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The Resource for Education Technology Leaders focusing on K-12 educators. Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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It’s just that Google wants to be online marketing. Everywhere, and to everyone, including Facebook- and Twitter-using brand marketers (and let’s not forget that Google has a testy relationship with Twitter, as well, due to mutual disagreements over social search and who’s indexing whom). If this is the case, we’d expect to see a comprehensive ad management platform for the entire web emerging from the bowels of Google within the next six to 12 months. For now, Wildfire will continue to operate as-is, a standalone social marketing shop. Via The New Company
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On parle souvent de Facebook qui devrait atteindre binetôt les 1 milliards de comptes ouverts, mais Twitter continu sa route pour atteindre aujourd'hui 1/2 milliard d'utilisateurs inscrits... ce qui ne veut pas dire actifs bien sur. (...) -- PS : Tout est relatif ! Grosse progression pour la France début 2012 (18e mondial) en partie à cause des jeunes qui fuient Facebook ! Via Mon-Habitat Web, Mathieu Kutak
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Que sera le livre dans 70 ans ? Le livre sera-t-il numérique ? A quoi ressembleront les supports de lecture ? Via Alice Stardust
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Le service permettant de raccourcir les Url annonce le lancement en version bêta de son moteur de recherche social. Via sandrinea
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Tableau Public is a free tool that brings data to life. Easy to use. Spectacularly powerful. Data In. Brilliance Out. Via Baiba Svenca 
himanshi lamba 1's comment,
August 29, 2016 1:55 PM
Hey, really interesting post!
I agree with you that Business Intelligence (BI) is a set of tools and techniques that process raw data into meaningful information and useful statistics that are used in business analysis, which can help in achieving beneficial results. Here I need to mention a very useful BI tool that helped me a lot in successfully visualizing my data. Tableau is a very well-known BI tool that creates visualization for data and enables users to communicate with the data to make effective decisions. Have a look at http://www.actiknow.com/tableau-consulting/ to get knowledge about this tool.
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Le site Backupify qui propose des services de stockage sur le Cloud s’est amusé à calculer quelle pouvait être la valeur d’un compte Gmail.
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From
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Robin Good: Paper.li one of the early players in the news aggregation, discovery and auto-curation space has been significantly improving its service which now offers also a $9/month Pro version.
Paper.li allows you to set a number of search queries on Twitter, Facebook, Google+, YouTube and to import specific RSS feeds to "aggregate" the most relevant on a certain topic or theme.
You as a curator can "preview" your yet-to-be-published news magazine and can manually pick and decide which "stories" to publish and which ones to drop by simply hovering your mouse on anyone of them.
"Editions" can be auto-scheduled and Paper.li can automatically announce on Twitter and via email to your subscribers when a new one is out.
PRO users get to have the last word before any edition gets published, by way of a "preview before promotion" feature that lets you control when notifications go out and gives you time to make changes, can add promotional banners, standard ads or other marketing materials in a set of predefined hot spots on their news page, and can "brand" their magazine with their own banner, background image and personalized colors.
More info: https://paper.li/learn-more.html
Try it out now: https://paper.li/
Via Robin Good, Tim Pixley 
lelapin's comment July 28, 2012 12:31 AM
I'm glad you have your own paper. I'm a big fan of paper.li.
Liz Wilson's comment,
July 28, 2012 3:00 AM
Thanks for the review Robin and the clear explanation of what users can do. Much appreciated.
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File conversion software has largely moved from the desktop to the cloud for good reason. Conversion software requires constant updates and the CPU power that only a cloud approach can provide. Via WebTeachers
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Exobrain is a mind mapping tool and interactive web application. It is designed to help you organize, visualize, and generate ideas. Via Baiba Svenca
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Irony of ironies - after encouraging fans to tweet copiously, the International Olympic Committee requests London 2012 attendees limit their output only to "urgent" status updates. Via txwikinger |
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Microsoft a révélé mardi la nouvelle version d’Hotmail, son service gratuit de messagerie électronique. Pour son renouveau, Hotmail est rebaptisé Outlook. Outlook conserve les fonctionnalités classiques d’un webmail : envoyer des mails et y répondre, les transférer, les classer et appliquer des filtres, notamment pour contrer le spam.
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Robin Good: Zeen, the new app from the original founder of YouTube is finally coming, and it has opened its doors to private beta users.
