Crossmedia 13 Les Tools 2010
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This document lists various online tools categorized into sections: A) Meeting/collaboration tools including Yugma, Voicethread, Ning, and Skype. B) Bookmarking tools including Digg and Delicious. C) Sharing tools including 際際滷share, Flickr, and Youtube. D) Knowledge tools including Wiki, PBworks, and PollDaddy. E) Media tools including Audacity, Ustream, Jing, Kompozer.
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The document discusses the evolution of political communication in the Web 2.0 era, highlighting how politicians like Geert Wilders and Barack Obama utilize social media platforms to engage directly with citizens, thereby altering the traditional media landscape. It points out the shift from old media channels, where journalists controlled messaging, to new media where politicians can independently shape their narratives. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of integrating technology in grassroots movements and campaign strategies to enhance public discourse and political engagement.Ad
Crossmedia 13 Les Tools 2010
- 1. Les 13 - Tools Ken de tools en weet wat je er mee kan.
- 2. Tools A. Online Meeting/collaboration YUGMA Web meeting Yugma VOICETHREAD Collaborative presentation tool NING Social networking tool SKYPE Web meeting/collaboration BASECAMPHQ Project tool
- 3. Tools B. Bookmarking DIGG DELICIOUS Social bookmarking tool
- 4. Tools C. Sharing SLIDESHARE Presentation sharing tool FLICKR Photo sharing too Youtube
- 5. Tools D. Knowledge WIKI knowledge collaboration tool PBWORKS Wiki tool PBworks POLLDADDY Polling tool - Sharing a poll FREEMIND Mindmapping tool MINDMEISTER Mindmapping tool
- 6. Tools E. Media AUDACITY Podcasting tool USTREAM Broadcasting tool for Live broadcasting JING project Screencasting tool - Creating screenshots and screencasts KOMPOZER Website building tool