LinkedIn Tips for Seeing Full Names of 3rd Degree Connections I recently wrote about the change LinkedIn made that no longer allows people with a free LinkedIn account to view the full names of 3rd degree and group connections. While you can go through the trouble of using a search engine such as Bing to view any public LinkedIn profile, there are a few ways that you can find and view the full names of 3rd degree and group connections from within LinkedIn even if you only have a free account. LinkedIn Activity When you come across a 3rd degree or group connection that you would like to know the full name of… …open the profile, and if the person you are interested in has any LinkedIn activity in terms of network updates, you can actually see their full name in both activity sections. Of course, not everyone on LinkedIn updates their status, so this will only work for people who actively use this feature. LinkedIn Recommendations Viewers of this Profile also Viewed However, the 3rd time was indeed the charm in this case. …and Beyond Happy hunting!
Le CV infographie, une nouvelle mode ? - Mode(s) d'emploi, tendances, conseils et actus sur le monde du travail Les infographies sont très à la mode sur le web depuis quelques mois. Elles permettent de résumer tout et n’importe quoi en une image avec quelques chiffres, des jolis tableaux et un beau graphisme. Des infographies sur Google, sur Facebook, sur Twitter ou encore l’iPhone et même des infographies sur les infographies. Bref c’est LA tendance du moment. Et des CV sous forme d’infographies, on en voit aussi circuler sur les sites anglo-saxons notamment. Les goûts et les couleurs Dernier exemple en date, celui de Jamie Kite repéré par Pierre Tran sur le site australien The Inquisitr. Visuel, rapide à lire, original… a priori un CV sous forme d’infographie a beaucoup d’avantages. Dans quels cas utiliser un CV en infographie ? Si vous êtes webdesigner, graphiste ou que vous cherchez un job dans les métiers du web en général…Pour être visible et vous faire connaître sur le webPour en mettre plein la vue en entretienPour épater la galerie sur votre blog ou sur vos profils en lignePour faire joli
About « CrisisCommons CrisisCommons seeks to advance and support the use of open data and volunteer technology communities to catalyze innovation in crisis management and global development. CrisisCommons is a global community of volunteers from technology, crisis response organizations, government agencies, and citizens that are working together to build and use technology tools to help respond to disasters and improve resiliency and response before a crisis. CrisisCamp CrisisCommons actively supports CrisisCamp, a barcamp event, which seeks to connect a global network of volunteers who use creative problem solving and open technologies to help people and communities in times and places of crisis. History CrisisCamp began in March 2009 as a barcamp event to connect crisis management and global development practitioners to the technology volunteer community. In 2010, the Alfred P. CrisisCommons Today CrisisCommons collaborates through several communication channels.
10 steps to a thriving online community By CyberMummy co-founder Sian To 03 May 2011 The great playwright Henrik Ibsen once described community as "like a ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm". The equally great (if slightly easier to digest) wordsmith Neil Tennant of The Petshop Boys, agreed, saying, "I think the world should be one community". Though neither was referring to the internet, they're both right – community can affect your business for better or worse. Want to grow your online garden? 1. Why do you need an online community? 2. Creating a vibrant community doesn't happen overnight. 3. Encourage visitors with a friendly space - create your online community where your target customers can easily find you. 4. So you've created your group and posted some interesting content - now you need to invite a few people over to look around! 5. Add a link to your community in your email signature, on orders and on your main webpage. 6. Your newsletter was awesome and you got loads of people to stop by. 7. 8.
Viadeo : le réseau social professionel en chiffres | Etudes & Livres blancs Alors que nous évoquions récemment la place que prennent les réseaux sociaux dans la recherche d’emploi et la problématique de l’identité numérique pour ces candidats. On notera surtout la place qu’occupe Viadeo : 42% des candidats utilisent Viadeo pour leur recherche d’emploi. Les internautes semblent avoir donc bien différencieé les réseaux sociaux grand public comme Facebook aux réseaux sociaux professionnels tels que Viadeo ou Linked In. Cette tendance de pénétration des réseaux sociaux dans la recherche d’emploi est aussi l’occasion de faire le point sur les chiffres de Viadeo : Viadeo est encore davantage utilisé sur la capitale qu’en agglomération : 30% des parisiens, 11% des lyonnais et 6% des nordistes sonr sur Viadeo. Si plus de 50% des membres Viadeo sont sur le réseau social pour trouver un emploi, plus de 75% cherchent à activer leur réseau personnel. Aujourd’hui, Viadeo, c’est : Pourquoi ? Les recruteurs regardent en priorité : Source : Viadeo
Theory and Practice of Online Learning ack in 1982, one reviewer hailed Athabasca University’s book Learning at a Distance: A World Perspective as “a miracle of educational publishing.” Open and distance learning has evolved through several mutations since then, and Athabasca has now brought us up to date with a wonderfully perceptive and complete guide to the theory and practice of online learning. Most of the authors are from Athabasca University and their shared experience of developing online learning within that extraordinarily successful open university allows them to analyse online learning for the wider world in an admirably coherent manner. Starting with a comprehensive summary of relevant educational theory, the book revisits, in a lively way, the great dichotomies that have marked the history of open and distance learning. marketplace in order to help institutional leaders decide where their own advantage might lie. Sir John Daniel Assistant Director-General for Education, UNESCO
Home 25 Useful Non-profit Networking Sites If you want to change the world, you can do so by becoming involved in a non-profit organization. Whether you are managing, volunteering, or a paid worker for a non-profit, you can benefit from connecting with others. The Internet makes it easy to share experiences and get ideas. You can visit various social networking sites to learn more about what you can accomplish, whether you are volunteering or working at a non-profit. Here are 25 useful sites that can help you start networking with others in the world of non-profits: Non-Profit Social Networking Web Sites Use these sites to connect with others in the non-profit arena. Jumo: Connect with individuals and organizations interested in making the world a better place. Social Giving Web Sites Connect with others who need your help, as well as connect with other volunteers and employees. Donors Choose: Connect with classrooms in need. “Traditional” Social Networking Web Sites Share This Online!