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Trends | Infographic: How Students Actually Use their Smartphones
AddThis Sharing Trends in 2011 (they reach +1.2 billion users)
A few interesting facts…
iOS vs Android – How secure are they? (infographic)
A Facebook Cheat Sheet [infographic]
Are you on Facebook all the time? Do you think you could get more done more quickly while there?
I am fully aware of the ridiculousness of these sentences.
That said, with this pointless message about copyright currently doing the rounds on the site, it might be a good time to learn to use ALT + 9.
Facebook Shortcuts Cheat Sheet is an infographic that was produced by mycleveragency
Read more from Facebook Cheat Sheet – Shortcuts [Infographic] – mycleveragency – Full Service Social http://www.mycleveragency.com/2012/11/facebook-cheat-sheet-shortcuts-infographic/#ixzz2DLZp4G24
NOTE: I couldn’t get any of these to work (Firefox/Chrome for Mac), but your mileage may vary.
20 Compelling Reasons To Spend More Time On Linkedin And Less Time On Facebook
I saw this last evening whilst, of all things, looking for contact info for Rob Zombie. I have kinda fallen off Facebook but will DEFINITELY be utilizing Linkedin WAY more after seeing this. There is a really good article about this infographic HERE about WHY Linkedin is becoming such a powerful tool. Pretty amazing considering that Linkedin has 150 million users but The Facebook has over 850 million users. (I know, they dropped the “THE” from Facebook back in the day, I wanted to kick it old school.) The article is definitely worth a read so go check it out. Now I am going back to see if I can actually find a good way to get in contact with Mr Zombie.
Pyramid Infographic
29 Ways to Stay Creative
What Type of Learner are You? – Infographic
Datavisualisatie – How Long Do Animals Live?
Browser Wars: Which browsers are fastest and which are the most popular? (INFOGRAPHIC)
The Best Web 2.0 Tools for teachers
Source: edudemic
The Best Web 2.0 Tools For Teachers
1. Google Drive
2. Dropbox
3. CloudMagic
4. Jumpshare
5. Weebly (see also this)
6. Issuu
7. ePubBud
8. Infogr.am
9. Text2MindMap
10. EdCanvas (see also this)
11. KeepVid (see also this)
12. TubeChop
13. GoAnimate
14. TodaysMeet (see also this)
15. Slideshare
16. Voki
17. Prezi
18. Record MP3
19. Delicious
20. Jing
21. Pixlr
22. Loopster
25. Paper.li
26. LiveBinders
28. Zamzar
29. Poll Everywhere (see also this)
30. VoiceThread
31. PlanBoard
33. Gnowledge
Trends | Infographic: The Open Textbook Challenge
Trends | Infographic: Top 20 LMS for Education
Infographic: The People Who Invented Our World
Infographic: How do Online Relationships Affect Real-World Relationships
Trends | Infographic: EdTech Cheat Sheet
How to be a l33t on a Web of Grammar n00bs
If everything on line is social anyway these days, why do we use the term “social media” so much?
For the past few weeks, I’ve returned to studying one of my favorite avocation hobbies, social media marketing. Even though I’m firmly entrenched in the interactive 3D media industry (especially promoting 3D tech such as game engines, VR, open 3D web standards and formats, etc. etc.) I have always been in love with the web for it’s usefulness in bringing people together or for just plain old fun. How else would I be able to connect with my 80 y.o. aunt if it weren’t for Facebook and some of those silly games she enjoys? And don’t even get me started on mobile social, where I enjoy playing Words with Friends with my otherwise elusive 14 y.o daughter?? Thus, my interest in what is known as “gamification” – bringing together game play and social media. But I digress.
This morning I came across this very cool Social Media infographic and felt…
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