Project Bluebox

091123 [2 years ago]
“

Speak in the first person. Use your own voice; bring your own personality to the forefront; say what is on your mind.

Use a disclaimer. Whether you publish to a blog or some other form of social media, make it clear that what you say there is representative of your views and opinions and not necessarily the views and opinions of IBM. At a minimum in your own blog, you should include the following standard disclaimer: “The postings on this site are my own and don’t necessarily represent IBM’s positions, strategies or opinions.”
— IBM Social Computing Guidelines
091123 [2 years ago]

SMIL Handbook: Designing formal social learning

Some insights into how social learning may work.

091123 [2 years ago]

Social Media in Learning examples

“Here are over 100 ways that different social technologies (and tools) are being used by learning professionals worldwide - compiled from the comments of those who have contributed their Top Tools for Learning. I will continue to add to this list on an ongoing basis.”

090317 [3 years ago]

How does this Tumblr. thing allow social networks to form?

Does anyone know?

It doesn’t seem to support comments native. You have to either reblog something you want to comment on (?) or subscribe to Disqus, or some other proprietary plug-in.

But it’s not meant to be a social thing, is it. It’s just a way to bookmark stuff, right? If people stumble upon your stuff, that’s just a bonus, yeah?

I mean, it’s nice the way it does chat and everything, but it’s not very convincing as a blog, really. Not what we understand blogs to be nowadays, anyways.

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