Blog » Blog Archive » Grouply uses Facebook’s ‘Like’ button to c. In case you missed the news out of last week’s F8 conference, Facebook’s new universal ‘Like’ button is coming soon to a website near you – and brings with it some “special powers”. When you click the Like button on any of the tens of thousands of sites where it appears, Facebook automatically updates your Facebook profile and Wall to list the TV show, musician, book – whatever the object of your affection happens to be. So now it’s easier than ever to share your interests with the people you already know. But how can you meet people who share your ‘likes’ and interests? Today, we are announcing the Grouply on Facebook application. Grouply on Facebook leverages the Facebook Like button to provide personalized, real-time recommendations of relevant Yahoo! Pearltrees > yos > music. Introduction to Del.icio.us « Npk4dev (Group Blog) June 12, 2007 at 9:29 am Joitske Hulsebosch With the help of a blogpost by Dorine Ruter it is easy to put up a short introduction to del.icio.us, the social bookmarking site that we are using to collectively gather websites, wikis, blogs and other online resources with interesting content about knowledge management in the context of development cooperation.
We have chosen delicious because it is used by a large number of people, but have found out it is not so intuitive for everyone, so if you are new to delicious, it may take some time to get used to it. But what is social bookmarking in the first place? Social bookmarking is the practice of saving bookmarks to a public website and ‘tagging’ them with keywords, meaning you add information about the content. The tagging allows you to find your resources lateron, but also to follow other people’s resources with the same tag. If you like to know more: here are some good starter resources. Del.icio.us basics Examples of del.icio.us users. Hacker News | A tool/webapp to recommend/share links with differ. Group Search. Web 2.0 Ideas.
Socialbrowse. Social Median.