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Plan, prioritize, and execute projects with agility. Use these brainstorming tools for better collaboration. Via F. Thunus 
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If you are looking for a way for you or your students to organize topics, give Text2mindmap a try. It is very easy to use. When the ma
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This post is a part of our systems thinking tools blog series where we’re introducing and sharing guidance for using different tools to support systems thinking and practice. Via Steve Wilhite
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When you're starting out with a new project, it’s important that you choose the best tools and resources available. Luckily, nowadays, there’s plenty to choose from when it comes to tools and resources for web or application development.
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Debate map visualization of: 9,000+ maps and counting! Click on the bubbles to learn more – and log-in to create free public and private maps on any topic. Via Baiba Svenca, Christian Reuter
Christian Reuter's curator insight,
April 27, 2014 1:45 PM
EN: Powerful free collaborative mind mapping tool to interact and debate online; web based app, works even on iPad browser! Unfortunately no file export for other mind map apps.
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During the past few years the demand regarding Data Info-graphics has increased in volume and demand as well as in clarity. The range of technologies available by which to collect and examine data is constantly on the rise- both in web and desktop applications, which provide several great interfaces. Within this scope, such new tools are continually emerging whose main purpose is to- simplify the process within being able to harness data in lending impact and insight generation... Via ghbrett, Lauren Moss
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Why is Scoop It Kicking Paper Li's Rear End? Via Martin (Marty) Smith, Kelly Hungerford, Howard Rheingold
Kelly Hungerford's comment,
June 13, 2013 4:26 AM
Howard, can you point me to your how-to? Much appreciated.
Kelly Hungerford's comment,
June 13, 2013 4:30 AM
Dolly,thanks for your comment. Indeed for someone who truly want so collect and add commentary, scoop.it is the service. And I would even go as far as to say to tell as story, then Storify.
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This post offers a wealth of information when it comes to recording things like webinars, Google Hangouts, and Skype calls. Before we dive in, I want to Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
Stephen Dale's curator insight,
March 7, 2013 3:39 AM
A useful guide for anyone who has struggled with the technology to make good quality video/audio recordings.
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At the Visualized conference on November 9th, Neil Halloran posed an interesting question: Can DataViz lead to a data savvy society in the same way that the printing press lead to a literate one? One that is prepared to make tough decisions on complex issues? Neil Halloran thinks so. That’s why he created VisualBudget.org to cut through hyperbole surrounding the what may be the most frequently misunderstood and pressing issue facing Americans today, our massive $16 trillion dollar deficit. But how is a modern citizen supposed to make an informed decision on issues of tremendous scope and complexity, such as the fiscal cliff or the growing budget deficit without falling back on sound bites and punditry? Neil Halloran’s solution is to tell a story. Rather than simply presenting a static infographic or a set of tabular data on federal receipts and expenditures, VisualBudget.org takes you on a interactive tour... Via Lauren Moss
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Beth Kanter
Another way to articulate the importance of sense-making.
Think about it this way: Tools are not always actual objects designed to help us with physical activities. A notebook, whether it is a Moleskine or an Evernote digital document, is a tool that expands our memory. A digital calculator, whether it is an inexpensive machine bought in the nearest Dollar Tree or an app downloaded to your iPhone, frees you from the burden of having to retain and execute many complex mathematical algorithms. Non-physical tools (or sets of tools and practices), such as statistics and the scientific method, evolved to let us gaze beyond what we would normally see, and to overcome our deepest biases and lazy habits of mind. The same is true for great visual displays of information... Via Lauren Moss
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The popular automation service IFTTT has added support for Google’s cloud storage solution, Google Drive. Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Shona Whyte: Nik Peachey has this collection of writing tools on Meaki, including collaborative writing spaces - notepads, wikis, online whiteboards - writing prompts (Toasted Chees) and spelling/word frequency checkers. Via Rita Simons Santiago, Shona Whyte
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Most Twitter users contribute URLs from their accounts, to share interesting information with other users.
