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PR writer on the explosion of user-created video services, going way beyond YouTube to sites like ustream, Magnify, and kyte.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-06-06 20:49:34
Channels - webgoodies linkdump
Tags - video web social 2.0 links resources

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Honestly, it's very hard for me to figure out precisely what this is, but it seems like it could maybe come in handy. It partially automates the process of collecting those little embeddable snippets, widgets and thingies people collect for posting in their homepages or blog templates.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-06-06 20:47:55
Channels - webgoodies linkdump
Tags - design web tools 2.0

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Mashes up various web services (Google Maps, Flickr, plus others) to give you a map-based view of who's coming to your event and to facilitate setting up meetings while there.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-06-02 19:20:04
Channels - general webgoodies linkdump
Tags - cool web social 2.0 maps

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Via Mashable. Pete Cashmore describes this as blogging for baby boomers (i.e. people who are too old to grasp the concept of blogging). I don't get the age aspect, but this looks like it might be a cool service anyhow. Wonder how it compares to Dandelife.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-31 21:21:38
Channels - general webgoodies linkdump
Tags - web social 2.0 blogging via:mashable

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"Do Not Disturb" sets a timer during which you are locked out of programs or URLs you specify. You can override the lockout by entering a very long random string of characters. Kind of a cool idea.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-31 20:44:11
Channels - general webgoodies productivity
Tags - web software free productivity

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Lifehacker's Gina Trapani wrote the "Invisibility Cloak" script, which will black out "dangerous" (i.e., time-wasting) URLs during working hours.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-31 20:42:09
Channels - general webgoodies productivity
Tags - web software productivity

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This is a Greasemonkey script that sets a time limit for surfing sites you specify. After you've spent, say, ten minutes on Flickr or Bloglines, a pop-up informs you that you've used up your allotted minutes and forwards you to a new page (the author suggests a photo of your boss as the forward-to page).

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-31 20:39:57
Channels - general webgoodies productivity
Tags - web software productivity

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Community sharing for e-learning objects. Promising, but the front page is vague about the site's mission and capabilities.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-23 19:26:48
Channels - general webgoodies linkdump academe
Tags - web social tools 2.0 education academe resourcws

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Their blurb: "Tangler is a new network of advanced discussion. Join a group or start your own in minutes.
Real-time. Pictures and video. Instant notification." I've seen recommendations, have yet to try it.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-23 10:27:46
Channels - general webgoodies linkdump
Tags - web social 2.0

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No clue about this one, frankly, but I think I may want to go back and check it out one day. I think it's lectures on instructional technology, mainly.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-23 10:26:34
Channels - general linkdump academe
Tags - web 2.0 education teaching

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Recommended site, similar to Ning but aimed at the less web-savvy. Haven't tried it yet.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-23 10:08:56
Channels - general linkdump
Tags - web social 2.0

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Sign up for an account, get a snippet of code, and embed a Flash-based widget in any site which will allow visitors to contact you directly via audio (video is coming).

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-13 15:00:13
Channels - webgoodies
Tags - cool design video web widget voip audio

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A presentation from the very smart, and local-to-me, Inkblurt on communities of practice and their meaning for web 2.0 stuff that I don't understand. Another thing to read someday.

Submitted by nbr - 2007-05-07 19:31:58
Channels - general
Tags - cool research web social !toread teaching

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