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Thursday, 2 May 2024
Monday, 14 March 2022
Saturday, 24 October 2020
Thursday, 26 September 2019
6min 49sec @RSAEvents clip - Taking on Big Tech with Roger McNamee
text from youtube "Tech evangelist and legendary Silicon Valley investor Roger McNamee talks through his journey from being one of Facebook’s early investors and mentor to Mark Zuckerberg, to one of its biggest and most influential critics"
Saturday, 9 February 2019
2min 40sec @theeconomist clip - What will replace #Facebook ?
Text from youtube "Facebook has dominated the social-media landscape for the past 15 years. But breaches of its users' privacy mean it is now slipping out of favour. Could an emerging technological movement take its place? "
Friday, 20 April 2018
Sunday, 3 July 2016
Friday, 18 March 2016
10 useful links (no. 20) - download #youtube clips, #submarine cables, #gmail plugin IDs words that undermine your point, free backing #music for clips, sound #maps of London
will your job be done by a machine? - found via an article on vice
interactive submarine cable map - found via @wef
I'm just not sorry - a Gmail Plug-in that warns you when you write emails using words which undermine your message - found via a @kickstarter email
link to advice about encouraging a wider, more imaginative and more strategic use of the Church of England’s 16,000 buildings - found via lawandreligionuk.com
swop out facebook's new reaction emojis for different ones (but you'll be te only one to see them - found via mentalfloss
free backing music for videos
where is your surname most popular in the uk - found via @indy100
download youtube videos by simply adding ss before the youtube bit of the clips url
a music video featuring you - found via a @kickstarter email
sound maps of London - found via bigthink
Previous 10 Useful Links posts
No.'s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19
Friday, 26 February 2016
10 useful links (no. 19) - online museums, courses, sign builder, endangered sounds and more ...
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| earth & the moon from mars |
12 World-Class Museums You Can Visit Online - found via mentalfloss
power searching courses with google
a tool to search twitter - via a tweet from @readywriting found via @jess1ecat
facebook for non profits - found via steven.fogg
13 cheap or free digital skill courses
bbc academy - short instructional video clips on journalism, tv
chrome sign builder - found via church communications fb group
Gmailify, a new service that provides Gmail features to non-Gmail email accounts - found via laughing squid
museum of endangered sounds
free online courses - world religions through their scriptures
Previous 10 Useful Links posts
No.'s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
Wednesday, 13 January 2016
Monday, 31 August 2015
Wednesday, 19 August 2015
10 useful links (no. 15) - includes smartphone hologram #hack, #facebook training, 3D Underground ( #Tube UK) pics & more
how to use your smartphone and a cut up CD case to generate a 3D Hologram - found via mental floss
basic facebook training - found via @fusilli
digital bodleian - search their images
make custom in ear monitors for $10
flashpoll - mobile participation - plus a post about using it
vatican library - manuscripts & stuff online - found via @liesvanaelst
3D maps of Underground (London) tube stations - found via @TimHarford
Tree of life graphic - This tree is from an analysis of small subunit rRNA sequences sampled from about 3,000 species from throughout the Tree of Life - found via @dallandrummond
media, technology and worship quotes
Free research papers on evangelism and/or fresh expressions of Church
Previous 10 Useful Links posts
No.'s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,
Tuesday, 4 August 2015
10 useful links (no. 14) - 000's of fb ads, #twitter data gather, you tube #tools & loads more
Search through 1000s of Facebook Ad Images for publicity inspiration - found via @sethhinz
Table of tested software that can gather data from Twitter without programming knowledge - found via @was3210
live map of cyber attacks - found via mentalfloss
8 overlooked useful you tube tools - found via free technology for teachers
35 resources for nonprofit marketers - found via @sethhinz
list of free stock photo sites - found via #cmschat
50+ google tools tutorial videos - found via free technology for teachers
How to Understand the Bible—complete list of articles - found via bible gateway blog
5 tips for periscoping your church service - found via cybertheologydaily
free bible stories for children - found via @CofEChristeningPrevious 10 Useful Links posts
No.'s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Friday, 3 July 2015
10 useful links (no. 12) - rock #art, #data tools, empathic media, collective impact, google trends, facebook ads split testing, you tube news wire, periscope, i ministry conference
african rock art - found via mentalfloss
digi_ad
markbraggins
google trends - used to be just historical - now does current trending topics also
data research tools- found via @was3210
split testing facebook ads - a how to
you tube newswire - verified eye witness vids
using periscope in churches - some ideas ....
digi_ad markbragginsgoogle trends - used to be just historical - now does current trending topics also
data research tools- found via @was3210
split testing facebook ads - a how to
you tube newswire - verified eye witness vids
using periscope in churches - some ideas ....
