Microblogging Videos
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Vorstellung der Microblogging Plattform Pownce.

In this video, I give my thoughts and a brief walkthrough of Kwippy. Kwippy is a micro/nanoblogging platform which mimicks a lot of the features of Twitter. What separates Kwippy from the crowd is their lack of 140 character limitation, IM status support, comment notification system, their openness regarding the system's architecture. I have been a Kwippy user for only a day now so I'm not the expert on what it can and can't do. I have noticed some issues that may deter other users and I have shared those with the author of the application. Kwippy is currently invite only and I have less than 20 invites remaining. If you wish to give it a try, let me know via the comments here and I'll send you an invite as soon as I can (if I have some remaining). Enjoy the video! Author: iobuffa Keywords: kwippy twitter jaiku pownce microblogging nanoblogging software utility screencast appcasting web2.0 bwana bwana.tv Added: July 5, 2008

In this video, I give my thoughts and a brief walkthrough of Kwippy. Kwippy is a micro/nanoblogging platform which mimicks a lot of the features of Twitter. What separates Kwippy from the crowd is their lack of 140 character limitation, IM status support, comment notification system, their openness regarding the system's architecture. I have been a Kwippy user for only a day now so I'm not the expert on what it can and can't do. I have noticed some issues that may deter other users and I have shared those with the author of the application. Kwippy is currently invite only and I have less than 20 invites remaining. If you wish to give it a try, let me know via the comments here and I'll send you an invite as soon as I can (if I have some remaining). Enjoy the video!

In this video, I discuss the newest Twitter clone, Identi.ca. Here's a quote from Bwana.org regarding it: "Today, I joined Identi.ca. Is it YATC (Yet another Twitter clone)? Sure seems like it on the surface. Identi.ca offers a timeline view identical to Twitter, limits your updates to 140 characters, and it offers Jabber/Gtalk posts and updates. If that ain't a Twitter clone, I don't know what is. [...] The software that runs Identi.ca, called Laconi.ca, allows users to run their own federated instance of the software. This has made advocates of a federated Twitter, like Dave Winer, very excited about the possibilities. I have went on record to say that a federated architecture is not also guaranteed to produce a successful Twitter, as there have been many stable non-federated messaging systems. They all had a sound design. I'm not saying it won't work, I'm stating that it's not a silver bullet. Either way, it's happening now that Identi.ca has entered the space. With juggernauts such as Winer "excited" about it, it can only be a good thing for developer momentum." If you're interested in Identi.ca, sign up today at http://identi.ca. Enjoy! Author: iobuffa Keywords: identi.ca twitter clone laconi.ca openmicroblogging microblogging bwana bwana.tv web2.0 bwanatv Added: July 3, 2008

A walk through with new video microblogging service Phreadz

Nancy Marmolejo of Viva Visibility covers much ado about Twitter. Twitter is the new micro-blogging tool that is taking social media by storm. Learn how to use it for solopreneurs and small businesses.

Author: mattanium Added: Thu, 05 Jun 2008 10:22:35 -0800 Duration: 291An inside out look at the new micromedia service Plurk. See what it is, how it s different and where this area is going.

An inside out look at the new micromedia service Plurk. See what it is, how it's different and where this area is going.

Episode 10 of The Nothing Show. Today: Dave Delaney will play Alex Payne and Tim Coyne will play Valerie. Special thanks to Valerie and Alex for their tweets. The Nothing Show theme music is by: Keith Troup. idmstudios.com. Listen Now or subscribe for free updates automatically using iTunes.

Episode 9 of The Nothing Show. Today: Dave Delaney will play Pistachio and Tim Coyne will play Pamela Tribbons. Special thanks to Laura and Pamela for their tweets. The Nothing Show theme music is by: Keith Troup. idmstudios.com. Listen Now or subscribe for free updates automatically using iTunes.

How to use RSS and Twitterfeed to syndicate your blog feed to your Twitter account. Screencast. More information at http://www.newmediabytes.com/ Author: shawnsninja Keywords: twitter screencast social networking microblogging Added: April 15, 2008

Jim Kukral, the guy behind Scratchback, among other things, is playing with Twitter. He s doing Twittermethis, a marketing experiment, and a game where you can win $5 by answering trivia questions sent by its Twitter user. Jim explains: Want to play? Follow @twittermethis then. And while you re at it, do follow The Blog Herald on Twitter as well. You can t win money, but it s all good fun anyway!

