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Les outils de mesure d’audience, Google Analytics en tête, balisent aujourd’hui la production de contenu de manière très ciblée par rapport aux mots-clés, requêtes et comportement des internautes. Mais vers quoi les méthodes d’optimisation naturelle de sites (SEO) évoluent-elles ? Et, en quoi, dans un même secteur d’activités, les différents acteurs vont-ils, de plus en plus, se différencier ? Via Gilles Le Page No comment yet.
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HighLight (Axel Aigret et Olivier Coste ) et PowerOn (Sebastien Rousset et Jean-François Ruiz) sont heureux de vous annoncer la naissance de leur nouveau "bébé" : PlusFocus : LE blog francophone collaboratif dédié à Google+ http://plusfocus.com/
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As a content author, you’ve heard a lot about the benefits of migrating your unstructured content (Word, unstructured FrameMaker, etc.) to a structured format such as DITA.
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CIO-OnlineInnover en ouvrant ses données et en consommant les données ouvertesCIO-OnlineCe cabinet a réalisé une étude baptisée Open Data : quels enjeux et opportunités pour l'entreprise ? qui se télécharge sur son site.
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Highlights from my keynote speech at ULearn08, Christchurch, New Zealand... ... Via João Greno Brogueira
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Ce programme est de loin l’outil gratuit le plus complet disponible pour suivre les performances de votre site. Alors, oui, le nom est un peu difficile à orthographier, mais apprendre à utiliser Google analytic c’est la garantie de connaitre votre clientèle et de bâtir une stratégie webmarketing cohérente. Nous allons donc voir ensemble comment installer cet outil de statistiques google Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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Eli Pariser is concerned that web personalization is only showing us content we "like," and not content we need. But he proposed some solutions at the Mashable Media Summit. Via Guillaume Decugis
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Les 6 incontournables d'un bon article de blog professionnel...
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"A recent study showed that certain brain areas expand in people who have greater numbers of friends on Facebook." "There was a problem, though. The study, in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, was unable to resolve the question of whether "friending" plumps up the brain areas or whether people with a type of robustness in brain physiology are just natural social butterflies.' "But with the help of a few monkeys in England, teenagers everywhere may now have more ammunition to use against parents.' Via k3hamilton
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"Data storytelling" is all the rage on websites ranging from international news outlets, to political and economic organizations, to personal blogs. Indeed, this trend has captured the attention of those who research and work in information visualization. Scores of both aspiring and seasoned visual storytellers descended on the Telling Stories with Data workshop that we organized this year to discuss and learn about visualization storytelling tools, issues, and contexts... Via Lauren Moss
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University of British Columbia (UBC) Vancouver researchers unleashed an army of more than 100 socialbots – technology that poses as people on social networks – and harvested personal information from 3,000 Facebook users, demonstrating how... Via k3hamilton |
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The future of the internet?See why some are saying just that about "Smart Grid" http://t.co/32wfJPRM... Via digistar, Anise Smith
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Selon une information rapportée par AP, la CIA serait de plus en plus active sur les réseaux sociaux, au point de surveiller près de 5 millions de tweets chaque jour.
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Whilst there may be some justifiable concerns about the place of Khan Academy in the learning ecosysem, it has a vital role to play. It is accessed by hundreds of thousands, if not milllions.. Additional funding means it can expand its reach to include arts and humanities in addition to its core STEM resources. Smarthistory is a good example of how this can work: http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/
"Much as Wikipedia draws its content from a large number of volunteer professionals, the curated content system for Khan Academy will look to provide a similar outlet for dedicated professionals to develop quality instructional content." Via theo kuechel
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Si vous faites parti de ceux qui passent leurs journées sur Google+ et qui reviennent souvent sur le service pour vérifier leurs notifications, alors ce qui suit risque de vous intéresser. Et pour cause puisque vous allez pouvoir découvrir un peu plus bas deux extensions publiées par Google pour Chrome : une pour garder toujours un oeil sur ses notifications, une deuxième pour pouvoir partager facilement n’importe quel page sur le réseau social. Autant dire que si vous êtes complètement tombés sous le charme de ce dernier, alors ces deux outils vont vous permettre de gagner énormément de temps...
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A few trusted connections will take you further than a thousand strangers. Let your trusted network help you discover the most talented people in the world. Your next great hire is closer than you think. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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Made for a challenge -"Tell us about twitter in 60 seconds" I made EVERY effort to properly credit the CC licensed photos I used. ... Via Miss Noor 
Tim Scholze's curator insight,
February 9, 2013 1:00 PM
Just AWESOME! Will use for intro 4 presentation.
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In March, Eli Pariser gave a popular TED talk about “filter bubbles”. Pariser is concerned that web personalization is only showing us content we "like," and not content we need.
As users increasingly get their news from curated social channels, this trend has the potential to isolate us and damage our world view.
But he proposed some solutions at the Mashable Media Summit. Pariser pointed out the critical things that social personalization gets wrong when it comes to content: - Anticipation... - Risk Taking... - Big Picture... - Pairing... - Social Importance... - Mind-Blowingness... - Trust...
In his talk, Pariser noted that nearly every major online media company and platform is moving toward some level of personalization....
[read full article http://j.mp/tWrk1v] Via Giuseppe Mauriello
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Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 are marketing buzzwords that are used to describe novel features used that were introduced in the respective eras. There are no technical differences though. Both Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 run on the same ... Via Juergen Wagner
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But I can no longer postpone the (re)structuring of my PLE for the simple reason that I am increasingly engaged in various projects that demand slightly different foci. So with increased research efforts coming along, ... Via suifaijohnmak
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Yesterday, we covered the public world-wide launch of publishing platform Scoop.it. We spoke to Scoop.it’s CEO Guillaume Decugis who told us about the revenue model for Scoop.it which will be a monthly subscription model. [watch video http://j.mp/rZxGEr] Via Giuseppe Mauriello |
