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The study sought to develop an analytical framework and set of factors that foundations can use to begin considering when and where the use of open licenses would further their mission and day-to-day work and where such licenses might not be useful or appropriate. It provides a great starting point for informed consideration of open licenses and the new opportunities they create for foundations and related organizations.”

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copyright collaboration

Private foundations have been looking at ways to integrate these concepts for the works they create and that they support with their funding.

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collaboration newscasting

Community mapping is a vibrant way of telling a neighborhood's story. IUt can highlight the rich array of neighborhood assets, analize the relationship between income and the location of services, or document vacant lots and buildings.

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The purpose of this paper is simple. We wanted to explore retweeting as a conversational practice. In doing so, we highlight just how bloody messy retweeting is. Often, folks who are deeply embedded in the culture think that there are uniform syntax conventions, that everyone knows what they're doing and agrees on how to do it. We found that this is blatantly untrue. When it comes to retweeting, things get messy. The 140 character constraints introduce new dynamics and people route around a potential limitation is unique ways. But this doesn't mean that everything is honky dory. There are authorship issues and attribution issues. The fidelity of a message often gets corrupted as it spreads, revealing the ways in which retweeting has become the modern day incarnation of the "Telephone Game."

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twitter collaboration

“Getting Online: Distance Education Promising Practices for Canadian Literacy Practitioners” (or the GO Project for short) was an innovative national project designed to research trends, technologies and promising practices in online learning in Canada. A key project goal was to bring about a heightened awareness in the Canadian literacy community about the use and value of online learning. 2 main resources: A Research Report on Online Learning for Canadian Literacy Practitioners; The “Bridging Distance: Promising Practices for Online Learning

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elearning onlinelearning nptech collaboration

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If you spend any time at all talking about online communities, you’re bound to stumble across the 90-9-1 Principle. The idea is simple: In social groups, some people actively participate more than others. Researcher Jakob Nielsen calls this “Participation

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Interesting take on how Twitter is/can/should be used and where it might be trending - "Twitter is an instant messaging tool where the recipients of the messages are determined by the recipients, not by the sender. "

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There is a basic and fundamental difference between these two ways of getting to know people in social networks and online communities. To ‘friend’ is a two-way process; it requires both parties to agree that they want to connect with each other. To ‘follow’, on the other hand, is where one party finds somebody they are interested in and tracks them, with no need for the followee to give their consent. So friending is two-way and following is one-way.

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Instead of getting distracted by the tools and the terminologies, I focus on the four underlying themes in social media, the 4Cs of social media: Content, Collaboration, Community and Collective Intelligence. Taken together, these four themes constitute the value system of social media. I believe that the tools are transient, the buzzwords will change, but the value system embedded in these 4Cs is here to stay.

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This wiki was created to easily help educators find other educators on Delicious.com that have the same interests as them (that teach in the same content area). Check out the list of educators on the pages linked below and add your Delicious name to the appropriate list too. Feel free to add a heading/title if one is missing.

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collaboration elearning

the future of knowledge work is here. It's about figuring out how to create new ways to gather vital information, and linking the experts physically and virtually into a much richer, faster data-world.

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KnowledgeManagement info_overload collaboration

These are the official guidelines for social media at Intel. If you're an Intel employee or contractor creating or contributing to blogs, wikis, social networks, virtual worlds, or any other kind of social media both on and off intel.com—these guidelines are for you. We expect all who participate in social media on behalf of Intel to be trained, to understand and to follow these guidelines. Failure to do so could put your future participation at risk. These guidelines will continually evolve as new technologies and social networking tools emerge—so check back once in awhile to make sure you're up to date.

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We’ve all been part of communities since kindergarten, or earlier. Churches, schools, sports teams, and neighborhoods all satisfy basic human desires to interact with others and work toward a common goal. And yet, when these communities are online and we

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community collaboration web2.0 howto

You think your business has it rough? The people of Battlestar Galactica have lived through a recession you wouldn't believe. With dwindling resources, a skeleton crew, enemies constantly lurking out of view, and a pervasive threat of annihilation, Admira

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community collaboration thinking

Do things you love, and love the things you do. Do things that complement each other. Do things that scale.

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collaboration web2.0 productivity

what it takes to manage an online community.

* Patience to let others participate without dominating the conversation.
* Networking with a wide variety of people and being able to call on the right ones at the right time.
* Communication skil

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community collaboration

Wireframe your Ideas
Iplotz allows you to rapidly create clickable, navigable wireframes for prototyping webdesigns and software applications!.
Create a project, add wireframe pages with design components and discuss your creations with others.

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webdesign web2.0 collaboration

KickApps is a web-based platform that makes it easy for you to add a wide array of social features to your website.

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