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  Links for 2008-07-24 [del.icio.us]

  Posted: July 24th, 2008, 10:00pm PDT

  • Social Tech Training was a Great Success | Web of Change
    the first Social Tech Training – an innovative collaboration between Web of Change and MaRS – has come and gone.
  • It's Not About the Web :: Learnings from the Social Tech Training | Web of Change
    Canada's first ever intensive web training event for the social change sector. Called the Social Tech Training
  • Visite à la frontière nord de la Thaïlande
  • Thailand Next Web Apps 2008
    Thailand Next Web Apps (TNWA) is an unconference focusing on new web application in Thai-English bilingual fashion.
  • BarCamp Phnom Penh | BarCamp Phnom Penh
    Where: Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center (CJCC), Multi-Purpose Hall ; When: September 20, 2008. From 9am - 5pm.
  • Green Paper: Copyright in the Knowledge Economy (EU)
  • ButtUgly: why the ubicomp vision is broken
    why I think the traditional vision of ubicomp, that is, the Internet of Things and the Smart Spaces is broken.
  • Blog Fatigue at vlog 4.0 [a blog about vogs]
    We use blogs not because they’re blogs (well we do but that is more important in second year when things around network literacy and social media are examined) but because we would like students to be able to
  • Fibreculture Journal Issue 13
    What are today's convergent processes? Is assessing convergence a useful way to map contemporary developments in ICTs, can it adequately map a process that it is never purely technical, but always techno-cultural?
  • Fibreculture Journal Issue 13
    This essay approaches the political questions surrounding podcasting by interrogating the history of the term.
  • Fibreculture Journal Issue 12: Tag-alese
    an analysis of the languge of tags, what are the commonalities?
  • Fibreculture Journal Issue 12 - media deteriminism
    The model of medium theory, proposing that the most significant cultural and social effects of media derive from the intrinsic properties of the media themselves, has historically been viewed with suspicion within studies of media and technology
  • Fibreculture Journal Issue 10 - new pedagogies
    to discuss the strengths and celebrate the possibilities that new media and its networks affords teaching and learning.
  • OSCOMAK Semantic Community On Manufactured Artifacts and Know-how
    OSCOMAK supports playful learning communities of individuals and groups chaordically building free and open source knowledge, tools, and simulations which lay the groundwork for humanity's sustainable development
  • OpenVirgle Project
    a real and genuine effort by an increasing number of people to create ideas and ways in which humankind can live sustainably in space using free and open source technology.