3 Ways to Search Using Command-Line Interface | Search Engine Jo I am sure if you are reading this blog, you should love searching. So today I am offering a new (somewhat geeky) way for you to search: using a command line. Basically it works like this: (1) Provide a search term; (2) Provide a shortcut that will tell the tool which search engine to use to search for the provided term. Serchilo Serchilo is a highly customizable search tool that can be used to quickly use any search engine or site. [g seo] You can see which commands are available while you type the query: More things to take note of: Katapulco Katapulco is an awesome search tool that gives access to over 90 search engines from a single search command line. For example, this command will redirect to Google search for [SEO]: More things to take note of: Ubiquity The only reason why I am mentioning Ubiquity as the last one is that I already reviewed the tool on SEJ, so most of our readers must be already aware of the tool.
Passle un outil de curation à utiliser seul ou en groupe by Jérôme Deiss Les outils de #curation se multiplient sur le Web, effet de mode : réel engouement de jeunes entrepreneurs pour cette thématique ? Il n’empêche que certains outils sortent du lot ! C’est le cas de Passle, un outil de curation en ligne à utiliser seul ou en groupe. Une inscription en un clic L’inscription est très simple et elle est encore facilitée par les « connect button » présents sur la page d’accueil. Facebook,LinkedIn,Google+ Créez une veille publique ou un think tank Passle vous donne le choix entre deux types de curation, une ouverte à l’ensemble du Web ou une veille réservée à un groupe de personnes (invitation par e-mail). Facilitez la curation par une extension chrome ou le bookmarklet La première chose à faire après l’inscription est d’installer soit l’extension chrome dédiée soit le bookmarklet si vous avez un autre navigateur. Vos premiers pas sur Passle Comment créer votre premier Passle ? Personnalisez votre page Avec Passle « tout » est personnalisable : Partagez votre veille
Horizon Report > 2013 K-12 Edition Login or Create New Account Member Spotlights RIT Launches Nation’s First Minor in Free and Open Source Software and Free Culture Submit Your Projects: NMC Horizon Report > 2014 K-12 Edition iTUNES U Ideas that Matter and More High Quality, Free EdTech Content Sparking innovation, learning and creativity. > Publications > NMC on iTunes U > Creative Commons NMC Horizon Report > 2013 K-12 Edition The New Media Consortium, the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), and the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), with the support of HP, produced the NMC Horizon Report > 2013 K-12 Edition. View the work will produce the report at www.k12.wiki.nmc.org. > Download the NMC Horizon Report > 2013 K-12 Edition PDF > Download the Chinese Translation PDF (via Beijing Open University) > Download the Portuguese Translation PDF (via Colégio Bandeirantes) > Download the Preview PDF > Download the Short List PDF Tags: 2013 54443 reads Sparking innovation, learning and creativity. News Events Members
Follow live conversations from Twitter and Facebook on Tinker.co 6 Curation Tools for Community Managers There's no denying that content is king online, but trying to create all that content on your own? It's exhausting and, frankly, boring for your readers and community members. Using content curation tools is a great way to find fresh content to share, build on, and even allow your community to join in on the editorial process with. Here are the six tools I find the most useful and powerful. Scoop.it - Leading the pack is Scoop.it. RebelMouse - RebelMouse takes a slightly different turn, utilizing the networks you're already connected to and pulling content from there into a Front Page for you. Paper.li - Similarly, Paper.li make a newspaper styled front page out of your Twitter feed or topic keywords that you choose. Storify - A favorite of news organizations, Storify allows you to pull content in from Twitter, Instagram, Flickr, websites, and other services to create a cohesive multimedia story.
Q&A: How Kaplan’s TechStars ed tech accelerator plans to get to the head of the class TechStars is a leader among general tech startup incubators, but can it work its magic in ed tech? Earlier this year, education giant Kaplan announced a new EdTech Accelerator powered by TechStars. But it’s hardly the only one. In the past few months, no less than five accelerators have launched offering ed tech entrepreneurs money, mentors and a faster track to growth. Earlier this month, the program announced that it had brought on Don Burton, a serial entrepreneur and investor with a deep background in for-profit education, to serve as the accelerator’s managing director. Here’s a (lightly edited) transcript of our conversation: GigaOM: Ed tech accelerators are popping up all over the place — why do you think now is an interesting time to be a part of one? Burton: We’re at the very beginning of major change. What’s really exciting is now we’re thinking of new ways of imagining what learning can look like. Maybe a lot of startups will get into accelerators because there are so many.
