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Shoot and capture media with your mobile phone or any camera device, and sync it to your private media library in the cloud. Shape and edit your media clips with professional-looking titles, transitions, effects, animation, music and narration. Share and collaborate in an online workspace and publish your movies to social networks and video scrapbooks.

Social Media Research Founadation: Social media researchers who want to create open tools, generate and host open data, and support open scholarship related to social media.

So here are descriptions of ten applications representing different social media technologies that promote learning. Many of these tools and services are free or have a free trial period

big ideas about social media, the most popular social sites, including Facebook and Twitter, music, videos and photos, geo-location services, education, privacy and safety, social good, activism and government, from Mashable.

Don't Lie, Don't Pry Don't Cheat, Can't Delete Don't Steal, Don't Reveal

overview of social media tools

organize your daily life. Just create a list and start filling it with things that need to be completed. Keep track of your more important tasks with reminders and notifications. You can create new tasks from your email inbox. free! Collaborate with others: Invite your friends or colleagues to lend a helping hand: you can share your lists through email, on Facebook, Twitter and on other social media sites. And if you decide you're tired with all the digital stuff, just print them out a hard copy.

Flux converts, manages and hosts your video, rich media and Flash files, and with a quick copy & paste, delivers them in a format compatible with Every device Every browser Every time

convert files up to 1GB, unlimited

Twylah creates an awesome looking website out of your tweets, showcasing your great content and the rich media you share on Twitter.

Just upload your existing training files (PowerPoint, Video, Word or PDF) and Mindflash automatically converts them into an online course, accessible to any trainee with internet access. Add as many files as you like, arranging them in just the right order to create an engaging multi-media training experience.

There's  confusion surrounding what exactly is-and what isn't-plagiarism. For freelancers without the support of an editorial team or legal counsel, trying to figure out the difference between what is frowned upon, what is a serious offense, and what is career-ending and illegal can be particularly confusing. Luckily, Poytner, a publication that covers journalism and the media industry, has put together an infographic to try and solidify these blurred lines.

Resources from presentation at Digital Learning Forum 11/8/10