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Mr. Tweet -> Your Personal Networking Assistant! The ReTweetability Index Bridge to Learning » Blog Archive » Twittering about knowledge We will broadcast from Berlin on the 5th and the 6th of December. Both times it will start at 11.00 CET and will go on for about 40 minutes. Open online STEM conference The Global 2013 STEMx Education Conference claims to be the world’s first massively open online conference for educators focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and more. The conference is being held over the course of three days, September 19-21, 2013, and is free to attend! STEMxCon is a highly inclusive event designed to engage students and educators around the globe and we encourage primary, secondary, and tertiary (K-16) educators around the world to share and learn about innovative approaches to STEMx learning and teaching. To find out about different sessions and to login to events go to Open Badges A new nationwide Open Badges initiative has been launched by DigitalMe in the UK. You can find more information on the DigitalMe web site. Twitter feed MOOCs and beyond

Twitter Spy 12seconds enters alpha testing for its video status service » Ve A month ago we wrote about 12seconds, a company that truly aims to be the “Twitter of video.” That is, it wants to be the goto site for video status updates. Now you can actually try it. The service is entering its public alpha testing phase today. It’s still invitation-only for the time being, but now anyone can request an invite. (See the bottom of the post for a special offer for VentureBeat readers.) While most people associate the video messaging site Seesmic with being the video equivalent of Twitter, it isn’t really. In fact, not only can the videos only be 12 seconds long, they can’t be any shorter than 12 seconds either. The site lets you share the video clips shot with either a webcam or a mobile phone. Watch the site’s two founders, David Beach and Sol Lipman, describe the site in 12 second intervals at an amusement park of some sort. If you’d like access to the sites’ application programming interface (API), 12seconds requests that you email them.

FrontPage Twimailer Tweenky Brings Gmail’s Good Looks To Twitter Twitter may be experimenting with a new design, but even its new interface still leaves something to be desired. Tweenky, a new mashup that launched in private beta last week, is looking to offer Twitter users an alternative. The site sports an AJAX-heavy design that borrows heavily from Gmail (which isn’t a bad thing), and integrates a number of features that should appeal to Twitter powerusers. Users send new tweets from a form at the top of the page that includes integration with link-shortening sites snipurl.com and is.gd. Tweenky isn’t doing anything revolutionary – all of its features are available elsewhere, either from twitter.com or TwitterSpy, which also provides Twitter’s lost tracking feature.

Phweet Have you ever wished you could just Talk to your Twitter friend?Have you ever wanted to spontaneously set up a Conference Call with your Twitter friends?Have you ever felt irritated that you have to turn on a separate client to accept a Call? Phweet lets you accept calls with one click from your Twitter page or Twitter clients. Phweet is a simple service where you don’t need to download or share anything more to talk. The call is contained within a PhweetUrl; a smart link that calls you. New Conversation Paradigm: Phweet empowers you to adopt a new conversation paradigm where you have complete control. Your conversation is contained in the unique PhweetURL generated for that call. Sign-in with your Twitter name and password at www.phweet.com. That’s it. Phweet is a simple idea. Smart Links are the new way to talk. How do I know Phweet secures my Privacy? Every Phweet is a unique URL that expires when you end your Phweet session. Our PhweetVision Who’s behind Phweet?