Un screencast qui montre le fonctionnement du bookmarklet du BilboBlog (logiciel de micro-blogging libre).Author: tux-planet Tags: screencast bilboblog bookmarklet micro-blog blog micro-blogging tux-planet Posted: 05 April 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Twhirl is a free kickass desktop Twitter client using Adobe AIR, which means that it is available on both Windows and Mac platforms, and Linux soon (Adobe AIR 1.0 is out, so Twhirl should be too, soon at least). I m a user myself since a few days now, and I like it. And now it belongs to Seesmic, the video blogging community service (or whatever you want to call it) that lets you blog using your webcam, or upload video posts for that matter. TechCrunch broke the story, which prompted a 20 reasons why blog post by Seesmic founder Loic Le Meur, and a video as well. Naturally, Seesmic will be added to Twhirl, although the feature will be optional. Twhirl will remain free, and the developer, Marco Kaiser, will continue his work on the client as an employee of Seesmic.

Episode 8 of The Nothing Show. Today: Dave Delaney will play Sleepy Dad and Tim Coyne will play Candice. Special thanks to Sleepy Dad and Candice for their tweets. The Nothing Show theme music is by: Keith Troup. idmstudios.com. Listen Now or subscribe for free updates automatically using iTunes.

Document editing demonstration in Edmodo using the zoho api.

http://www.commoncraft.com A quick and plain English intro the micro-blogging service Twitter.

Author: kenekaplan Added: Sun, 02 Mar 2008 14:46:15 -0800 Duration: 103Utterz CEO Michael Bayer visited me at Intel headquarters in late February to share his take on how individuals and professional teams could use his audio, video and tech microblogging community site.

Utterz CEO Michael Bayer visited me at Intel headquarters in late February to share his take on how individuals and professional teams could use his audio, video and tech microblogging community site.

Episode 7 of The Nothing Show. Today: Dave Delaney will play Veronica Belmont and Tim Coyne will play Amanda Gravel. Special thanks to Veronica and Amanda for their tweets. The Nothing Show theme music is by: Keith Troup. idmstudios.com. Listen Now or subscribe for free updates automatically using iTunes.

Some educators, including some of us who meet regularly on Teachers Teaching Teachers, have begun to find places in our curriculum for microblogging. “Compared to regular blogging, microblogging fulfills a need for an even faster mode of communication. By encouraging shorter posts, it lowers users’ requirement of time and thought investment for content generation. This is also one of its main differentiating factors from blogging in general. The second important difference is the frequency of update. On average, a prolific blogger may update her blog once every few days; on the other hand a microblogger may post several updates in a single day.” (Java Akshay, Tim Finin, Xaiodan Song, Bell Tseng, Why We Twitter: U nderstanding Microblogging Usage and Communitites. August 12, 2007)   At the beginning of this podcast we explore microblogging with David Karp, the 21-year-old founder of Tumblr, an interesting new blogging platform that some of us have begun to use. VoiceThread founders, Ben Pappel and Steve Muth join us in this conversation as well. (Read more about microblogging below.)   In the last 15 or 20 minutes, (beginning at 31:14) we are joined by George Mayo, an 8th grade teacher in Maryland, and Wendy Dexler, a 3rd grade teacher in Florida, who joined each other at Educon 2.0 to create a Global Darfur Awareness Event which will take place on March 6th. (Read more about this project below.)   Chat Log   read more

Episode 6 of The Nothing Show. Today: Dave Delaney will play Justine Ezarik AKA iJustine and Tim Coyne will play Eli Duke from Elisfanclub. Special thanks to Justine and Eli for their tweets. The Nothing Show theme music is by: Keith Troup. idmstudios.com. Listen Now or subscribe for free updates http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifautomatically using iTunes.