While I am waiting to get in and start testing it myself, I share with you the official launch news as picked up by Giuseppe Mauriello from TheNextWeb review:
"YouTube founders launched a teaser for a new project called Zeen. It’s similarly based around the idea of content curation, but whereas Delicious is about tags and bookmarks, Zeen is a more developed version of the ‘social newspaper’ services like Paper.li.
After connecting your Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts, you get the option to create your first magazine, choosing from a number of template styles and color schemes.
You then dive into creating the magazine, without quite so much guidance about what you’re doing or why. Tools along the top of the magazine allow you to add content from the likes of Google searches, YouTube content, Instagram photos, Twitter, RSS feeds (you have to enter the feed URL) – or content you’ve clipped from around the Web using a blookmarklet.
Once you’ve added as much content as you like, one piece of content per page, you can publish your magazine to share with others..."
Full original article here:
Reserve your username on Zeen here: http://zeen.com
Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Robin Good 
Robin Good's comment,
September 27, 2012 3:48 PM
Mike, you are very welcome.
By the way, if I may ask, which is the original scoop that you are referring to with your thanks? 
Mike Ellsworth's comment,
September 27, 2012 7:06 PM
Robin, good question, as your original scoop has been reScooped several times in this thread. I was thanking RPattinson-Daily for reScooping my reScoop, and so on, down to your original scoop. So thanks for this scoop, and for all the great scooping you do!
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901M d'utilisateurs pour Facebook, 555M pour Twitter, 170M pour Google + et 11,7M pour Pinterest... Le site Go-Gulf.com a récemment publié une infographie qui recense les derniers chiffres clefs des principaux médias ... Via JC Dichant
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Shona Whyte: The free subtitling platform for video has added a new feature for users: ”We want video with the transcription! We want it to highlight the currently spoken line! We want it to seek when I click on a line in the transcription!”
So now you can make your own transcriptions of videos, embed both in your webpage for users to watch and read interactively (like TED talks).
The dotSUB site was already very useful for language teachers and learners: the transcription tool is easy to learn, and anyone can save and share transcriptions, making it possible to translate the same clip into different languages. Teachers can find resources, or subtitle their own choices in the original language or in translation to help listening comprehension, and learners can make their own subtitles for close listening and/or translation practice. Via Shona Whyte
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If people are given the right tools and the right environment, will they spontaneously collaborate and share knowledge? Why do some people find it difficult to share and collaborate? Would incentives and rewards make a difference?
Collaboration in the workplace is now high on the priority list of many organisations seeking to leverage social technologies to free-up knowledge and provide opportunities for co-creation, co-production and innovation.
Gust MEES: I was one of the TOP10 Knol authors (Google Knol discontinued its service as on May 1, 2012) and I was involved in a lot of collaborative articles with multicultural authors and it was a very positive experience... I hope one day having the same opportunity back again on WordPress now...
One of our "old knols" (created on November 02, 2010 [we were pioneers]) is being migrated to WordPress here if you would like to check it:
- For A Better World http://gustmees.wordpress.com/2011/12/29/for-a-better-world-test/
Read more: http://steve-dale.net/2012/07/12/the-art-of-collaboration-collaborative-behaviours/
Via Gust MEES
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If you want to understand digital fluency, consider what it takes to be fluent in a language. So what's the difference between digital literacy and digital fluency? According to Briggs and Makice, literacy means you know what tools to use and how to use them, while fluency means you also know when and why to use them. Via Alastair Creelman
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Vendredi, Facebook a annoncé des résultats décevants qui ont renforcé la chute du cours du tire, qui a perdu 20% en un jour. Les analystes ava... Via Datarmine
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The Internet global network is a phenomenon of technological civilization, and its exceptional complexity surpasses anything mankind has ever created. The Internet map is an attempt to look into the hidden structure of the network. Via Nicolas Loubet
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What were you doing 1 year ago today?...
I haven't played with this yet, but some people love this service of sending a daily email about what you posted on your social media sites one year ago. Via Ken Morrison 
Ken Morrison's comment,
July 30, 2012 4:07 PM
Thank you for the rescoop. Good luck on your new site. I am sure that I will return.
Ken
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Warning: This is a rant.I find shared circles useful, especially when based on a need I have been reading through the comments on many people's threads…... Via Jaana Nyström
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Le réseau social a annoncé avoir 543 millions d'utilisateurs mobiles lors de la présentation de ses résultats... Via FredColantonio
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In the age of social media, the Chinese government's classic approach to keeping bad news under wraps will no longer work. Via Salah ALhaj Ahmed |
