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"GOOGLE KNOL" has a BIG POWER for Education which authors will explain and show here. Everyone is learning from everybody... Via Kevin Biles
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Bientôt les fêtes de fin d’année, c’est l’occasion de faire plaisir ou de se faire plaisir.
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Chime.in is an interest network, where people share, connect with others, and build communities around their favorite topics. ... Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Cavanaugh essay how accreditation must change in era of open resources
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The biggest campaign ever done by Serial Cut™, commissioned by Saatchi & Saatchi L.A. for Toyota USA. 3 key visuals that indicate the features of the new Toyota Prius V: more versatility, efficiency and connectivity. Via Katie Levine
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Résumé : au travers des initiatives de type entreprise 2.0 ou social business on s'efforce de construire des entreprises adaptées à ce qu'on nomme... Via lemanege
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2011: Tumblr Sharing Grew by 1300%, Google Plus Plateaued. Some other interesting statistics: - Facebook makes up 52.1% of all sharing on the web. - Twitter makes up 13.5% of all shared items on the web - Internet Explorer is on the decline for total shares - Chrome is slowly gaining market share, and has passed Firefox in terms of shares Via myriam, ABroaderView
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"It’s hard to imagine that the treasured websites we all use today were at one point just scribbles on a piece of paper, or the brainchild of a 19-year-old college student. With the help of the Wayback Machine, which provides screenshots of any website imaginable from its inception until now, we’re can view the original designs and content of the most visited websites in the U.S."
If you don't know about the Wayback Machine, you should check it out at http://bit.ly/ukizD5 More proof that the Web is your permanent record. Via Mike Ellsworth
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Chercheur en informatique, et en intelligence artificielle, fils d’un prix Nobel de physique, Douglas Hofstadter écrit en 1979 « Gödel, Escher et Bach », qui reçoit le prix Pulitzer.
La démonstration du théorème d’incomplétude de Gödel s’articule autour d’une assertion mathématique autoréférentielle , de même que le paradoxe d’Epiménide est une assertion auto référentielle du langage. « Le simple fait d’avoir lié ces assertions autoréférentielles à la théorie des nombres était géniale ».
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Full text books - archive of free books, texts, documents, classic literature, drama and poetry. All books free to read online. Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Quel que soit votre secteur d’activité (ou vos études), plus le temps passe et plus l’information va vite. Quelques observations simples :
Nous sommes submergés par un flot continu de nouvelles – de qualité inégale – , Via ETF Research & Solutions
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Customer Data Management (CDM), also known as Customer Data Integration (CDI), is foundational for a Customer Intelligence (CI) or Customer Engagement (CE) (#MDM #News Customer Data Management with "Big Data" - Part 1: CDM is rooted in the principles... |
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HubSpot may be all about marketing, but the company’s newest software offering... (Is @HubSpot changing the game or simply how we play? Is personalization Web 3.0 or only 2.5? Via Anise Smith
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Manipulations, l’expérience web est ouverte. Web documentaire interactif de France Télévision sur l'affaire Clearstream. Via Lucas Gruez
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Quand on travaille sur un ordinateur connecté à internet beaucoup de gens ne peuvent se passer d'une radio à écouter en parallèle pour se divertir ou en écoutant une émission radio ou tout autre. Et souvent en écoutant ces radios en ligne on a envie d'enregistrer quelques morceaux que nous apprécions sauf qu'on n'a pas la possibilité d'avoir un enregistrement coupé et séparé. Je vous propose d'essayer streamwriter. Via Freewares&Tutos
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L’année 2011 a été marquée par des innovations informatiques importantes et des avancées majeures pour le grand public comme pour les entreprises.
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Mistra est un organisme de formation composé de consultants spécialisés dans des domaines tels que l’ingénierie logicielle ou l’administration système. C’est cette équipe de consultants qui, petit à petit, rédige de nombreux tutoriels sous licence CC BY-SA 3.0. Via Freewares&Tutos
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Le géant informatique IBM a créé à l’été 2011 l’émission « Les clés du Cloud » sur Europe 1, visant à expliquer de manière pédagogique aux PME le principe et les avantages du cloud computing. Via Matthieu Dufour
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Penn State has a page devoted to digital curation but no mention of supporting teachers... The activities of digital curation occurs across many departments in the Libraries, as well as in the context of the following groups:
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Ray Tolley's comment,
December 28, 2011 7:04 AM
I like this model and find it helpful.
However, I feel that there is one aspect, possibly implicit, which should be clarified. As an amateur author and an expert in my own small field, I believe that curation is more than just dealing with objects/articles/posts etc, of finding them and then burying them in archives. I believe that those involved in curation should not only be community watchers, discoverers, translators, preservers and collators but also that they should be evaluators and promoters of their discoveries. When I discover an item that attracts me, however abstruse, I look beyond the front cover to evaluate the content and wisdom of that artefact and then promote its existence to those of my readership of whom I feel may benefit. I believe that thisr model only appears to promote the traditional librarian skills of a neutral stewardship of resources rather than of a promoter of new-found learning or wisdom.
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Business InsiderHewlett Packard, Microsoft Join Forces To Build A Bigger, Better CloudSeeking AlphaThe focus of the new contract is to work cooperatively allowing public and private cloud computing services on a worldwide basis. Via Anise Smith
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iFlow.com offers everyday web users the ability to discover, create, curate, and share realtime information on any subject — in a filtered and contextual way.
Like next-gen RSS.
iFlow allows users to follow ideas instead of individuals, in contrast to Twitter and Facebook, for example, taking the next step beyond the kind of realtime info streams we see on social networks, to apply that to rich data from any and all sources.
The consumer platform is built using Flow’s APIs and really functions as an example of the kind of realtime stream processing functionality developers can take advantage of when building their web and mobile apps.
Find out more or sign-up for early access here: http://iflow.com/ Via Robin Good, Ken Morrison
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Du f-store à la plateforme mobile, Facebook ne cesse de développer ses atouts e-commerce... Via Pierre Lelong
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Il existe énormément d'outils et applications pour enregistrer les liens des articles ou tout autre contenu pour y revenir plus tard mais je voudrais quand même vous proposer ces deux applications un peu spéciales car elles permettent non seulement d'enregistrer du contenu mais de l'envoyer à notre compte Gmail ou il sera plus en sécurité.
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