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As someone who has just bought an iPad, I can personally appreciate its potential to become the dominant force in the digital book wars. PDF and ePub files can be uploaded instantly, and then annotated with your stylus pen or finger. Via Let's Learn IT No comment yet.
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Ignoring the disparaging remark in the first para (I think G+ is a thriving community), this article still includes a gd review of some tools you can use on G+ Via callooh
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Pour envoyer des twitts plus longs que 140 caractères, il se peut que vous ayez besoin de raccourcir votre texte. La plupart de ces services proposent de taper un texte plus long que 140 et fournissent un url associé à ce texte. D’autres vous permettent de transformer plusieurs url en un seul Via Freewares&Tutos
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Une liste de 30 moteurs de recherches spécialisés qui constituent une solide alternative à Google pour tous types de documents et d'informations. Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
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Vos élèves peuvent probalement mettre à jour en un clin d'oeil leur statut Facebook, mais peuvent-ils écrire une lettre bien articulée pour l'Opinion du lecteur? Peuvent-ils articuler clairement leur position lors d'un débat radiophonique, ou encore faire appel aux médias pour susciter l'engagement communautaire? Et comment s'y prennent les parents et le personnel éducatif pour ces mêmes actions? La littératie numérique = l'affaire de toutes et tous. [article en anglais] Via Jacques Cool
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Mise à jour importante du côté de chez Google+. Se dirige-t-on vers des outils collaboratifs pro ?
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C’est donc le moment de prendre le taureau par les cornes et de commencer à se poser les bonnes questions...
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Mariusz Leś's comment September 20, 2011 7:25 PM
Strange looking, isn't it?
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La télévision, toujours très paroissiale, survivra-t-elle à la mondialisation numérique et à l’Internet ouvert ? Ce fut l’une des questions abordée en cette fin de semaine à Amsterdam lors du festival Picnic, durant un panel dédié au futur de la TV.
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Best mixes on planet Earth. DJs, radio, performing artists, educators, and more. Get a free podcast, share your faves. Only on PodOmatic.
I'm not a big podcaster but have an account and have used this great tool. I quite like listening to podcasts that interest me in the car as an alternative to radio. Via Heath Sawyer |
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Really not a fan of lists anyway...you wind up following the same people and don't find new voices.... Via callooh
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PDFAid est une application en ligne qui permet d'éditer des fichiers PDF et de convertir des fichiers tels que des images, des documents Word etc en PDF. Via Freewares&Tutos
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Some of the good reasons, why we should participate in events with speakers or facilitators we already known from social networks, is that we can broaden our perspective and knowledge of the work of those people. I had the opportunity to meet personally Tim kastelle at ECCI XII – Faro last week, after more than a year of connection via twitter (@ timkastelle) and after reading his blog “Innovation Leadership Network”. Tim is the extraordinary person that I suspected to be and that I confirmed in our small conversations during the event, where openness, simplicity and sensitivity were well represented. *** "One of the fundamental bases of Tim Kastelle’s work is, as he himself explained, the contact with the outside world, i.e. with the space where action develops. In innovation the key is to execute the ideas and we will only do so if we know and prepared the environment (networks of an organization) where such implementation is going to happen in order not only to create value but also making it accessible to many people." *** “Innovation happens in networks!” According to Tim Kastelle, if we seek to manage innovation within an organization (environment) is easier to be effective if we understand how networks work. For this we need to do an analysis of how networks work and try to understand how people connect with each other and how the knowledge is shared between them. This methodology used by Tim Kastelle not only allows us to detect the flow of information, but also to verify if there are people who do not have connections, and from there try to establish procedures so that they can be improved or reworked. This analysis seems to me to be extremely useful when you have differentiated physical and distant spaces where the physical contact of persons does not exist and therefore needs a more understanding facilitated by observation of maps. When we map, through information collected by one or several questionnaires we determine who are the people (nodes) with more connections and in which direction they are established." Via BeerBergman
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L'Union Internationale des Télécommunications classe 152 nations en fonction de leurs infrastructures Internet et de leur accessibilité. La France, si elle est dans le haut du classement, peut mieux faire et pourrait chuter.
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Hangouts have inspired all manner of innovation, from cooking classes to concerts, from meetings to interviews. Armed with the knowledge that Google+ field trial members were using Hangouts in ways Google never imagined, the company got to work enhancing the service. Those enhancements were announced today and make Hangouts an even more compelling resource, one that businesses just can’t ignore. Via The New Company
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"Google+ désormais ouvert à tous, avec 9 nouvelles fonctionnalités. Plus besoin d'invitations." Paru le 20 septembre 2011
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Foldit est un jeu de casse tête mis au point par des scientifiques de l'Université de Washington qui propose aux joueurs de plier des protéines. Via Nicolas
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This study tries to give a different perspective of the cloud application through a personal knowledge management perspective and its structure in the cloud computing environment. In recent years, there has been a great hype about cloud computing and different books and literature reviews have classified different types of cloud with various definitions and criteria focusing on mainly three different layers of services being infrastructure, platform and software. Instead, this paper provides a meta-observation over an integrated cloud ecosystem through the knowledge window through which a deeper insight into how the cloud, as an ecosystem, provides services that are not feasible in many conventional knowledge management approaches. Adopting a top-down approach, this study tries to illustrate the implications of the cloud at the personal levels from a knowledge-oriented perspective. Via Paulo Simões
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A growing collection of research suggests that students require new comprehension skills and strategies to effectively read and learn from text on the Internet (Biancarosa & Snow, 2004; Coiro, 2003a, 2003b; Sutherland-Smith, 2002). Reading online is a complex process that requires knowledge about how search engines work and how information is organized within Web sites—knowledge that many students lack. Internet texts also demand higher levels of inferential reasoning and comprehension monitoring strategies that help readers stay on task. Via Nik Peachey
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Nico Engelhardt and Johannes Ippen, the makers of asidemag.com about Editorial Design for the iPad. Via PopcornPrez, michel verstrepen |
