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2008 Sichuan Earthquake Casualties 052508 - 0 views

  • Notice on Slide 8, If you view this slideshow on facebook by slideshow app, then you click first hyperlink, you will go to a facebook group. That is cool experience. Also, click second hyperlink on slideshare.net, you will go to a slideshare group, also cool :)
  • I just now uploaded this slideshow to Facebook by slideshare app, but I couldn't see it on slideshare.net. So I uploaded it again... Facebook is not a open system...
Oliver Ding

==NeverlanD==: 豆瓣颠覆我的精神世界 - 0 views

  • 5/31/2008豆瓣颠覆我的精神世界豆瓣的标签实在是让人崩溃的概念。 要不要新建标签在我每次添加一本新书或电影或音乐的时候都很挠头。rock和post-punk和pop-rock显然不是并列的概念。既然有了TVshows的标签还需要sitcome的标签么?还有动画片的标签之外还要不要另外有宫崎骏。后者显然是子标签,不应该和夫标签在一起。更有甚者用诸如“年少时候看的”这样的标签来定义一张DVD,这实在是让我崩溃。可我是一个专业人士我怎么可能为了精彩纷呈的大千世界把我的井然有序的树状结构给打破! 世界是棵美好的井然有序的大树。我们发明了1和0来表述一切。我们有逻辑让每一个东西都有自己所在的位置。只要你这样这样这样这样,你就得到那样那样那样。然后就出现了这些不懂规矩的使用者,他们在豆瓣上用标签来定义世界,一切都变得乱七八糟,沮丧的我找不到任何东西跟其他东西的逻辑联系,完全迷失在标签里。 唉,难道我们建立的井然有序的世界就要被标签吞没了么?
    • Oliver Ding
       
      LZ,转贴我的blog的一段旧文,推荐一本书给你看看: -------------- 地理位置表达出物理世界不可分身的基本原理,所以位置和位置的交会点显得异常稀缺。而在虚拟世界里,分身已经是虚拟世界区别于物理世界的典型特征之一。哈佛法学院伯克曼互联网和社会中心的研究员David Weinberger在2007年出版的Everything Is Miscellaneous: The Power of the New Digital Disorder(万物因此而多姿多彩:新数字无序的力量)这本书中讨论了这种有趣的现象。 David Weinberger认为,世界存在三种秩序。第一种秩序是实体的秩序,一本图书,一片树叶。它们在各自存在于自己的位置之中,一次只能摆放在一个位置。如果放错了地方的话那就很难找到。第二种秩序则是科学的理性的秩序,如图书目录卡片。这样的秩序有用而且聪明。图书的每一个项目都可以用元数据来表示和组织。获取的渠道也不再是单一的。第三种秩序则是混乱无序,是互联网上的无组织的混乱信息,如flickr中的图片。David Weinberger认为,混乱是一种美德。越混乱越有意义。 David Weinberger认为Tag标签就是这种新的秩序组织工具。当我们在del.icio.us里为网页加注标签时,我们加的标签越多,对我们的好处就越大。我们不仅可以按照多个容易记忆的标签找回原来的网页;而且不同的网页互相之间的关联性也越来越多,这样意味着我们的信息积累越来越关联,而不是零零散散;而且,每个人都在加标签,这样大家对信息的标注也将群体智慧注入万维网中。Weinberger 建议我们"尽量把一片叶子粘上越多的分支枝干",打造一棵更像是用超本文(hyperlinked)的方式堆起来的叶子堆的"数位之树"。 下面是关于这本书的一个配音幻灯片,作为导读很好。我们的知识积累也何尝
  • Everything Is Miscellaneous: The Power of the New Digital Disorder(万物因此而多姿多彩:新数字无序的力量):http://www.douban.com/subject/1984367/有人在那里留言说,本书将由中信出版社于2008年6月出版。看来大陆的朋友很快就可以看到中文版本了。
Oliver Ding

SlideShare Blog » Blog Archive » Slideshow: Please Help Earthquake Victims In... - 0 views

