As you manually labour over tagging either your bookmarks in del.icio.us, or photos and sets in Flickr - imagine a software application that intelligently does this for us. Now have a look at Sea Dragon and Photosynth and ponder the future role of artificial intelligence making these types of connections for us.
Thursday, August 16, 2007
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Social Networking Discussion with Robyn Jay Aug 15 2007
21 min discussion on social networking and connected people. Among
other things we discuss how we used to socially network growing up,
the role of technology in that process, social networking tools and
the plethora of web 2.0 applications, selecting and evaluating these
tools and Robyn's view on the future of social networking - is it just
a passing fad?
other things we discuss how we used to socially network growing up,
the role of technology in that process, social networking tools and
the plethora of web 2.0 applications, selecting and evaluating these
tools and Robyn's view on the future of social networking - is it just
a passing fad?
Welcome to Let's Be Sociable: Exploring Social Networking Applications
Hi everyone
In just one quick Friday afternoon we are going to explore the connected world of social networking and hopefully emerge with some useful skills and a much broader understanding about all the fuss!
Topics:
1) Sharing your favourites/bookmarks - del.icio.us
2) Sharing your photos - flickr.com
3) Sharing a room together - virtual conferencing Elluminate and VET Virtual (which is free)
4) Sharing responsibility for evidence collection and assessment (blogger.com)
In just one quick Friday afternoon we are going to explore the connected world of social networking and hopefully emerge with some useful skills and a much broader understanding about all the fuss!
Topics:
1) Sharing your favourites/bookmarks - del.icio.us
2) Sharing your photos - flickr.com
3) Sharing a room together - virtual conferencing Elluminate and VET Virtual (which is free)
4) Sharing responsibility for evidence collection and assessment (blogger.com)
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