What The F**** is Media?

What The F**K is Social Media?

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2x Video, 2x Web 2.0

Mal wieder Zet für ein Video, bzw. zwei -und beide von Ross Dawson, worth a look! Das gilt insbesondere für seinen Blog!

Serious Games Initiative

Virtuallearning world (wird gerade von Google wegen Trojanern gedisst) schreibt: “An interesting conversation took place on the Serious Games list this week. Kam Memarzia put out a great list of ‘10 commandments’ for serious game design and development…” Und hier gehts zur besagten LISTE:

“The Serious Games Initiative is focused on uses for games in exploring management and leadership challenges facing the public sector. Part of its overall charter is to help forge productive links between the electronic game industry and projects involving the use of games in education, training, health, and public policy. Technorati Tags: games, serious games,

Social Media in Plain English

Web 2.0 is not Enterprise 2.0

Bill Ives über “Enterprise 2.0 is not Web 2.0 nor is it an Oxymoron”. Interessanter Artikel, der auch den neuen Forrester Forecast Global Enterprise Web 2.0 Market Forecast: 2007 To 2013 mit einbezieht. Man kann über vieles in dem Artikel streiten, einige Bulletpoints:

• First, enterprise 2.0 is certainly not web 2.0. It is easy to offer up a few consumer web 2.0 applications in an argument that social software does not belong in the enterprise.

• Consumer web tools are often designed to increase traffic and generate ad revenue, not exactly enterprise goals.

• Enterprise 2.0 is not an oxymoron. Not that I especially like the term but it seems to be sticking as did web 2.0 that no one liked at first, either. What is more important than the term is the existence of an emerging class of business software that does not simply take consumer web tools behind the firewall.

Technorati Tags: web 2.0, enterprise 2.0,

Social Media Strategies for Web 2.0

Robin Good hat in Kooperation mit George Siemens (Master New Media educational technologies and learning expert contributor) mal wieder zugeschlagen. Es geht um “another great scanning journey to see, discover and understand how media and new technologies are rapidly changing the way we think, work and collaborate. mal wieder zugeschlagen. Es geht um “social network usage, learning 2.0, overcoming bias and socializing when teaching and learning”. Jede Menge Schwarzbrot, zum Beispiel Connecting with the Facebook Generation: Social Media Strategies for Web 2.0 oder das hier:

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Online MultiMedia Tools

Robin Good beschreibt hier und heute diverse digital designer tools, wobei mir die Multimedia Designer Werkzeuge natürlich am besten gefallen: grandioses Sachen dabei, ich betateste mal die nächsten Stunden …

7) Multimedia Designer

application: Prototyping and Presentations
Create memorable multimedia presentations.

• SlideRocket
• Scrapblog
• One True Media
• Kaltura

Technorati Tags: multimedia, desin, tools

Keine Zeit zum bloggen, twittern etc?

Woher nehmen Sie eigentlich die Zeit für Blogs, Wikis, Twitter und all das Web 2.0? Diese Frage bekomme nicht nur ich, sondern zahllose andere Social Networker immer wieder gestellt. So auch Extremdenker Mario Sixtus, der darauf wie folgt antwortet:

“Wenn ich noch ein einziges Mal gefragt werde, woher ich die Zeit für meine Netzaktivitäten nehme und woher all die Blogger, Twitterer, Wikipedianer und Free-Software-Developer die Zeit für ihre manigfaltigen Aktivitäten im Netz nehmen, werde ich künftig ganz maulfaul einen einzigen Link auf den Tisch knallen.” Hier die Quelle als Bewegtbild:

Hyperconnected?

“16% of people are “hyperconnected.” This is the result of a new Nortel sponsored whitepaper on connectivity and information. That 16% is expected to balloon to over 40% in the coming years. The hyperconnected have a few traits:

- the boundary between work ad personal time is virtually non - existent.
- they use many more devices, channels, and tools then “regular” people.
- hyperconnectivity among employees has the potential to increase security risks due to lost hardware, software, internet transfer of files, etc.
- they are generally early adopters of new technologies and consider themselves to be global people.
(Interestingly though, only 1/3 of hyperconnected people see themselves as early adopters)
- they are generally always on, always connected and see this as a good thing.

This probably describes you or many people that you know. Simply by the fact that you read a weblog, use RSS, and a few other technologies such as Skype are probably good clues. But as always I need to ask: what does this mean for our classrooms?” Das lesen Sie am besten selbst unter

Remote Access: Are You One of the 16%?

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Die Guten auf Youtube

Aus Openculture: “Smart video collections keep appearing on YouTube. But completely antithetical to the ethos of its parent company (Google), YouTube unfortunately makes these collections difficult to find. So we’ve decided to do the job for them. The videos come from media outlets, cultural institutions, universities and non-profits. There are about 55 collections in total, and the list will grow over time. If we’re missing anything good, feel free to let us know, and we’ll happily add them. Also, feel free to check out our YouTube playlist …”

Es folgt eine Auswahl von rund zwei Dutzend Universitäten, Instituten und Organisationen, die auf youtube diverse Mitschnitte von Lectures, Kongressen, Specials und Interviews zur Verfügung stellen: Lohnenswert! Wie zum Beispiel die Clips vom UCSF Memory & Aging Center.

Technorati Tags: youtube, lectures, openculture