Back Up Your Social Media Profiles - Flock Not too long ago, I had a major scare: I went to log into my Twitter account, only to be informed that my page no longer existed. Considering that I rely pretty heavily on Twitter in my work, I had a bit of a panic. After a few minutes, everything was back to working as normal, but it was enough to get me thinking about how important different social-networking sites are to my ability to work online — and how I could back up all the information I have on those sites. LinkedIn Back in the day, I had a Rolodex packed with information. I made notes that went far beyond a person’s current contact information, like where they had worked in the past. Luckily, LinkedIn makes it easy to keep a record of all the contacts you’ve made through the site, as well as back up your own profile. To export your contacts, click on “Contacts.” Facebook SocialSafe is an inexpensive application, priced at $2.99. Twitter Do you back up your social media profiles?
29 outils pertinents pour le webmarketing Des débuts bricoleurs, le web marketing s’est doté d’une multitude d’outils performants et puissants et d’une bibliographie des plus foisonnantes sur le sujet. La journée d’un professionnel du web peut se révéler extrêmement riche et dense pour peu qu’il ne soit pas organiser avec un minimum de rigueur. Razor Social propose donc 29 outils à utiliser tout au long de votre journée pour optimiser au mieux votre productivité. Pour ma part certains des outils présentés font partie de mon quotidien et me sont d’une utilité vitale dans mon métier. Chacun a bien évidemment ses outils de prédilections. Evernote pour la prise de note avant publication sur des CMS comme WordPress pour Com&Net ou bien Ez Publish pour BEEBUZZINESS. Les outils sont bien évidemment en fonction des habitudes de chacun et de la nécessité de chacun. Source: Like this: J'aime chargement…
Café McMullen: Technology and Education It's a hot topic these days: Teacher vs. Computers, Group learning vs. individual learning. Is it possible to be for all of it? Recently Nicholas Negroponte, founder of One Laptop Per Child, embarked on a new project. Are teachers and classrooms an archaic view of education? Dr. Education in America has become a very hot topic. As we venture into the vast future of education and technology I would like to see a strong emphasis placed on the important human traits of learning.
Social and Business Collaboration Tools - Flock Family and Social Collaboration Cozi Central helps busy families manage schedules, appointments, shopping and communications from wherever you are — the kitchen, car, office or even the grocery store. Cozi Central is available as a software download and in a Web version. You can view or edit your busy family’s schedules in a central location. Famundo for Families is your family hub, making your family’s schedule manageable and giving you control over your daily life. Stixy is an online bulletin board. Grouptivity is a web service platform that replaces “email a friend”. Mecanbe lets you create, customize and share Goal-Lists to help advance in any area of life. LooseStitch lets you create and share outliner documents, brainstorm ideas, jot them down, call friends over, get feedback, and many more. Wamily is a social collaboration application. Business Productivity WebOffice makes working together easier. QuickBase.com is flexible online working application.
Scoop.it : créer et partager sa veille d'informations Scoop.it est un outil en ligne pratique pour mettre en place et partager une veille d'informations réactive aux mots-clés de son choix. Connecté à différentes sources d'informations comme Google (blogs, actualités) et Twitter, il permet de partager sur un journal personnel les meilleurs pages web sur des thématiques ciblées et évite ainsi la fragmentation de sa veille d'informations. Un outil de communication également utile en complément d'autres supports d'expression (blogs, sites web) pour faire valoir son expertise dans un domaine particulier. Présentation. Qu'est-ce que Scoop.it ? Scoop.it est un service de curation et de partage de veille de contenus web sur un sujet ou une thématique ciblés, présenté sous la forme d'un journal en ligne actualisable en temps réel. Son fonctionnement s'articule en trois étapes : Pour quels professionnels et quels usages ? Il peut-être utilisé : Notre vidéo Ouvrir un compte Scoop.it, choisir un sujet et créer son journal Dans tous les cas :
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