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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | BUZZ MARKETING FOR TECHNOLOGY JUNE 27, 2008 Ple - LTCWiki Numerous other factors play a role: content creation tools, content storage, tools for communication, protocols/APIs, and identity management. OpenID. APIs and Protocols. Open APIs and open protocols are key requirements for PLEs to grow as a concept. From LTCWiki. Jump to: navigation , search Contents. Overview. What is a Personal Learning Environment? Why PLEs? Why Now? Elements of a Personal Learning Environment. Current Barriers. PLE Images. Additional Resources. edit ] Overview. These tools â?? blogs, wikis, podcasts, social bookmarking and others â?? link]. | BUZZ MARKETING FOR TECHNOLOGY JUNE 27, 2008 eLearning 2.0 Technologies and Concepts: Start Pages as Environments for Self-Organized Learners still need to work on linking to other social networks and to openID. Effective data sharing: you can share a widget and, what is more important, the data within it (not only at the moment of sharing, but also after that) * Automatic topic-related tab creation: you can ask google about a topic and it will automatically add a tab with widgets based on the topic name * OpenSocial API support I also think that authoring tool support is necessary, but in the sense of an XHTML editor and a content manager module. skip to main | skip to sidebar. eLearning 2.0 Technologies and Concepts. | | | | | |
| WWW.WEB-STRATEGIST.COM OCTOBER 1, 2010  Integrate Social Networks with your Corporate Website with ‘Social Sign On’ Managing these multiple login systems from all these social networks is cumbersome due to changing APIs, protocols. “Social Sign On&# Defined Social Sign On enables website visitors to authenticate to your website using their existing credentials, such as Facebook, Twitter, OpenID, etc. timbursch Do you think we will see a Social ID, similar to OpenID? Expect more now. | STAY N' ALIVE JANUARY 30, 2011  Privacy is Not an On and Off Switch – “Do Not Track” is Not the Answer Rather than something like Facebook Connect (or Graph API), for instance, a browser-driven version of OpenID would control the user authentication process, identify the user with a trusted provider (Facebook, Google, Religious institutions, Government institutions, you choose), and then be able to retrieve private information about individuals directly from the browser itself. | | CONVINCE & CONVERT AUGUST 3, 2010 3 Ways Facebook is Killing Your Website | Social Media Marketing. Facebook’s opening of the API to searches (and the subsequent inclusion of Facebook content in Google, Bing, Yahoo search results) blunts the historical searchability advantage of Web pages. Build a website. Make it useful and at least moderately pleasing to the eye. Keep it updated. Make your content at least semi-friendly for search engines. Bingo! digital marketing success story. Not now. Who killed the website? Facebook, of course. Ironically, Facebook itself started as humble website. Do You “Like&# Me in Attack Mode? Facebook is waging a three-pronged war on websites. | | | | | | | |
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CONVINCE & CONVERT | TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 2010 RIP 3 Ways Facebook is Killing Your Website
Facebook’s opening of the API to searches (and the subsequent inclusion of Facebook content in Google, Bing, Yahoo search results) blunts the historical searchability advantage of Web pages. Build a website. Make it useful and at least moderately pleasing to the eye. Keep it updated. Make your content at least semi-friendly for search engines. Bingo! digital marketing success story. Not now. Who killed the website? Facebook, of course. Ironically, Facebook itself started as humble website. Do You “Like&# Me in Attack Mode? Facebook is waging a three-pronged war on websites. MORE >> -
STAY N' ALIVE | SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 2011  Privacy is Not an On and Off Switch - "Do Not Track" is Not the Answer
Rather than something like Facebook Connect (or Graph API), for instance, a browser-driven version of OpenID would control the user authentication process, identify the user with a trusted provider (Facebook, Google, Religious institutions, Government institutions, you choose), and then be able to retrieve private information about individuals directly from the browser itself. Victoria Salisbury wrote an excellent blog post today on " Who's Creepier? Facebook or Google? ". However, despite all this, even Facebook isn't at the ideal place right now in terms of privacy. MORE >>
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