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"7 Scientific Ways to Promote Sharing on Facebook" - an interesting article discussing research on what content works and what doesn't on Facebook and - by extension - other social networks. Keep it Short and Simple is the synopsis. :)

InsideFacebook: behind the scenes of this growing social network

How to delete your account on FaceBook, MySpace...

Facebook / privacy: plugins to hide sensitive updates

clean your apps permissions from facebook, twitter, yahoo, dropbox, etc much easier with this tool

learning platform "like Facebook" for students

another "facebook-like" LMS

only works on the iPhone and Android platform, but once you start using it you will understand why it is such a great product. Once you import your RSS feeds from Google Reader, and your Twitter and Facebook accounts, My6Sense begins analyzing how your read items and will start to give you personalized relevant results. Rather than go based on what you think you are interested in, My6Sense actually looks at what you click on - they have found that sometimes the two don't exactly match up. In this way they can determine what you are really interested in rather than what you think you are interested in.

flipmyfont: turn your font upside down (computer trick)

Previously known as Fauxto, Splashup is also a free online tool for enhancing the photos. It is browser friendly and supports various photosharing services as Picasa, Flickr, and Facebook. Splashup has a built up of various photo editing tools such as lasso, blur, brush fill, crop, etc. Multiple windows are allowed which gives it an edge above the rest. Beside, also provides us Splashup Light - a free offline photo editor, works perfectly on our desktop as well as on your mobile PCs.

project-based virtual school meeting Michigan standards

infographic displaying results from a national survey on how adults use social network sites