Review of LiveMocha in the KAMALL Newsletter 2008

Review of LiveMocha in the KAMALL Newsletter 2008

The link above is for a review I did of LiveMocha. The space requirements limited what I had to say quite a bit, but I said what I needed to say.

Now that I think about it, I'm not sure why I was asked to write such a short one. It's a Web page! I'll have to talk to them about that. Not to mention, there are no links in the final version. Glad I included full URLs for each.

Enjoy.

Dan

socialmedia » A-Z of social media

socialmedia » A-Z of social media

Here is a growing wiki glossary of socialmedia terminology. Great for the newbie and expert. Always something new popping up here.

Dan

Commoncraft "...in plain English" videos

Commoncraft has a series of "...in plain English" videos that are great. I'll embed some of them here.

This one is about social networking. This is a fundamental concept that you should understand.



This one is about RSS, which is the most popular standard for XML syndication.



This one is on social bookmarking, which will be central to my presentation.



This one is on using Wikis.



This one is on using Google Docs.



Dan

Tag the Network: An Introduction to Social Bookmarking

Tag the Network: An Introduction to Social Bookmarking

This is a great wiki on social bookmarking. Being a wiki, it's never really finished. Check it out and, if you feel like it, add to it. It still needs to be filled out a little.

Using Ning for language classes

Using Ning for Language Classes

Joshua Davies
Donaleen Jolson

Sunday 12:00-1:20

This was one of the highlights of the conference for me. Not because I didn't know about Ning before. I was planning on using it for classes, and potentially as a portal, long before this presentation. However, it was great to hear about someone using it and how they use it.

This post is linked to some general information and the presentation is embedded below.

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