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Resources used in developing the 2008 Horizon Report (see horizon.nmc.org)
Updated on 2008-11-12
Created on 2007-11-27
Category: Schools & Education
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Weblogg-ed » Using Pageflakes as Student Portal
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Add Sticky Note
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show how anyone can create topic specific portals with feeds.
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Online Social Networking And Education: Study Reports On New Generations Social And Creative Interconnected Lifestyles - Robin Good's Latest News
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The data that has emerged from the NSBA survey leaves no doubt as to how important social networking is today for young adults and how potentially effective this could be if there was a synergy, rather than a friction, between the online social interaction drivers of the new generations and the goals that schools in general are trying to achieve.
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Pageflakes, Netvibes Take on Social Networks: What Chance Do They Have?
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does this mean that Pageflakes and Netvibes are moving away from the 'start page' market (which has intense competition from MyYahoo, Microsoft's Live.com and iGoogle) and more into the social networking / widgets domain currently dominated by MySpace and Facebook?
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Webcast + Podcast + Blog + Widgets = Pagecast - Omar AL Zabir, Many Variety of Posts (MVP)
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Using the Page publishing feature in Pageflakes, you can make your pages public and share with the world
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Pageflakes Targets Groups With Pagecasts
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collaborative desktop sharing, allowing users to share pages within a private group, edited by multiple people, or published to the world. From Wednesday the service gets a new name specific to group pages: Pagecasts,
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» Rich Internet Application Case Study: Picking Classes at the Wharton School | The Universal Desktop | ZDNet.com
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How are Rich Internet Applications changing people’s lives? Well at the
Wharton School of theUniversity ofPennsylvania , MBA students are using a Rich Internet Application developed by Jason Lehman of the Student Services group to decide their course schedules.
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» Rich Internet applications in education | The Universal Desktop | ZDNet.com
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Things like real-time collaboration, interfaces that enhance workflow and eLearning initiatives. So how are people using rich Internet applications in education? In many different ways.
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» What’s driving adoption of rich Internet applications? | The Universal Desktop | ZDNet.com
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RIAs really started getting adoption because of Web 2.0. Web 2.0 brought about the perfect storm of people and requirements to generate excitement in new kinds of applications.
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» Live Documents enters the Office suite ring | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com
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Live Documents is a set of Flash-based Office 2007-like applications and also embeds collaborative capabilities and adds online/offline synchronization into Microsoft Office documents.
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For reference, following are what the rest of the field looks like. ThinkFree, for example, has focused on being Microsoft Office-like in its appearance and features, while others, such as Google Apps, are taking a simpler approach currently, appealing to users who don’t need the sophisticated features of Office. Zoho has build a vast suite of more than a dozen applications with increasingly sophisticated features. And all of the online applications providers are introducing offline capabilities. Zoho, for example, has already deployed Google Gears in Zoho Writer for offline usage and synchronization.
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Prism - MozillaWiki
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Prism is based on a concept called Site Specific Browsers (SSB). An SSB is an application with an embedded browser designed to work exclusively with a single web application. It doesn’t have the menus, toolbars and accoutrements of a normal web browser.
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TLT-SWG: FridayLive! Google Docs & Spreadsheets [5 min. audio attached; slides also avail]
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Recommendation: Try Google Docs!!
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Using Google Docs as an assessment for learning tool at teaching.mrbelshaw.co.uk
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Wikis are all well and good, but they’re usually public. I think Google Docs can be used as a wiki-like solution for smaller groups and are a more private solution.
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edublogs
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One school in Scotland, which seems to be getting things right, underwent huge cultural and pedagogical change recently when they fitted out every child with an Ultra Mobile PC (UMPC).
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The Rise Of Hyperlocal Information
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In this post we look at different aspects of
the hyperlocality, from satellites to local blogs, and ponder how this information will be organized and monetized. -
Satellite imagery is an example of top-down hyperlocal content, but most hyperlocal content is bottom-up because
it is user-generated. - 2 more annotations...
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Tracing the Visitor's Eye
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In our study, we
intend to leverage implicit spatio-temporal data (i.e. latitude,
longitude and timestamp) with the richness of people-generated
information. Our approach is to consider that uploading, tagging and
disclosing the location of a photo can be interpreted as an act of
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large deployment of mobile devices led to a massive increase in the
volume of records of where people have been and when they were there.
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