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The things that are interesting…. 😉 See Andy Powell [https://efoundations.typepad.com/efoundations/2007/10/andy-is.html] and Jon Udell

We have become used to managing collections of digital resources: images, music, citations. Zotero [https://www.zotero.org/] is one

So here is a chart showing the choices made by those of my Facebook ‘friends’ who chose to disclose political

Facebook invites participants to disclose their political views. Different national contexts are shaped by different political forces. The Facebook selection

From the personal ads in the current London Review of Books [https://www.lrb.co.uk/]: > Divorced, 1950s born

A report on the use of information and communications technologies among prospective university students was commissioned by JISC from Ipsos

Following my remarks about the ‘amplified conference‘ the other day, I was interested to read this from Andy Powell: A

I was interested to see the Page Tools in the University of Alberta catalogue (look in the left hand bar

It seems to me that whether or not Facebook is in our future, some form of the social experiences it

Ja.net Collaborate [https://www.janetcollaborate.ac.uk/] is a prototype social networking site for UK education. Meeting best practice,

Facebook opened itself up to non-college students a while ago. And weeks ago it opened itself up to other applications

Facebook is everywhere. I liked this paragraph from the Guardian business pages: > The success of Facebook has not gone