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Community tools and collaboratives tools: share your experiences and reflexions

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1 February, 2015 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

I wrote on this blog from 2007 to 2010, and it remained open for comments until 2015. After several years of gracious service, Free decided to block my blog 🙁 So, I set up a

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Screencasting to share tutorials, demos, training and more!

25 January, 2009 Olivier 1 Comment Community & Web2.0 English

the easiest way to rapidly create and share tutorials, demos, training, lectures and more. ScreenToaster is a free web-based screen recorder designed to capture screen activity in real-time then embed videos in blogs and websites.

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Web 2.0: Bookmarks April-May 2008

9 June, 2008 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

The web 2.0 transforms us, methods change, the collaborative work and social networks ... Yet more than three years after the law on "equal opportunities", implementing decree on online accessibility is still not published!

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Bookmarks March 2008: web 2.0, community and collaboration

14 April, 2008 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

News in March 2008. Solutions free to mount its own social network, the Web 2.0; free access to the net, nofollow tag in question, writing Web, the new open office, and many more!

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February 2008: about web2.0 and community tools

2 March, 2008 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

A funny story about Entreprise 2.0. The Enterprise Forum 2008. Who Owns What? 3 interresting posts.

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Conference 2.0

25 November, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

The company is concerned with the integration of tools 2.0 within its enterprise. It is time for some employees to take the front and already use external services to communicate or ...

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About Second Life…

22 September, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

Second Life : Training, Elearning, Recruitement, library, documentation, photo & claim !

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How to promote your ideas with the help of Netvibes

5 September, 2007 Olivier 1 Comment Community & Web2.0 English

Launched on September 2005, Netvibes is a free service. It’s an application similar to a portal : you can aggregate several information sources. Do you happen to visit the same sites on and on in

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Enterprise 2.0

10 August, 2007 Olivier 2 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

Fredcavazza spoke of the Enterprise 2.0, analysis of the phenomenon, synthesis comments. ICT tools but formidable grasp of policy makers? Anyway, we need to get start before being caught short;)

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OpenWengo: phone via Internet

30 June, 2007 Olivier 1 Comment Community & Web2.0 English

Wengo is a phone operator via Internet, a service that uses VoIP. Based on an open source software and/or a “box”, the operator offers an unlimited phone solution at a very small price: 7€ a

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Wengo Desk: a platform of services

26 June, 2007 Olivier 1 Comment Community & Web2.0 English

Wengo Desk is a community gathering experts from various areas. Whether you are looking for advice on computing or food, Wengo Desk will help you to get in touch with a related advisor willing to

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WengoMeeting : a free videoconference service

25 June, 2007 Olivier 3 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

WengoMeeting makes it available to access to videoconference for free. It is a simple graphical interface that anyone can handle. What technology is behind? The Flash pluggin that is compatible with PC, Mac or Linux,

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Wengo: innovating & user friendly

24 June, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

Innovating, user friendly, free and useful, the following services are dedicated to the community and collaboration! They are based on softwares developed by the Neuf Cegetel company and several sticks are open source. I’ll write

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Geographical location of a website’s visitors

27 May, 2007 Olivier 1 Comment Community & Web2.0 English

Last month I wrote about Frappr, a service that allows web visitors who are willing to to register themselves on a map. Today here’s another one: Clustrmaps gives an overview of visitors’ geographical location without

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MyBlogLog, tracking and Yahoo!

23 May, 2007 Olivier 1 Comment Community & Web2.0 English

Since the beginning of the Web some people have pointed out the lack of personal relations of the Web interfaces and have tried to humanize such relations between its users and the service that hides

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Geographical location of a members’ community

12 May, 2007 Olivier 1 Comment Community & Web2.0 English

The previous post talked about the insertion of the meeting places for your community within Google Maps. Let’s see now how to emphasize the geographical location of a members’ community. http://www.frappr.com puts at your disposal for free a service making

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Google Maps: You are here ->.

12 May, 2007 Olivier 2 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

One of my brothers, Jérôme, has recently indicated to me how to be displayed by Google Maps. Google Maps services (streets maps, routes…) happen to be more and more used. Thus, if you mention your

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Public awareness/Mobilization: cheating is not playing!

4 May, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

This post does not talk about NTIC precisely but instead tells you about a new kind of commercial service you can find on a website. It all begun when the National Federation of German Doctors decided

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Public awareness/Mobilization : simple and efficient

4 May, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

Netecolo presents a different environmental daily action each time you open your browser… and a Google research bar besides. The purpose is to give ecology a center place on your screen: these ideas are getting more

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Public awareness/Mobilization in a virtual world!

4 May, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

Second Life is the brand new virtual game attracting more and more people, it is said. If you don’t know SL yet, try it with this guide ! Whether anonymous or not, SL players talk

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Public awareness/Mobilization: when Google gets involved

4 May, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

Benefiting from the support of Google in order to develop ludic applications is not common! Here are two news I read on Neteco.com: The Darfur viewed by Google Earth Said to be the first genocide

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Public awareness/Mobilization: Serious Games or Advergaming?

29 April, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

The previous post talked about serious games in the non lucrative area. Indeed they appeal to me for their educational prospects… others tend to be interested in other goals: http://www.chiquita.be/game/: the game of Chiquita Belgium

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Public awareness/Mobilization and… Serious Games

27 April, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

Video games or even role plays, serious games belong to the category of educational and social games. They are often used to get public awareness regarding social issues, that is why they are called Serious.

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To mobilize or get people socially aware with the help of NTIC

27 April, 2007 Olivier 0 Comments Community & Web2.0 English

How NTIC will influence the way public awareness campaigns or practices mobilize communities? Who benefits from them first of all? Which good ideas to be inspired by to gather a community or be an activist

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