Check out our list of ways you can use Periscope to engage online and join the #cmschat tonight to learn more! hubs.ly/y0W3RW0
Sunday, 28 June 2015
10 useful links (no. 11) - #tweet, subject, first, mindfulness, cities, uk, data, social media, #policies, train, europe, #facebook, least, video, playdough, #ministry, discipleship, collaboration,
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who tweeted it first - a tool for finding the 1st mention of a phrase on twitter - found via laughing squid
mindfulness resources from @LondonMindful found via @liminalspace
twitter's advanced search - found via buffer
uk cities data tool - found via @CentreforCities
train travel in Europe - how far you can travel from London & other major euro cities in 2 hours and then in 2hr increments up to 22 hours - found at the guardian via hootsuite suggestions tab
social media policies for churches - examples - found via @stevefogg
on facebook find out who you interact with least and make their posts show up less - found via churchmag
twitter video - see below
Okay I need some help with Twitter Video! Is mobile the only way to upload video to the platform? Is there a time/file size limit? Have you seen any results (good/bad) from using Twitter Video?
best playdough receipe
ministry, discipleship and collaboration resources by Rachel Wood’s (Newcastle’s Diocese UK Local Ministry Development Officer) found via Robert Peers via @ling_tim
Previous 10 Useful Links posts
No.'s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10
Wednesday, 13 May 2015
algorithmically enhanced confirmation #bias - 6 uncomfortable facts about how #facebook affects what we see #chsocm
The points below are summarised out of a most excellent post (and some of the comments made on that post) by @nathanjurgenson on the the society pages website (which I found via @cyborgology )
For the full detail of the arguments and facts and for further related posts I encourage you to read Nathan's original post (note he discloses in his post that he works for Snapchat but does also make the point that he isn't just picking on Facebook as other social media companies are similar in their approach to falsely claiming their neutrality in what they provide users)
At the foot of this post are links to some other posts that you may find useful
1) A study by facebook researchers found/estimated that:
- conservatives chose 17% less ideologically opposed (to their own views) news stories and added to that bias the facebook algorithm feeds them another 5% less ideologically opposed news stories
- liberals chose 6% less ideologically opposed news stories and added to that bias the facebook algorithm feeds them another 8% less ideologically opposed news stories
(note - in how it was reported the study didn't make the above findings clear nor that the methodology and the findings from it are based on the 9% of facebook users who also put their political orientation on their profiles)
2) But Facebook's line is “it’s not that we control NewsFeed, you control NewsFeed” - which appear contrary to the facts from their own research
3) The newsfeed we see on facebook is in part sorted based on what people are willing to pay. Apparently the 2nd position in the newsfeed is often allocated to sponsored content
4) At recent EuroCPR conference in Brussels it is reported in the comments to Nathan's original post that the Policy Director of Facebook UK, Middle East and Africa mentioned (in front of some 20 people including LSE, University of Amsterdam, The Guardian, …) that Facebook shaped the algorithm in such a way that it shows you (out of 10 items shown) 8 items from your (real) friends and 2 items from other friends: media, companies etc. etc.
5) Our choices about what we look at on facebook is partly a result of how the algorithm teaches us to behave (e.g if certain of our posts are liked we see that and adjust what we post accordingly)
6) The algorithm itself is dynamic and so reacts to and changes with our individual choice.
other posts on RSA, TED, other lectures, conferences, others blog posts
2015
11 headlines on why we use facebook & social media - summarised out of a very rich buffer post by Courtney Seiteron
The 10 problems which mean the process to allocate scientific funding is broken
where does creativity come from? - a @RSAEvents lecture by mathematician @Cedric_Villani @alexbellos
how to innovate & survive - by @markf212 (Mark Payne)
where does creativity come from? - a @RSAEvents lecture by mathematician @Cedric_Villani @alexbellos
how to innovate & survive - by @markf212 (Mark Payne)
18 top tips and thoughts about using #social media to enable #community source = an article by Anatoliy Gruzd PhD & Caroline Haythornthwaite PhD
2014
Data Protection & Privacy - 8 issues from an International Conference
escape your social horizon limit & understand more - source = a blog post summarising the work of Jeffrey A. Smith, Miller McPherson & Lynn Smith-Lovin
OECD - challenges for the next 50 years - in an OECD report
Want to help somebody - shut up and listen - by ermesto sirolli
social media & death - 10 things you may not have thought about - #DORS conference
persuasion and power in the modern world and the rise of soft power - UK House of Lords
2013
UK Government Policy Blunders & their common causes - by Anthony King & Ivor Crewe
the development of the U2 spyplane - source = CIA historians Gregory Pedlow & Donald Welzenbach
considering culture and business process improvement - source = an article by Schmiedel, Theresa, vom Brocke, Jan, & Recker
ideas that may help you attract older volunteers - source = a paper by Brayley, Nadine, Obst, Patricia L., White, Katherine M., Lewis, Ioni M.,Warburton, Jeni, & Spencer, Nancy
physical factors which help people get better quicker - source = a paper by Salonen, Heidi & Morawska, Lidia
guiding principles on designing construction kits - by Mitchel Resnick & Brian Silverman
signs of overparenting - source = an article by Locke, Judith, Campbell, Marilyn A., & Kavanagh, David J
making ideas happen - source = a 99U conference
2012
how to spot a liar - by pamela myer
ambiguity, irreverence, commentary & judgement - by lauren zalaznick
measuring happiness - source = talk by jim clifton, jim harter, ben leedle
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