Posted in social networking on December 1, 2006 | No Comments »
[This is cross-posted from my posting on the Democracy Movement Blog.]
This just in from AL Direct, a free electronic newsletter e-mailed every Wednesday to personal members of the American Library Association.
According to eSchool News…
“More than three years after social-networking web sites such as MySpace and Facebook first began cropping up online, school leaders still struggle [...]
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Jon Lebkowsky, editor of Extreme Democracy will be the featured speaker at The Central Texas Chapter of the World Future Society on Tuesday, December 5, 2006. It will be held at the meeting room of Marie Callender’s, 9503 Research Blvd. #400., Austin, TX 78759 (512.349.7151) at 6:00 p.m.
There are thousands of people thinking about and [...]
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I have been using an online social networking/research/personal organizing tool called clipmarks. This tool lets you capture part of a web site as a clip that you can name and tag with keywords to help you locate it later or share with others. The vide below describes how the tool works.
But it’s not just [...]
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This is an excerpt from a proposal on how 2.0 technology could be applied to deliberative forums. This was presented as a case study during the League of Technical Voters 48-hour code-a-thon. I’m proud to say that I survived a total of about 35 out of 48 hours and most of the time I was [...]
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Hunter and Ryan have been working on building a consensus wiki. Here’s how they are defining consensus wiki:
The Consensus Wiki will be a tool for generating consensus documents. Consensus documents could be policies, position papers, etc. They can also be well-stated lists of alternatives that will feed a subsequent decision process that will choose [...]
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