CGI.br Main Page (Mouse over the webbrain below, click on nodes) June 19 - July 26 A six week course using asynchronous forums, blogs, wikis, mindmaps, social bookmarks, concept maps, Personal Brain, and synchronous audio, video, chat, and Twitter Cost for individuals is 300 dollars US or 500 dollars if employer reimburses -- via Paypal. 250 for graduates of Rheingold U courses ($200 if you've taken two courses, etc.) About this Course Think-know Tools dives into both the theoretical-historical background of intellect augmentation and the practical skills of personal knowledge management. As with other Rheingold U. courses, Think-Know Tools involves 6 weeks of Graduates of Introduction to Mind-Amplifiers can treat Think-Know Tools as an extension of what we covered before. Learning objectives About this course: Expect participative and collaborative learning Schedule Missions Lexicon Texts Session Wiki Pages A Set of Short Videos Related to this Course Web-Brain Version of Syllabus
The hyperconnected Here They Come ! 11 Free Resources About Creativity Want some ideas about creativity? I found some files and ebooks that might be of value to you. Note: these are all PDF files. How Pixar Fosters Collective Creativity. (updated because the old article crashed.) Creativity – Its Place in Education. EyeWire Creativity Cards. The Nature of Creativity. From Creative Economy to Creative Society. The Impact of Culture on Creativity. Harnessing Creativity and Innovation in the Workplace. Creativity and Personality. Creativity Management – the New Challenge for BPM. Creativity and Innovation in Europe. Having Fun at Work. The other creative thing, I should mention, is that this took me about 20 minutes of searching and then proofing the articles to ensure that they’re what I was searching for, and compiling them into a useful list for people interested in learning more about creativity. What’s your take? ChrisBrogan.com runs on the Genesis Framework The Genesis Framework empowers you to quickly and easily build incredible websites with WordPress.
About Us IHETS is a consortium of Indiana’s public and private higher education institutions, state government agencies, public libraries, public broadcast stations, and K-12 schools collaborating to advance the education and public service activities of its members through reliable, cost-effective shared technology and eLearning services like the Indiana College Network (ICN). A trusted provider of cost-effective technical services A contributor to economic / workforce development A platform for collaborative opportunities A bridge between public & private higher ed institutions A facilitator for civic engagement and education A partner in government & community outreach A central catalyst for online learning opportunities A leader in technology and innovation An advocate for educational access and attainment IHETS’ core technology services include audio and video conferencing, webcasting (audio and video streaming), web conferencing, WiMax, help desk, and IT consulting and security services.
CSCW 2016 February 27, 2016: The registration desk will be open on Friday at 5:15 pm and remain open until 6:30 pm. Advance registration ends February 5, 2016! January 28, 2016:The conference hotel reduced rate rooms are now sold out. See the list of overflow hotels for alternatives. January 8, 2016:Early bird registration deadline extended to January 15, 2016. December 3, 2015: Lasting Impact Award announced! December 2, 2015: The Telepresence Application deadline has been extended to Dec 18. November 11, 2015: You can now submit position papers to the 16 workshops at CSCW: Accepted workshops November 10, 2015: Conference registration is now open! November 5, 2015: The full schedule of papers is now available. October 17, 2015: Reminder: Demos, Panels, Posters, and Doctoral Colloquium submissions are all due November 6th, 2015. October 17, 2015: We are pleased to announce our closing keynote speaker will be Mike Krieger from Instagram! October 17, 2015: Announcing the CSCW 2016 telepresence initiative.
Smart Mobs » Page not found The chapters of Smart Mobs, including summaries of each chapter and weblog entries for that chapter. A summary of the book Links to outside evaluations of the book. See Howard Rheingold in your area discussing the book and its implications. Information about resources used in the creation of Smart Mobs. Smart mobs emerge when communication and computing technologies amplify human talents for cooperation. Street demonstrators in the 1999 anti-WTO protests used dynamically updated websites, cell-phones, and "swarming" tactics in the "battle of Seattle." The pieces of the puzzle are all around us now, but haven't joined together yet. The people who make up smart mobs cooperate in ways never before possible because they carry devices that possess both communication and computing capabilities.