Intro: In this podcast we discuss the growing array of online collaboration tools. Mike: Gordon, because I'm in New Jersey and you're in Massachusetts, we've had to rely on online collaboration tools quite a bit. What are some of the tools we use most often? Gordon: If we look just at what we're doing today. We use Skype - the free VoIP client to record these podcasts and we use Google Docs (docs.google.com) to write, edit and share the scripts. In fact, I use Google Docs to collect material and write my blog - ictcenter.blogspot.com Mike: Although it's not a new tool, we also use email quite a bit. Gordon: Yes - email is still a very important tool, but more and more we seem to be communicating with other tools such as Twitter and Text Messaging. The iPhone really lends itself to quick communication with email, Tweets, and IM. Mike: Twitter and Google Docs aren't the only options. Gordon: No. in addition to twitter, there are micro-blogging services Jaiku and Pownce, although if you compare the three using Google Trends, we see that Twitter is by far the most popular of the three. Mike: What about Google Docs. Gordon: It's what we use, and probably the most popular, but there are alternatives, including Zoho, Thinkfree and Zimbra. Again Google Trends gives us a nice snapshot. Gordon: There's been some movement with some of these tools. Mike: Yes. Zimbra was purchased in September by Yahoo, and Thinkfree is having some issues with leadership and possibly looking at a change of direction. Gordon: Are there some new online collaboration tools? Mike: Robin Good Online Collaboration Technologies - New Tools And Web Services - Robin Good's Latest News has a great listing of some new online collaboration tools and services. Good also points to Kolabora www.kolabora.com - a great resource for news and information about online collaboration. Gordon: Mike could you give us an overview of the tools Good describes. Mike: Sure - the article describes eight new online collaboration services, including: Tokbox: http://www.tokbox.com/ is a free web-based video conferencing application that enable you to have one-to-one video meetings online. With the service, you create a video room and invite someone for a video conference. You can even embed the conference room on your web-site, or blog. I think this is a great tool for providing technical support, office hours, access to a librarian, or even college counseling. Gordon: What else? Mike: SeeToo: http://www.seetoo.com/ On the surface, SeeToo a free web-based application for sharing videos with friends and family doesn't seem that novel. What makes SeeToo unique is that you don't need to upload your videos - instead you select a video (any size) from your computer, invite others to watch, and click play to start watching together. It's like you're running your own streaming server! SnapYap: http://www.snapyap.com/ Similar to ToKBox a free one-to-one video conferencing room. Create a personal video conference room, invite anyone to join - SnapYap users just enter their username, others get an email with instructions to enter the room. TeamViewer: http://www.teamviewer.com/ TeamViewer is a free (for personal, non-commercial use) Windows-only application that allows you to share your screen and control someone else's PC. After downloading, you start the program without any installation. You have a code and password you can provide to others to view and control your PC, and similarly, they have a code/password combination they can share with you. Other features include chat and the ability to transfer files. Possible applications include helpdesk/desktop support, application demos, and distance education. FlickIM: http://flick.im/ FlickIM is a free Web-based instant messenger application that allows you to connect to all major IM services (AIM, MSN, Yahoo, GoogleTalk, Jabber, ICQ). Seems very similar to an existing service - meebo. Includes video, audio and other add-ons, as well as an iPhone friendly interface. Meebo has also customized their interface for the iPhone. Loudtalks: http://loudtalks.com/ Is a free, Windows-only download-able application that gives users walkie talkie-like ability to communicate with one another with the touch of a single button(F7). Versions are being developed for other platforms, including mobile phones. AirTalkr: http://airtalkr.com/ Similar to FlickIM, AirTalkr allows you to access multiple IM networks. One major difference is access to Web 2.0 services (Flickr, YouTube, Twitter, and Myspace). AirTalkr is runs within Adobe's AIR (cross-operating system runtime; hybrid web/desktop applications) - Windows and MAC, and also as a web-based application. Looks like the download version doesn't work with the current version of AIR. Here's a screen grab: Global IP Video: http://www.globalipvideo.com/ Global IP Video has a free web-based (no downloads, no installs) video conferencing tool MeBeem (http://www.mebeem.com) that uses flash to create video conferences. In a browser, create a room, share it, and click to connect. Not sure how well it works, and seems a little like the wild west. Here are a couple screenshots:

Episode 5 of The Nothing Show. Today: Dave Delaney will play Nick Douglas and Tim Coyne will play Sarah Wurrey. Special thanks to Nick and Sarah for their tweets. The Nothing Show theme music is by: Keith Troup. idmstudios.com. Listen Now or subscribe for free updates automatically using iTunes.

Wie sag ich's meinen Eltern? Sven Dietrich (pop64.de) erkl rt unseren Eltern: Was ist Twitter? Mehr Videos und weitere Erkl rungen aus dieser Reihe gibt's auf Blogpiloten.de

The pilot showcase for the Social Web Show (TM) - 2007 - discusses web 2.0 and Twitter, among other topics. This is the low-res version.