Collaborative Webs

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Comment by Michelle L on May 17, 2008 at 8:49pm

GOOD JOB TEAM

Comment by Masami Monobe on May 13, 2008 at 5:02am

I posted my information on the wiki, but nobody else has.
what`s happening?

Comment by Masami Monobe on April 24, 2008 at 9:01am

I am really sorry too late to replay, but I was really busy this week.
I found some information about my topic, but I couldn`t understand, so I need some nice information about my topic.
My topic is science and health, Could you help me?

Comment by Yuka Kitamoto on April 24, 2008 at 8:37am

I'm so sorry. I was really busy this week and I couldn't respond but I'm ready now. However, I'm confusing about the topic and I need help. Could you help me?

Comment by Michelle L on April 14, 2008 at 4:45pm

To those in my group:
My Email adress is : 09likhtshteynm@bsge.org
MY MSN: mlikh91@aol.com
MY AIM: mlikh91
please email me your information, k thanks.

Comment by Joshua Z. on April 10, 2008 at 4:02pm

As Bianca said earlier, we brainstormed a list of "collaborative webs" to help us better understand what is involved in online collaboration. We came up with several websites. The majority of them were social networking services, such as MySpace and Facebook. However, we also included some things, such as GoogleDocs (a crude, yet free and online, office suite, with a word processor, spreadsheet program, etc., in which files can be shared easily) and Wikipedia (the well-known online encyclopedia that anybody can edit).
I found an article that I thought really well discussed what happens when you mix politics and government with social networking. It allows politicians to reach out to the general public in newer, more user-friendly ways. For example, in the article, Sonia Arrison became "friends" with Hillary Clinton - on MySpace. Barack Obama used LinkedIn to reach out to small business owners and find out how he could better help them.
Here's a link: When Web 2.0 Meets Politics.
Take a look at this. I think it's very relevant to what we're going to be doing soon.

-Jayo

(meh. I always write too much =/)

Comment by Bianca R. on April 10, 2008 at 2:48pm

Quickly last ITGS class, Michelle L., Joshua Z. , and I complied a list of Collaborative Webs to brainstorm ways that people collaborate online. One thing on our list were social networks. On Wired there was an article about social networks and their application on education. It rated the best social networks for students--but students in this case were being referred to as those that want to meet each other for social purposes. I suppose that they will eventually discuss school on these social networks--as I sometimes do on Facebook.

http://www.wired.com/software/webservices/news/2007/08/student_networks

Note: The Ning was not even on the list of best social networks! Whats up with that?

Comment by Michelle L on April 8, 2008 at 7:01pm

Could everyone just email it to me..pleasepleaseplease. just for the sake of being organized...
Thanks.. and I have Facebook as well.. ill search you all and add you

Comment by Jamie T on April 8, 2008 at 6:51pm

i have a facebook and IM
my email is jft108@aol.com

Comment by Michelle L on April 8, 2008 at 5:04pm

Ok,
My email address is 09likhtshteynm@bsge.org
you guys can email me your MSN/AIM/SKYPE.... it would be awesome if everyone had a SKYPE... so that we can easily call or talk

In addition to your SKYPE/AIM/MSN name ALSO Put your first name, and email address into the email so that I can forward the email

-Thank Guys

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