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Social Software and Web 2.0 for TEL/Hands on Social Software

by zina last modified 2007-04-18 12:24

Social software can be defined as software that link up social entities over digital networks. I want to investigate the use of social software in a mobile professional context integrating services like social and geographical tagging, story-telling and mobile consumption of multimedia. The novelty of this approach is the systematic integration of social software in new collaborative community platforms. In my talk, I introduce a scenario called "Virtual Campfire" developed in the scope of the PROLEARN Network of Excellence (www.prolearn.eu). In "Virtual Campfire", a comprehensive study on the impact of social software for learning is performed and new research questions are identified. In the hands-on session we will explore the Web 2.0 technologies behind the scenario.

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