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Formation SAWI: Spécialiste en médias sociaux et communautés en ligne.Active Elsewhere
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actually, today came with really exciting news (but I can't tell you more)
Bookmarked a link: Taxe au sac: Les ménages essaient de trier mais les conteneurs manquent - Vaud & Régions - 24heures.ch
Taxe au sac: Les ménages essaient de trier mais les conteneurs manquent http://t.co/vrLxqxr0jT > il me semblait bien!
Yes, envoyé mon inscription pour les paniers du jardin potager lundi, premier panier demain!
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Dix raisons pourquoi vos étudiants devraient bloguer http://t.co/emPMyVZvrR
Les férus de la communication organisationnelle | Un site du cours « Communication et organisation » http://t.co/l6Uplfh2CY
Communication et organisation | Une organisation apprenante http://t.co/mY2mkKwIDr
Merci à la communauté: j’ai créé mes nouveaux produits! http://t.co/TOhj31LJp5 le 25.03 #scma
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- Meg Hourihan
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- Kittens
- Médias sociaux chez Orange: rencontre-discussion pour blogueurs
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- IRC Bots as Social Objects
- Arc-en-ciel, ICC, kitesurf
- Pet Peeve: Marketers and Advertisers Cold-Sending Junk E-mails
- Faire sortir un chat
- The Blogging Tribe is Live
- Here Comes Everybody: Journalism and Ease of Publication
- MailChimp, Email Subscriptions, Newsletter
- Random Notes About My 2012-2013 India Trip
- Downtown Project Las Vegas
- Social Tools Allow Ridiculously Easy Group-Forming
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Quote Me- "Ma tête est une machine à chercher des solutions pour ne pas avoir besoin de souffrir."
- "Time flies and the photos I’ve taken get left behind."
- "People always think getting dressed is about putting clothes on. It’s not. It’s a spell..."
- "I was outside, and the rain and the fog smelled nice. They smelled of hope, I think. They smelled..."
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Tag Archives: blogs
Some Thoughts on Blogging: Original Content, Linking, Engaging
[fr]Quelques réflexions sur l’enseignement de l’art du blog.[en]I like teaching people about blogging. Right now I have nearly 100 students who are learning to blog, with varying enthusiasm and success. Teaching blogging makes me realize that this mode of expression … Continue reading
Anil Dash Writes About The Web We Lost
[fr]Le web qu’on a perdu. Nostalgie.[en]Yes, there are people who have been blogging for longer than me. Quite a few of them, actually. Anil Dash is one. You should read him. His most recent article (found thanks to danah, who … Continue reading
De la “blogosphère suisse romande”
[en]Rant about the “French-Swiss blogosphere”. There is a group on Facebook with that name and it is filled with 20-something fashion bloggers for whom “participating” means link-dropping their every post in the group. Needless to say I’m already at odds … Continue reading
Atelier IIL sur les médias sociaux: liens et ressources
[en]Here are links for the teachers who attended my workshops on social media this morning at the IIL in Geneva. Many of the links are in English, so click through them even if Frenc[fr]Ce matin, j’étais à l’Institut International de … Continue reading
Conversation in Comments vs. Conversation in Twitter
[fr]Twitter n’est pas en train de tuer les conversations dans les commentaires des blogs. Le bavardage s’est déplacé dans Twitter, Friendfeed, Facebook — mais quand certains disent que la conversation y est meilleure, ils ignorent le fait qu’il y a … Continue reading
Live-Blogging vs. Live-Tweeting at Conferences
[fr]Live-tweeter une conférence, c’est l’équivalent d’être actif dans le backchannel IRC de la belle époque des conférences de blogs. Il n’y a rien de mal à ça, mais il ne faut pas confondre ça avec le live-blogging: en effet, passés … Continue reading
Survivre à l’heure du trop d’informations
[en]The key to surviving in our age of “too much information out there at our fingertips” is to give up all hope of keeping up. Keep your network and connections healthy. Dip in the river of updates the network provides … Continue reading
Bloggy Friday de Lausanne le 6 mars à 20h
[en]We’re having a Bloggy Friday meetup in Lausanne on March 6th. Come and join us![fr] Oyez oyez, bonnes gens de la terre numérique! Le Bloggy Friday de mars 2009 est annoncé. Comme son nom ne l’indique pas, nul besoin d’être … Continue reading
Bienvenue aux lecteurs de l’Hebdo
[en]A month without blogging! An article on blogging in this area was published yesterday by l’Hebdo. An excuse to give you a little news.[fr]Je romps le silence radio (un mois sans rien publier, que diable!) à l’occasion de la parution … Continue reading



Twitter Killed My Blog and Comments Killed Our Links
[fr]Un titre un peu provocateur pour une réflexion que je pourrais résumer ainsi: l’apparition des commentaires sur les blogs a réduit le nombre de liens que les blogueurs faisaient entre eux (et leurs articles), et a distendu la blogosphère. Celle-ci … Continue reading →
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