  • One of our Chinese users, Oliver Ding has uploaded this slideshow , which is a call for people to help out the victims of the tragic earthquake that rocked central China’s Wenchuan County on the 12th of May, leaving behind thousands of dead. We deeply mourn the tragedy and would request our users to do their little bit in this regard. Please head over to these two sites - PledgeBank & CnReviews.com to learn how you could help out in contributing. We also request everyone to join the China EarthQuake Group that Oliver has created. We have featured his pledge as the Slideshow of the Day.
Oliver Ding

xiuli'blog » Blog Archive » (转) 社交網絡的特色:朋友的朋友 - 0 views

  • 社交網絡的資源有隱性與顯性兩種,顯性就是當事人與其創作,隱性就是當事人的最愛、朋友名單和標籤,例如我在slideshare上的帳號是goldred,我的slideshare空間(slidespace)上,不但有我上傳的投影片,還有我的最愛和朋友名單,另外還有我的標籤(tag)區,因為我把最愛當成書籤來使用,累積了一百多個投影片,要逐個檢視很費時間,若透過標籤來搜尋,就可縮小範圍,不但方便,也利人利己。 在真實世界中,我們結交朋友,就只是認識他這個人而已,大家感情好的話,就會常在一起聊聊天、吃飯、唱歌、參加讀書會或旅遊,雖然我們了解他這個人,跟他分享了許多時光,卻不見得非常清楚他內心深處有甚麼想法,有那些創作,或是有些甚麼其他朋友? 在虛擬世界,我們或許沒見過創作者本人,卻讀過好多他的作品,也能藉由科技的協助,看到他的朋友名單和最愛的紀錄,再從中去發掘其他資源,真實與虛擬世界的朋友,我們都需要,兩相對照,既有趣又互補。 像Facebook或Myspace這兩個當紅的社交網絡,都是從高中與大學的校園起家的,以學生為主要參與者,因此他們所強化的是真實世界的人際關係,很多老外讚嘆Facebook的原因,是他們經由Facebook的協助,找到失散多年的同事或同學,但我用Facebook用得很乏味,因為Facebook目前還是英文介面,每個台灣 人的學校或公司翻譯成英文後,可能產生許多版本,就很難以它們為關鍵字,來找到以前的朋友了。 Slideshare或Flickr也很紅,同樣是以物件為中介的第二代社交網絡,他們的運作方式跟facebook卻很不一樣,它協助我們找到現實社會中難以尋覓的人際資源,像我初學攝影,很想觀摩高手的作品,也希望獲得高手的鼓勵,這些需求都在Flickr上獲得滿足,我在Flickr上認識了歐美、南美與日本各地的專家,參加了以花或樹為攝影主題的社群,它透過共同的興趣和網際網路,讓許多原本無緣相見的人能夠連結在一起。 在物質世界中,朋友的東西不見得是我的,在虛擬世界中,只要朋友把它公開,朋友的朋友,就是我的朋友,朋友的最愛,就是我的最愛,「朋友的朋友」和「朋友的最愛」都是讓我們在網路上發現寶藏的好幫手!
Oliver Ding

Online Ad: China Sichuan Earthquake - 0 views

  • SlideShareに四川大地震のスライドが上がっている。TVや新聞などでの速報、細切れ報道とは違い、各スライドが伝える悲惨さが波のように重なってくる。ただただ黙祷するのみだ。
    スライドを見たい方は、下のをクリックしてください。

  • しかし、できることはいくらでもある。国際赤十字、Google Check、香港赤十字、日本赤十字、NHK、各TV局などが義援金を受け付けている。できることをしたい。
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Oliver Ding

The Charity Place: Social networks take word of mouth to a global level - 0 views

  • I’m still totally captivated by the enormous possibilities of social media to share ideas and information, and am inspired to post (yet again) on the subject of how people are using them to come together and do good – because I’ve been motivated to give in the last few days via Twitter.

    Just look at what Jeremiah Owyang has started through his blog and through his Twitter feed, which Oliver Ding then turned into this presentation on Slideshare...