Wouldn't it be nice to troll through the URLs posted by your favorite tweeps? TwitFlink helps you do just that! Via Manuel Thomas
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Looking for a 2020 project management software? There are a lot of options to choose from. Just under 300 to be exact. Learn about all of them here. Via F. Thunus
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Earlier this month, my colleagues Srik Gopal and Hallie Preskill described the characteristics of complex systems and introduced a framework for applying systems thinking to various stages of a large-scale social Via Steve Wilhite
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If you need a handy reference for your web publishing needs I have spent a few days pulling together the best tools I use and know-of that I would recommend to use, in an organized and curated link directory of over 70 different categories.
From "landing page builders" to "survey tools" and "domain name finders" I have you covered.
In general, I have limited the amount of tools and services listed per category to the top 5 I know as to serve also as a curated filter for the vast number of choices available out there.
This is definitely a work in progress as you need to continuously edit, refine and improve a directory like this to make it really useful. You are welcome to suggest tools and services that I have not included and I'll make sure that if they are valid ones they get their space too.
Free to access.
Full directory: https://web-publishing.zeef.com/
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March 30, 2016 9:34 PM
If you need a handy reference for your web publishing needs I have spent a few days pulling together the best tools I use and know-of that I would recommend to use, in an organized and curated link directory of over 70 different categories. From "landing page builders" to "survey tools" and "domain name finders" I have you covered. In general, I have limited the amount of tools and services listed per category to the top 5 I know as to serve also as a curated filter for the vast number of choices available out there. This is definitely a work in progress as you need to continuously edit, refine and improve a directory like this to make it really useful. You are welcome to suggest tools and services that I have not included and I'll make sure that if they are valid ones they get their space too. Free to access. Full directory: https://web-publishing.zeef.com/ ; 
Nurkhamimi Zainuddin's curator insight,
April 3, 2016 3:07 AM
If you need a handy reference for your web publishing needs Robin Good has pulled together the best tools in an organized and curated link directory of over 70 different categories. Free to access. Full directory: https://web-publishing.zeef.com/
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April 3, 2016 3:08 AM
If you need a handy reference for your web publishing needs Robin Good has pulled together the best tools in an organized and curated link directory of over 70 different categories. Free to access. Full directory: https://web-publishing.zeef.com/
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Content curation is a highly effective inbound marketing strategy and because of this there has been a rise of content curation tools and platforms. So we did what we typically do, we tried to get a good handle on all the options that exist in the market. What follows is our best collection of tools that allow you to easily curate content. Via Club de TeleMatique
FrancoisMagnan's curator insight,
June 2, 2014 12:19 PM
Une liste intéressante d'outils, qui mélange cependant des outils de curation "automatique" (l'outil fait le tri entre les informations) et curation "manuelle", où l'usager fait son tri.
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Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
October 3, 2014 10:54 AM
Robin Good has done a phenomenal job of gathering content discovery tools and putting them into categories for easy search and even easier use. 
Roberto De Pedrini (Telnext - Italy) - Twitter: @depetwi's curator insight,
October 4, 2014 2:39 AM
This is an Off-Topic but interesting !
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Why should you use Google+?There are lots of good reasons to pay attention to Google+, but for me it comes down to these three: Search is becoming socialGoogle+ Authorship is becoming a filter for quality contentGoogle+ has the best user experience of any social network Via Lauren Moss, Martin (Marty) Smith
Carlos Bisbal's curator insight,
November 14, 2013 9:28 AM
3 razones de peso por las que ya no puedes permitirte ignorar Google+ 
Jim Doyle's curator insight,
December 6, 2013 1:13 AM
3 Compelling Reasons Why You Can No Longer Afford to Ignore Google+
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While not everyone can make infographics from scratch, there are tools available on the Web that will help you create your very own infographics. In this article, we’re listing more than 20 such options to help you get your messages across to your readers, visually. Via Let's Learn IT, Robin Good, Lauren Moss
Two Pens's curator insight,
May 13, 2013 1:14 PM
Piktochart is easy to work with and creates a fair Infographic. I still prefer to hire an art director. It's worth the money to have an intelligent designer with you :-) 
Eddie Thornton's curator insight,
May 13, 2013 3:29 PM
Don't forget to add your perspecitve, your insight as to why this infographic add up to more than just numbers and figures on a chart. 
