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Replace Your Browser Bookmarks With iCyte
Browser bookmarks left my online research workflow some time ago when I began to use Delicious, with occasional forays into using Xmarks . It’s a new social bookmarking tool that enables you to capture Cytes (web pages) for later reference.
Personally, I find some bookmarking tools’ tagging and organizing interfaces overly complex. The bulk of my research happens online, so I am always on the lookout for tools that will help me better capture, catalog and retrieve data. Lately, I’ve depended on Evernote ’s web clipping tools.
Web Worker Daily
- Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Presentation of the Self on the Web
I have been, as they say, “active on the web” since the late nineties, and have really enjoyed the social aspects of it since at least 2005, earlier if you count social bookmarking. They agreed that, while with a group, when they went to the washroom, their behavior changed with their sense of increased (gender) privacy, and we talked a little about Facebook, and its privacy issues.
I have a strong sense of the differences between the public, private, and deeply private aspects of my life, probably because I have taught young adults at the college and university level all
Web Tools for Learners
- Monday, February 8, 2010
Information and Architecture
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VizThink Blog
- Tuesday, February 2, 2010
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Diigo Adds More Research and Collaboration Features
When Mike reviewed social bookmarking, research and collaboration service Diigo last year, he liked its simplicity, its connections with other services, and its wealth of features. Since then, the social bookmarking field has continued to mature; witness the recent purchase of Friendfeed by Facebook, and the numerous ways that bookmarks can be shared on social networks. Even MySpace is getting into the act by syncing posts with Twitter !
So how can a lesser-known app like Diigo compete? The latest version of Diigo has just gone live,
Web Worker Daily
- Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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New Features Make Sharein Even More Efficient
Sharein , the link sharing service, has responded to bookmarking web app Delicious’ new link sharing features by unleashing a raft of new functionality. Interestingly enough, much of this new functionality involves bookmarking, which is Delicious’ bread and butter. There is now a “My Bookmarks” tab. I guess you could say that is fair play, since link sharing is Sharein’s primary reason for being.
Web Worker Daily
- Tuesday, August 18, 2009
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Replace Your Browser Bookmarks With iCyte
Browser bookmarks left my online research workflow some time ago when I began to use Delicious, with occasional forays into using Xmarks . It’s a new social bookmarking tool that enables you to capture Cytes (web pages) for later reference.
Personally, I find some bookmarking tools’ tagging and organizing interfaces overly complex. The bulk of my research happens online, so I am always on the lookout for tools that will help me better capture, catalog and retrieve data. Lately, I’ve depended on Evernote ’s web clipping tools.
Web Worker Daily
- Tuesday, March 16, 2010
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Internet Evolution - The Big Report - Can Enterprise Social Networking Pay Off?
Social media at the enterprise level should be no different. All social ..." vuuchon Can Enterprise Social Networking Pay Off? DISCUSS PRINT Digg Del.icio.us Reddit Email This Can Enterprise Social Networking Pay Off? Introduction Written by Andrew Conry-Murray 3/21/2009 3 comments 3 saves Login to Rate Bob Pearson is convinced that enterprise social networking software Click here for our mobile site About Us Join | Login | Home Reports ThinkerNet News Boards Video Webinars Clans Search Most Recent Comment "Great article.
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Grouptivity Takes on ShareThis and AddThis
explain to my clients that ShareThis is a “passive broadcaster” of their content, giving their blog and web site visitors handy tools to email posts or articles to others, to easily blog about the content they are reading or to link to the content via any of over 30 social media and networking sites such as Facebook , MySpace , StumbleUpon , Mixx and del.icio.us .
Kumar says that while sharing via bookmarking sites and social networks is important, his company has found that so far 80% of site visitors still opt to share content via email.
Web Worker Daily
- Friday, December 5, 2008
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Implementing Enterprise 2.0
in an organization Potential pitfalls and issues Summary Resources About the author Rate this page Related links Web development technical library developerWorks > Web development > Implementing Enterprise 2.0 Balancing social networking and community with collaborative tools and services Document options PDF - Fits A4 and Letter 620KB (9 pages) Get Adobe® Reader® Hey there! tools and services
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- Saturday, February 28, 2009
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Ten tips for choosing & using social software
This often means I'm involved in discussions about choosing and using software, particularly social software, often known as web 2.0 .
Will they readily adopy social software? Are they already active on Facebook/Myspace/Bebo? Do they do My role often tends to be that of interpreter - helping IT people understand HR/Learning specialists and vice versa. HR and Learning & Development see web 2.0
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How Much Scale Is Needed in Enterprise 2.0 Employee Adoption? « I’m Not Actually a Geek
Employee Adoption? Filed under: mba — Tags: adoption , blogs , enterprise 2.0 , forums , microblogging , prediction markets , social bookmarking , social networks , social software , wikis — Hutch Carpenter @ 9:40 am A couple recent items caught my eye with regard to the issue of employee adoption of social software. Pricing Model , Julien le Nestour argues that pricing per user for social software should increase as more employees use it, because the network effects of higher participation make the software more valuable.
bhc3.wordpress.com
- Thursday, March 5, 2009
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Enterprise 2.0 and the Trough of Disillusionment « I’m Not Actually a Geek
Included in the report were technologies related to Enterprise 2.0: See Social Computing Platforms in the chart above, of which Gartner notes the following: “Following the phenomenal success of consumer-oriented social networking sites, such as MySpace and Facebook, companies are examining the role that these sites, or their enterprise-grade equivalents, will play in future collaboration environments.” Last August, Gartner had put social computing platforms right at the cusp of falling into the Trough of Disillusionment. I’m Not Actually a Geek April 13, 2009 Enterprise 2.0
bhc3.wordpress.com
- Monday, April 13, 2009
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Web 2.0 Inside the Enterprise? Forrester, AIIM Weigh In « I’m Not Actually a Geek
Forrester, AIIM Weigh In Filed under: mba — Tags: RSS , web 2.0 , mashups , social networks , enterprise 2.0 , blogs , aiim , forrester , wikis — Hutch Carpenter @ 12:01 am Forrester produced a well-covered report this week announcing that Enterprise 2.0 there were probably a couple hundred related to this report - Google Reader shares, bookmarks, Twitters, etc. I’m Not Actually a Geek April 23, 2008 Web 2.0 Inside the Enterprise?
bhc3.wordpress.com
- Saturday, March 14, 2009
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