Beyond the Information Audit: Checking the health of an Organization's Information System Information audit, needs assessment, knowledge inventory — all are names for a process that examines the secret life of information within an organization. Where does the information come from? Where does it go? How is it used? How transformed? The problem with all the names for the process is that they're too narrow. Just as medical exams vary according to the age and physical condition of the patient, an information checkup should be customized to the organization. Just what can an information checkup do for an established corporate library? You get a new boss who never worked for a company with a library. The first step is to define your goal for the checkup: Once you have your goals clearly defined, you can approach your manager. How do you obtain that level of support? Next, you need to identify consultants who conduct information checkups. Present background on your current library operations and a description of your organization. You may want to include a ball-park budget.
Why iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Owners Should Use Linux | everyday linux how2s For a long time, using an iPhone with Linux was a complete no go. With a jailbroken phone, you could mount it over a wireless connection using fuse, and then sync music your music that way – but syncing an entire music collection via wifi? No thanks. In fact, Apple had made it so hard to access the iPhone over USB, that it took the virtualbox and VMware developers months to work out how to access the iPhone via USB on a Windows guest. So this left Linux iPhone users with the option of either jailbreaking their phone and using a kludgy wifi connection, or running iTunes via windows in a VM. libimobiledevice libimobilevice is a project that’s been around since 2007. libimobiledevice is a software library that talks the protocols to support iPhone®, iPod Touch® and iPad® devices on Linux. Music syncing is fully supported, PIM data can be downloaded from the phone – there is no syncing yet, app installation and archiving is supported as well as USB internet tethering. Enter libimobiledevice
List of social software This is a list of notable social software: selected examples of social software products and services that facilitate a variety of forms of social human contact. Blogs[edit] Clipping[edit] Instant messaging[edit] Internet forums[edit] Comparison of Internet forum software Internet Relay Chat (IRC)[edit] Internet Relay Chat[2][3] eLearning[edit] Massively multiplayer online games[edit] Media sharing[edit] Media cataloging[edit] Online dating[edit] Web directories[edit] Social bookmarking[edit] Web widgets[edit] Websites[edit] Enterprise software[edit] Social cataloging[edit] Social citations[edit] Social evolutionary computation[edit] Social login[edit] Loginradius Social networks[edit] Social search[edit] Social customer support software[edit] Virtual worlds[edit] Wikis[edit] References[edit]
Books Tools for Thought: The History and Future of Mind-expanding Technology (1985) Full text South of San Francisco and north of Silicon Valley, near the place where the pines on the horizon give way to the live oaks and radiotelescopes, an unlikely subculture has been creating a new medium for human thought. When mass-production models of present prototypes reach our homes, offices, and schools, our lives are going to change dramatically. The first of these mind-amplifying machines will be descendants of the devices now known as personal computers, but they will resemble today’s information processing technology no more than a television resembles a fifteenth-century printing press. The Virtual Community: Homesteading on the Electronic Frontier (1993) Full Text When I started writing about online sociality, I didn’t realize that universities would have programs for cyberculture studies decades later. Smart Mobs: The Next Social Revolution (2002) ( about the book — summaries, reviews )
compartir archivos Para enviar archivos grandes sin usar el email existen en la Web varios sites que prestan el servicio de alojamientos de archivos (files, ficheros) para aquellas personas que necesitan un archivo compartir con un colega o amigos y el archivo en cuestión es demasiado grande para mandarlo por el correo electrónico. Este servicio también se conoce con el nombre de servicios de descarga directa. Aunque desde hace muchos años existen herramientas para comprimir archivos, es conveniente recordar que el ratio de compresión depende del tipo de archivo que queramos comprimir. El sistema funciona prácticamente igual en todos los servicios: - Subes tu fichero al site que provee el servicio - Copias la URL privada que genera el sistema una vez subido el fichero - Compartes la URL con la gente que deseas tenga acceso a esos ficheros La diferencia entre los servicios radica en estas 4 características: 1. A continuación te presento una selección de servicios de alojamientos de ficheros Senduit. Fileai.
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