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Everyone knows how well Barack Obama's presidential campaign made use of new media to raise money and market the candidate .
Government 2.0: The Rise of the Goverati - ReadWriteWeb
This time last year, I wrote about the 10 ways social media will change 2009 , and while all predictions have materialized or are on their way, it has only become clear in recent months how significant of a change we've seen this year. 2009 will go down as the year in which the shroud of uncertainty was lifted off of social media and mainstream adoption began at the speed of light. Barack Obama's campaign proved that social media can mobilize millions into action, and Iran's election protests demonstrated its importance to the freedom of speech.
10 Ways Social Media Will Change In 2010
Mike Laurie works at London agency Made by Many where he helps design social digital stuff.
How Social Media Has Changed Us
Change Equation - Beckhard
The Change Model (also: Change Formula, Change Equation ) of Beckhard and Harris (1987) is actually attributed by them to David Gleicher . It is a simple yet powerful tool that gives you a quick, first impression of the possibilities and conditions to change an organization .
Jane Hart runs a very splendid resource, Top Tools for Learning and she invites information professionals to list their favourite top ten tools.
Phil Bradley's weblog: Top 10 Tools for Learning Profession
How long does change take? « The Thinking Stick
In January 2009 the largest online music store in the world, Apple’s iTunes, announced it will offer all 10 million songs DRM free, allowing people to download and share their music without any Digital Rights Management.
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Facebook Changing: Enter Video | Joe Marchese | Voices | AllThin
Tom Haymes, Director of Technology and Instructional Computing at Houston Community College Northwest, outlines a Three-E Strategy for Overcoming Resistance to Technological Change in the latest issue of Educause Quarterly. According to Haymes, the successful adoption of any new technology is rooted in its ability to fulfill three criteria for the user including making its potential evident, being sufficiently easy to use, and essential to the user’s life. “The dirty little secret of technology in education is that a lot of it doesn’t get used effectively—or at all.