Ness Crouch's curator insight,
May 14, 2013 4:09 PM
Another great link to help create infographics. I'd like to get more time to create these for class...
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Create a website in minutes and embed it everywhere. No design or coding skills required. Try it free! Via Ana Cristina Pratas
Louise Robinson-Lay's curator insight,
January 15, 2013 3:14 PM
If you've always wanted to build a site but didn't have the coding skills this looks a great way to do it. 
IMA-EDU.GR's curator insight,
January 15, 2013 5:51 PM
Website Builder - Δημιουργήστε μια ιστοσελίδα μέσα σε λίγα λεπτά - Sidengo
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OneZoom Tree of Life Explorer... An excellent way of visualizing data... Good usage of fractals.
"Big data" is a growing issue in science and industry, as modern computing has enabled large amounts of data to be captured and stored, revolutionizing many branches of science. These advances, however, also lead to challenges, such as how to explore and visualize large data sets. The very first blue-skies idea that could have been identified with OneZoom was that of a mind map so vast that it could contain all human knowledge. The concept involved making the information easy to explore by laying it out in ever smaller bubbles using a fractal structure and a zooming interface so that the computer never runs out of space to put the information no matter how much there is. OneZoom is committed to heightening awareness about the diversity of life on earth, its evolutionary history and the threats of extinction. This website allows you to explore the tree of life in a completely new way: it's like a map, everything is on one page, all you have to do is zoom in and out. OneZoom also provides free, open source, data visulation tools for science and education. Via Lauren Moss
Edward C. Krug's curator insight,
August 19, 2013 1:38 PM
The mind map concept is also showing up in a project and upcoming conference and book for organizing and making available the diversity of research information in neurobiology. From the link below you can track down that information. Also you can go to newsroom.ucla.edu and search for Dr. Silva, below.
I believe that the visual representation of complex systems is going to percolate progressively into fields less friendly to or organized as a science.
"Alcino Silva, a professor of neurobiology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and professor of psychiatry at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA. " UCLA researcher invents new tools to manage 'information overload' threatening neuroscienceBefore the digital age, neuroscientists got their information in the library like the rest of us. But the explosion of neuroscience research has resulted in the publication of nearly 2 million papers — more data than any researcher can read and absorb . . .
Have fun, Ed
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Pearltrees lets you have all your interests at hand all the time...
This is the first time I've come across this tool. Interesting more for the interface than the content, but admittedly I haven't explored the content yet. ;)
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Insight Maker v2.0 released. Here's a couple of the most recent updates:
Sensitivity Analysis. A new button has been added to the Tools segment of the toolbar which allows you to perform a sensitivity analysis of your model. This function enables you to specify which Primitives you wish to monitor, the number of simulation runs to be compiled and the confidence intervals which should be displayed. Sensitivity analysis runs your simulation multiple times to see how the results vary (in a sense, how 'sensitive' the results are to the inputs). [12.08.10]
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Many Learning providers, and their learners, conduct business online, and/or they have an online presence for advertising, etc., and as a result they need to manage how the millions upon millions of online users perceive them.
It takes only a few bad comments, posts, or blogs to ruin the reputation learning providers and/or learners have spent years building.
These tools can be used to help manage eReputations. They require some work to really make the most of what they offer. And most of them aren’t just one-time usage tools — users actually have to spend time with them. Via John Dalziel
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