onlinefacilitation : Online Facilitation The onlinefacilitation listserv is for discussion about the skills, techniques and issues around online facilitation in a variety of Internet online environments and virtual communities. The list is not intended to be a commercial venue and no posting implies commercial endorsement. But since many members appreciate keeping up to date with products, services and job news, announcements are welcome on the list if the word ANNOUNCEMENT is included in the header. For job postings, please include the word JOB in the header. This will allow those not interested in commercial information to delete the email. If the announcement or job postings grow in volume, we will consider splitting of separate lists for those functions. Due to the increase number of spammers, all memberships must be approved by the list owner and her team of wonderful volunteer moderators. I apologize for this inconvenience and "controlling nature" of the moderation, but the reality is spammers are wrecking the "commons."
La Video Virale Selon Pinkanova [WEB1901] Concevoir un site web : L'architecture de l' Concevoir un site web, c'est d'abord en définir le contenu, puis l'architecture de celui-ci, et en équipe si possible (sinon, pourquoi militer dans une association ?). C'est le thème abordé dans cette fiche, l'étape suivante consistant à concevoir la charte graphique (voir fiche : "Charte graphique et ergonomie"). Un bon rubricage, c'est avant toute chose, un fichier texte. Travaillez donc avec votre éditeur de texte favori, avant de vous lancer dans le HTML. Quelques questions préliminaires doivent être posées et débattues avant de passer à l'action. Ou encore : le web peut-il faciliter la circulation de l'information à l'intérieur de votre association ? Etudiez donc les sites des associations proches de la vôtre par le thème ou la sensibilité, pour trouver de bonnes idées. L'équipe de conception Le rubricage Ces informations, vous allez les trier pour les réunir en grandes rubriques, entre 4 et 7 au mieux. 1. Contenu Site Eve Demazière Auteur(s) : Eve Date : 20 février 2007
Bullet time Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Le bullet time est un effet visuel obtenu grâce à une série d'appareils photo disposés autour de l'action. Ils sont déclenchés simultanément, ou avec un différentiel de temps très court, ce qui permet après montage de donner l'illusion d'une caméra se déplaçant librement autour d'une action figée ou ralentie à l'extrême. La technique peut être rapprochée d'une découverte antérieure à l'invention du cinéma, la chronophotographie, ainsi nommée par son inventeur, le Français Étienne-Jules Marey, reprise par le Britannique Eadweard Muybridge qui, en 1878, disposa en ligne une série d'appareils photographiques pour décomposer le mouvement d'un cheval au galop dont le passage déclenchait successivement chaque appareil de prise de vues. Le premier artiste à utiliser le bullet time est Emmanuel Carlier, dans son œuvre Temps Mort autour de Caro & Jeunet en 1995, montrée lors de la 3e biennale de Lyon[1]. Voir aussi[modifier | modifier le code]
Building an Integrated Social Media Dashboard Requirements for an Integrated Social Media Dashboard Here are eight things I needed: Single Dashboard covering all web and social media (Essential) Good analytics with ability to change timeframes and drill-down (Essential) Ability to add in multiple accounts (e.g. team members twitter accounts) (Essential) Intuitive clean user interface (Essential) Facility to track various keywords (e.g. name mentions for reputation monitoring) (Desirable) Facility to post to all my accounts from a single screen (Desirable) Runs on smartphone (Desirable) Low cost (circa $10-$30 per month) (Essential) SocialReport.com The best match for me turned out to be SocialReport which met all of my requirements apart from smartphone support. The Starter Version ($9 per month) covers requirements 1-4 very nicely. To support requirements 5 and 6 you need the Business Version ($39 per month) which also allows you to setup up to 25 Projects (a project could be an organisation). Social Media Dashboard: Desirable Features
How To Optimize Your Twitter Feed with Twylah | AdamDince.com Written By: Adam Dince I ran into Twylah a few weeks ago while researching tools that measure social influence. In a nutshell, Twylah takes your Twitter feed and organizes it by trending topic. This makes finding your topical Twitter content much easier for your valued readers and followers. How to Optimize Your Twitter Feed With Twylah: The Basics: Request an invitation at (that was easy, right?) Setting Up A Sub-domain You can only set-up a sub-domain if you actually own a domain name. Optimizing Your Sub-domained Twylah Site In order for your sub-domain to start ranking for topical information, it must first be crawled and indexed by search engines. Optimize Your Tweets
20+ Tools to Create Your Own Infographics A picture is worth a thousand words – based on this, infographics would carry hundreds of thousands of words, yet if you let a reader choose between a full-length 1000-word article and an infographic that needs a few scroll-downs, they’d probably prefer absorbing information straight from the infographic. What’s not to like? Colored charts and illustrations deliver connections better than tables and figures and as users spend time looking back and forth the full infographic, they stay on the site longer. While not everyone can make infographics from scratch, there are tools available on the Web that will help you create your very own infographics. Read Also: The Infographic Revolution: Where Do We Go From Here? What About Me? “What About Me?” Vizualize.me Vizualize.me allows you to create an online resume format that is beautiful, relevant and fun, all with just one click. Piktochart easel.ly Visual.ly Infogr.am Many Eyes Venngage iCharts Dipity Timeline JS StatSilk InFoto Free Photo Stats More Tools
How To Host Engaging Online Events: Key Principles The Art of Hosting: From PowerPoint to Powerful by Adriano Pianesi and Amy Lenzo The Value and Potential of Online Meetings There is an art to hosting online conversations. It draws: Less on technical proficiency and more on simple warmth and hospitality;Less on lecturing and more on listening;Less on facilitation and more on curiosity and open inquiry. Based on our experience with large online events - ranging from a train-the-trainer webinar for 12 to a public forum on enlightened business practice for 1,200 - we believe passionately in the value and potential of virtual meetings. In this article, we offer our combined experience and share our perspectives on successful web conferencing. As practitioners of the World Café principles and method, we advocate a way of connecting with others in meaningful conversation, whether online or face-to-face, called "hosting." When Online Is Better than Classroom Geographically dispersed. Principles of an Effective Online Collaboration Space