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The Django v1 web-app framework, written in Python, released at the start of September 2008. This 57-second screencast shows you how to get up and running in under 2 hours and points you at all the resources you'll need to write your own Django-based web sites. Author: IanProCastsCoUk Keywords: python django web-application web application framework webapp web2.0 web2 Added: September 4, 2008

An eight minute description and preview of the Social Media Classroom/Co-laboratory.

Robert Emery Smith Director, Technology Services, at Stanford Center for Innovations in Learning, has been making short videos of how teachers use the affordances of Stanford’s Wallenberg Hall. Here I talk about WHY I decided to start teaching courses about social media, using social media.

This video was created for my presentation at MacWorld 2007 and features perspectives from different educators in North America using blogging in safe and powerful ways to support student learning and literacy development.

Adam and Josh sat down with Kevin Marks from Google. We chatted about Microformats, Open Social, The social graph api, etc.Click here for show notes.Download Podcast

In addition to the how-to documentation included with the Social Media Classroom/Co-Lab, this is one of a series of why to videos, addressing the need for forums when many people discuss many topics over an extended period.

This podcast is a Net Tuesday presentation by Deb Levine, the co-founder of Internet Sexuality Information Services (ISIS). The organization conducts a number of programs (e.g., inSpot and inBrief) the area of sexual health oriented particularly to young people that use online technology to reach and involve them. Deb has been involved in sexual health issues since she established one of the first computer-based information services called Go Ask Alice! at Columbia University.

This podcast is an interview by David Collin of Deb Levine, the co-founder of Internet Sexuality Information Services (ISIS). The organization conducts a number of programs (e.g., inSpot and inBrief) the area of sexual health oriented particularly to young people that use online technology to reach and involve them. Deb has been involved in sexual health issues since she established one of the first computer-based information services called Go Ask Alice! at Columbia University.

This podcast is a Net Tuesday presentation by Ben Rigby, the co-founder of Mobile Voter and author of the recently published book, Mobilizing Generation 2.0: A Practical Guide to Using Web 2.0 Technologies to Recruit, Organize and Engage Youth. Ben is the co-founder of Akimbo Design, a successful new media design firm. He was also the CTO of DFILM, a youth-oriented entertainment and mobile applications company. Ben has devoted himself lately to helping nonprofits learn how to capture the new wave of civic interest among young people by using the technologies that youth are familiar with.

This podcast is a Net Tuesday interview by David Collin of Ben Rigby, the co-founder of Mobile Voter and author of the recently published book, Mobilizing Generation 2.0: A Practical Guide to Using Web 2.0 Technologies to Recruit, Organize and Engage Youth. Ben is the co-founder of Akimbo Design, a successful new media design firm. He was also the CTO of DFILM, a youth-oriented entertainment and mobile applications company. Ben has devoted himself lately to helping nonprofits learn how to capture the new wave of civic interest among young people by using the technologies that youth are familiar with.

An experiment: This brief video mashes up remarks I made in previous episodes to convey a meta-message: From The Martian Report (1977) to The WELL(1989) to TED (2005) to the New Media Consortium (2007) to Jim Lehrer’s 2008 Newshour documentary, By The People, to my recent remarks to the Korean people.

Adam and I visited the posh South Park Engine Yard office to talk with Ezra Zygmuntowicz. We covered hosting, managing open source, and even a bit about writing a book.Click here for show notes.Download Podcast

Interview with Greg from Zattoo Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Zattoo Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Silvan from Tilllate Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Tillllate Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Dominik from Wuala Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Wuala Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Mike Butcher Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Sandbox Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Fabian and Antoine from Sanbox Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Sandbox Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Rico from Cassiber Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Cassiber Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Stefan from Poken Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Poken Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Stefan from Liberovision Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Liberovision Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Mike and Paul from Doodle Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Doodle Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Interview with Marc Bernegger from Amiando Author: Bluewinchat Keywords: Techrunch Zuerich Zurich Startup Amiando Internet Web2 Added: July 18, 2008

Mark Elliott wrote an amazing thesis about stigmergy, and is now involved in using a wiki to engage citizens in city planning for Melbourne -- he wrote about it here. The citizen wiki used to develop the New Zealand police act is here.

Enjoying the season so much that I decided to expose my toes to the city air, very rare for me. This required the purchase of a new pair of shoes conveniently enough!

C'est Martigny que CulturePod a eu la chance de rencontrer le team de Mixin, une soci t suisse pour un service web2 des plus pratique. De quoi organiser votre temps et vos rendez-vous avec votre communaut de fa on tr s tr s simple. Un concept sur lequel travaillent Nicolas Dengler, Julien Visinand, Fr d ric Sidler et Max Penet depuis pas mal de temps. Et voil qu'aujourd'hui le start officiel de cette plateforme a lieu. Un service utiliser sans plus attendre!

OhMyNews English edition has posted the text and video of my address to the Korean people, in response to the recent smart mob political demonstrations that have been taking place in Seoul recently.

Dan Gillmor runs the Knight Center for Digital Media Entrepreneurship, a new project of the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism mainstream media versus bloggers in pajamas meme.

You are about to hear a Net Tuesday presentation by Greg Wolff, president of UnaMesa. The UnaMesa Association is a non-profit, world-wide association of individuals from industry, academia, and NGOs that provides free software tools and web services for schools, clinics, and other community organizations. Their goal is for every student, educator, patient, and caregiver to have access to the information they need when they need it. UnaMesa serves the public interest by working with the community to create and deliver appropriate technologies, creating places where the staff of organizations learn best practices from each other, and by acting as a trust which holds the intellectual property and operates web services on behalf of the public.

This podcast is a presentation by Rushton Hurley, a high school teacher and director of Next Vista, an education-oriented non-profit that is building a free video library for teaches and students. He talks about how he uses wikis with students and his in his video program.