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amitai gat

Scratch Cards - 0 views

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    A link to my Scratch Cards which are a training aid to help master MIT's successful Scratch software that teaches programming thru various possible projects such as interactive art apps, interactive story telling apps, game development and simulations
Charlotte Thornton

Scratch | Home | imagine, program, share - 21 views

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    Create and share your own interactive stories, games, music, and art
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    web2.0 mashing
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    if you want best news like this. Or follow. Your article in here www.killdo.de.gg
Eloise Pasteur

If You Only Had One Minute to Pitch Your Story ~ Stephen's Web ~ by Stephen Downes - 0 views

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    What should we do about the video generation?
Dhaval Shah

Adobe buys Web word processor Buzzword | CNET News.com - 0 views

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    A web application running in browser it an old story. Even ability of Web 2.0 apps running offline is old now. Its time for running your fav WebApp right from your desktop withough any platform binding. Now thats cool.

    This can also said a step into universal OSs or online pc. Dont you want those documents to be edited & collabrated thoughrolly without propritory Sharepoint services or their weak online counter parts?

    Having an application on your desktop which works on your pc but give you the choise of collabration with all features you wished their browser based competitors have, is just dream come true.

    Check this article, look at other related ones & comment. Even mail me if you have ideas, suggestions or new findings about it. If you do that I would hug you online.:lol:

Helen Baxter

Get Started | Blurb - 0 views

  • Go ahead and install Blurb BookSmart™.Learn More. Download Booksmart Choose the book you’d like to make. Play around. Add photos, blogs, stories, the works. Your book is done, and yours to share and sell. System Requirements For Windows Blurb BookSmart™ Version: 1.9.1 released October 19, 2007 Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, or Vista
Eloise Pasteur

Into the Blogosphere: Rhetoric, Community, and Culture of Weblogs: Women and Children L... - 0 views

    • Eloise Pasteur
       
      This article is interesting but makes really strong claims based on some tiny samples. They could only find ~350 active blogs for their sample and they used 16 news stories about blogging to base their conclusions about how the whole of the world sees blogging. Please!
  • Males and females are distributed unequally across the age categories, as shown in Figure 1 (for the earlier sample) and Figure 2 (for the later sample). That is, there are more female than male “teens,” and more male than female “adults.” Participation by gender is equal only in the “emerging adult” category in the later sample.
  • Age was coded into two categories for the earlier sample (adult and teen, operationalized as less than 20 years of age). For the later sample, we added an “emerging adult” category for authors between the ages of 20 and 25 (cf. Arnett, 2000), based on our impression after coding the first sample that many “adult” blog authors were in their early 20's
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  • The results of the analysis of gender and age indicators reveal that the numbers of males and females, and of adults and teens, are roughly equal, especially in the later sub-sample.
  • There is also a skewed distribution of the gender and age of blog authors in relation to blog type. In a recent study, Herring, Scheidt, Bonus and Wright (2004) found evidence of three basic types of weblogs: the content of filters is external to the blogger (links to world events, online happenings, etc.), while the content of personal journals is internal (the blogger's thoughts and internal workings), and k(nowledge)-logs are repositories of information and observations with a typically technological focus. In the present study, we coded each blog in the sample as journal, filter, k-log, or mixed (a combination of two or all of the first three types).
  • Are weblogs inherently “democratizing,” in the sense of giving voice to diverse populations of users? The empirical findings reported for gender and age at the beginning of this essay suggest that they are. Yet public commentators on weblogs, including many bloggers themselves, collude in reproducing gender and age-based hierarchy in the blogosphere, demonstrating once again that even an open access technology—and high hopes for its use—cannot guarantee socially equitable outcomes in a society that continues to embrace hierarchical values.
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    Discussion about blogging, and representing blogs in the modern media.
Helen Baxter

CRMchump: 50 Open Source success stories in Business, Education, and Government - 1 views

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Janos Haits

Hitmarks | Social Bookmarking | Popular Stories | News Sharing | Popular Bookmarks / Pu... - 4 views

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    Hitmarks.com is a Free Social Bookmarking Community which is one of its type. Hitmarks gives all the writing, posting and editing rights of their posts to the users itself. It is unique from all others by allowing the members to post Text, pictures, audio files and video files.
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