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[HASTAC blogs] DML 2011 liveblog: Social Dimensions of Emerging Media Forms | HASTAC: Authoring GupShup: two classes of users, group creators and group joiners who access messages and maybe reply to owner, but don't communicate more widely. Content is impersonal, broadcast: poetry, wisecracks, advice, popular culture shared.

[Josh Blackman's Blog] Social Networking as a Means to Decrease Drop-Out Rate: The feel is supposed to be small and intimate, unlike schools’ fan sites on Facebook, which are open to everyone and don’t inspire much networking.

[NetSquared, an initiative of TechSoupGlobal.org blogs] Liveblogging from the Personal Democracy Forum 2009 | NetSquared ...: rimshot) in the event this faux-pas is made, and there's a strong chance that I will have associated the negative experience with your brand, thus causing for you more harm than good. Friends of mine in funding positions have echoed the same sentiment.

[Personal Democracy Forum] YearlKos Liveblogging: On the Evolution of the Blogosphere ...: [Amen.] Bloggers are people who use this blogging software. Backing up a bit, I think the confusion about the roles that bloggers play has its roots in the campaign finance reform movement, which, whatever their intentions, forced people who do politics to have a structure.

[Firedoglake] Liveblogging Prop 8 Trial: Day Two, Tuesday Morning (Seven) | MyFDL: I’m sure this has been said in the comments elsewhere, but the defense has really boxed themselves in a tough position by claiming the goal of marriage is to protect biological children of a heterosexual union. Society has accepted adoption and now IVF babies as part of the family institution, and there is not any intellectual difference between hetero couples who can’t have babies “naturally”

[danah boyd | apophenia] danah boyd | apophenia » The Economist Debate on Social “Networking”: I agree that SNSs are probably most valuable for informal kinds of learning, honing digital literacy skills, and encouraging peer-to-peer conversations about educational content outside of the context/time/place of the traditional classroom. Thinking specifically about how the features of SNSs (as opposed to blogs, etc.) could support more formal kinds of learning, I believe this would necessitate altering some of the natural patterns of interaction we’ve seen.

[Beth's Blog: How Nonprofit Organizations Can Use Social Media to Power Social Networks for Change] Peter Deitz's Personal Fundraising Wizard - Beth's Blog: How ...: Currently, I am building an automated wizard that will assist in planning and implementing a peer-to-peer social change campaign. The wizard will recommend platforms to use and best practices for spreading the campaign through social .

[joannejacobs.net] Channel 4 Education Event | joannejacobs.net: To keep up-to-date with the happenings of the day, please keep refreshing this page. 9:58am Janey Walker, Head of Education introduces the event and the ideas to be covered over the day.

[The Space Between] Sensational Similes With Our CST: Ms Palahicky Is Like A Breath Of ...: I'm a grade 6 teacher at the Canadian International School of Hong Kong and many of my students (and my class blog as a whole) are participating in the March Blogging Challenge. I would love to include a link to your site in .

[The California Review] Live Blog of ASUCSD of Israel Divestment Meeting on 4/28/10 | The ...: Israel is a country where politically and culturally different views are accepted and appreciated.I can associate with community where voice and opinion can fly and be with people who may be Republican or Democrat, gay or straight, european or persian. In Israel, we’re all together, and Israel believes in equality and social justice, because look at Israel, gay marriage is legal, Women’s rights are protected.

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