  • I'm sorry to say that I had previously received an approach from two charities - one via Facebook and the other by email - but hadn't yet made a donation.  However, Jeremiah's Twitter message changed that. Charities, take note...
  • There are at least 30 people who have indicated they’ve given through Jeremiah’s updates on Twitter, and more – no doubt – who have given privately.
Oliver Ding

24+ ways to give » SlideShare - 0 views

  • This slideshow was modified from a post provides a guide to how you can donate toward China earthquake relief efforts. The original post was written by Elliott Ng of CN Reviews.(http://cnreviews.com)
  • Oliver, this is incredible!! Thanks for getting this info out to people in such an easy to browse way. Thanks for all your awareness building about the Sichuan Earthquake to the English speaking world.
Oliver Ding

分享网络2.0 - Show web2.0 enchantment ! » 280Slides:在线富媒体幻灯片制作工具 - 0 views

  • 280Slides 是一款优秀的WebApp,在线办公也一定会是未来办公室自动化发展的趋势,这些都毋庸置疑,所以我并不太愿意继续臆想自己对于Office2.0的展望。下面简单的罗列了我所了解的若干在线幻灯片制作的服务:Google Docs,Zoho Show,Empressr,PreZentit,Preezo,Sliderocket ,Best4C等;在线幻灯片分享的服务:Slideshare,Slideboom,Scribd,MyPlick ,AuthorSTREAM等。
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      后来者如何竞争?这是一个问题。
Oliver Ding

Jayhan Loves Design & Japan » If You Are Able To Survive You Must Remember Th... - 0 views

  • This is not a design or Japan related post, but it is so sad and touching that I had to share it with my blog readers. I came across is tearing slide presentation at SlideShare, about a mother protecting her child in the recent earthquake disaster in Sichuan China. Unfortunately the mother was dead because of the hard objects hitting on her. But the rescuer found out that there is a baby under her child and quickly get him out. The child was fine, thanks to his mother. Then the rescuer found a hand phone near the baby and on the screen, it says “My dearest child, if you are able to survive you must remember that I Love You”. This is such a sad story. In the earthquake that struck last week, it already taken so many people’s life (40,000 and counting), and every life behind there is a family, and there is a story to tell. If there is no earthquake, maybe they are enjoying their life right now with friends and family. But the earthquake just ruined it all. I hope everyone can pray and hope for Sichuan so that everything will become OK. And my respect to all the rescuers and medics and many more unsung heroes who are restless and working hard to save more life.
Oliver Ding

Global Voices Online » China: Time to pray - 0 views

  • China: Time to pray Friday, May 16th, 2008 @ 21:42 UTC by John Kennedy
  • ‘Pray for the disaster victims, god bless China' has been the main motif on many main Chinese blogging websites as the country moves past the hundredth hour of mourning, fund-raising and blood donations.
  • The MeMedia collective has being doing in Chinese for total coverage of Earthquake discussions what the crew at Shanghaiist have been doing in English; among all the links MeMedia has been aggregating and sharing publicly on Diigo has been the last blog post from a teacher in Beichuan who didn't survive the earthquake, photos of a school sports activity from May 11.
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  • Blogger Oliver Ding has set up a community space on SlideShare for those affected by and working against the damage done by the earthquake, one of the many ways to help the earthquake victims that in turn is being shown support on Digg.
  • Support for relief efforts from English-language bloggers has been equally swift and thorough. Overall support for Red Cross China has been so strong that accessing the Red Cross website for the past several days has been difficult due to the high volumes of traffic it has been receiving. In no particular order, here are just a few of the many blog posts foreign and English-language bloggers in China have given us in just a few hectic days: http://www.ifgogo.com/80/how-to-donate/ http://cnreviews.com/uncategorized/china_earthquake_relief_and_donation_guide_-_will_update_20080514.html http://cupofcha.com/2008/05/16/ways-to-donate-to-earthquake-relief.html http://www.chinavortex.com/2008/05/how-chinese-websites-are-helping-donations-for-sichuan-earthquake-victims/ http://shanghaiist.com/2008/05/13/red_cross_society_earthquake_sichuan.php http://beijingbookworm.com/whatsnew.htm http://www.pandapassport.com/chinese-internet/donate-for-adspace/ http://www.lostlaowai.com/commentary/blog/2008/05/15/add-a-quake-relief-donation-badge-to-your-blogsite/ http://rconversation.blogs.com/rconversation/2008/05/help-chinas-qua.html http://chinesepod.com/earthquake_relief http://shanghaiist.com/2008/05/16/green_scene_how.php
Oliver Ding

RConversation: China quake aid: keep on giving! - 0 views

  • Many thanks to the 383 people who signed my pledge to aid China's earthquake victims. While we didn't make my artificial and ambitious goal of 500 people by May 20th, I will give more money anyway, and I hope many other people will keep on giving. Thanks to all who spread the world and Oliver Ding who even made a slideshow.
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