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This video explores the changes in the way we find, store, create, critique, and share information. This video was created as a conversation starter, and would be an excellent provocation to the PYP perspective of information literacy. Via Jessica V Allen No comment yet.
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Depuis le début de l’année, Google Documents est devenu un espace de stockage sur lequel il est possible d’y déposer à peu près n’importe quel type de fichiers. Via Freewares&Tutos
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Open data 71 : développer une nouvelle économie numérique http://t.co/5Md1dCE0 via @AddThis...
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When I was first invited to use Google Plus, I didn’t really know anyone who was active. I wasn’t sure who to circle – or even why. I left and didn’t visit back for another month. Now that I’ve spent some time in Google Plus, I understand it a bit more — and would like to share some advice for those just starting out. Via The New Company, Resonance
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Thanks to advances in sensing, networking, and data management, our society is producing digital information at an astonishing rate. According to one estimate, in 2010 alone we will generate 1,200 exabytes — 60 million times the Library of Congress. Within this deluge of data lies a wealth of valuable information on how we conduct our businesses, governments, and personal lives. To put the information to good use, we must find ways to meaningfully explore, relate, and communicate the data. Via Lauren Moss
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This article is by Romain Goday from Darwin Ecosystem
Content discovery tools have been trending towards taking over an increasing part of the selection process by filtering out information. Via janlgordon
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La curation est à la mode et parmi les outils les plus connus et les plus utilisés comme Scoop.it, Storify ou encore Pearltrees, certains se démarquent en proposant une interface plus intuitive ou des fonctionnalités originales.See it on Scoop.it,...
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La revue en ligne des pratiques collaboratives : Entreprise 2.0, travail collaboratif, communautés de pratique, social marketing, social CRM, innovation participative... Retours d'expérience, tendances, actualité.
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Semantic Web 3.0 Graph of Linked Semantic Data. As of Late 2011 and Early 2012 it seems like the semantic web is progressing extremely fast. The graph below depicts current state of the loosely defined semantic web and ... Via Pekka Puhakka
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Read, share and learn Semantic Web Services for Web Databases book in our computer ebook library. Via Pekka Puhakka
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Maintenance complete ahead of schedule http://t.co/IfB2bxiw, http://t.co/p5JrbZMB and related services have been restored to full operation. Via Pekka Puhakka
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Numérisation des patrimoines culturels : la Culture en un clic ? - An@é | Le petit journal de l'An@é
La Haute Ecole de la Province de Liège propose, dans le cadre de la Chaire des Civilisations Numériques, deux conférences sur le thème de la numérisation des patrimoines culturels le 9 novembre 2011 de 14h00 à 16h00, au Campus 2000.
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Souvenez-vous, on vous en a parlé en août : Adobe venait de sortir Muse, un outil vous permettant de générer des pages web sans même saisir une seule ligne de code ! Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL, michel verstrepen |
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Il est toujours agréable de voir notre contenu partagé sur les différents réseaux sociaux. Malheureusement, on voit bien que ce n'est pas le cas tout le temps. Alors, comment fait-on pour attirer l'attention de nos fans? Via Patrick Bouillaud
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Voici une application bien pratique et gratuite que j'utilise de temps à autre pour sa facilité d'utilisation. Via Freewares&Tutos 
Marie.Odile H's comment,
November 10, 2011 12:43 AM
merci d'avoir sélectionné cet article et bonne journée !
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Scoop it permet d’obtenir un meilleur référencement des contenus qui vous intéressent sur Google et sur les réseaux sociaux d’Internet, c’est sans doute pourquoi on le désigne par le terme de «curateur». Vos publications, vos articles, vos sites et vos pages web peuvent être formidablement boostés, soit propulsés en français, grâce à cet outil remarquable, ainsi que ceux qui vous passionnent. Via Freewares&Tutos
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Interesting excerpt from this article:
"Content is in the center of it all.
Few organizations have an overarching strategy that channels all this branded content into a consolidated planning model. In parallel, we see lack of defined leadership for overall orchestration and accountability for content-driven programs.
This will become a business priority as companies seek more discipline in how stories are conveyed – not to mention cost savings that come with more disciplined sourcing, curating and production.
Look for new leaders and content functions to emerge to support a range of marketing disciplines and community programs. And as part impart new ways to help teams understand how content plays holistically within plans that reflect the way people now consume and share content...." [read full article http://j.mp/uGwFo8] Via Giuseppe Mauriello
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Drawing on research by the Open Society Foundations, this forum examines the role that
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When I was first invited to use Google Plus, I didn’t really know anyone who was active. I wasn’t sure who to circle – or even why. I left and didn’t visit back for another month. Now that I’ve spent some time in Google Plus, I understand it a bit more — and would like to share some advice for those just starting out. Via The New Company
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A longer discussion of #rdf, the #semanticweb,and #linkeddata: http://t.co/ywyBzgHf #cataloging... Via Pekka Puhakka
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In June 2011 Stanford University hosted a group of librarians and technologists to examine issues and challenges surrounding the use of linked data for library applications. Via Pekka Puhakka
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XeeMe - For a few days now, I have been using a great social presence tool to organize and connect all of my social media profiles: XeeMe.
by Mindy Koch http://xeeme.com/MindyKoch Via Axel Schultze |
