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Formation SAWI: Spécialiste en médias sociaux et communautés en ligne.
Rédactrice en chef et auteur
Quote Me- "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..."
- "On apprend toujours mieux de ses propres erreurs que de celles des autres."
- "It’s like watching a train wreck and hanging around to see if there are going to be any..."
Tag Archives: Social Media and the Web
Defriending, Keeping Connections Sustainable and Maybe Superficial
[fr]Laurent Haug a écrit un article sur le phénomène de la “désamification” (supprimer des contacts sur les réseaux sociaux, comme Facebook). J’opte personnellement plutôt pour une politique “d’ajout paresseux”, et il est rare que je supprime des contacts. Dans le … Continue reading
Journée Ada Lovelace: Suw Charman-Anderson
[en]A few words in French about Suw Charman-Anderson, my sister-heroine for Ada Lovelace Day. Like last year, I am writing in French to encourage more penetration of Ada Lovelace Day in the French-speaking world. During all these years that we’ve … 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
Posted in Digital Youth, My work
Tagged adolescents, blogs, école, Education, enseignants, Enseignement, facebook, Links, médias sociaux, prezi, privacy, Social Media and the Web, teachers, vie privée
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Chroniques du monde connecté pour Les Quotidiennes
[en]I’m now writing a column for Les Quotidiennes, a local online publication. The first one is up: E-mail, quand tu nous tiens.[fr]Ça y est! Ma première chronique pour Les Quotidiennes, intitulée “E-mail, quand tu nous tiens“, est en ligne. J’y … Continue reading
Social Media Survival Kit
[fr]Deux règles très simples pour survivre à l’ère des médias sociaux.[en] You do not have to read everything. If you feel bad about missing stuff, apply rule one. This goes for e-mails, too. Similar Posts: Inbox to Zero in no … Continue reading
Posted in Connected Life
Tagged e-mail, guilt, information management, information overload, Social Media and the Web
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Invest in Social Media Training
[fr]Un tuyau gratuit pour les entreprises qui se demandent comment intégrer les “social media” (“nouveaux médias” ou “médias sociaux” — des fois j’ai envie de dire “médias sociables” ou “médias socialisants”): plutôt qu’engager une personne pour s’occuper de ça, mieux … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate, My work, Social Media and the Web
Tagged classes, Consulting, formation, Social Media and the Web, Social Software, strategy, teaching, training
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Musings on Twitter and Identi.ca
[fr]Depuis la fameuse histoire des @replies de Twitter (pour info, il est maintenant impossible de voir les @replies qu’envoient les gens que vous suivez si vous ne suivez pas également leur destinataire, et donc les conversations partielles disparaissent silencieusement de … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media and the Web
Tagged #fixreplies, comparison, identi.ca, musings, ownership, retweet, Social Media and the Web, Social Software, social tools, twitter
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Digital Crumble