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Facebook e Second Life Link

FACEBOOK e SECONDLIFE LINK


Mentre alcuni social network anche di grande risonanza e diffusione (Facebook tradizionale, Twitter, ecc..) stanno perdendo terreno, Second Life Link che mette in comunicazione gli utenti di Facebook che sono collegati con SL tra loro, sta crescendo sempre più.
Sono stata in world al sito da cui ci si può iscrivere a questa applicazione di facebook e sono già in collegamneto con molti utenti di entrambi i media-social network .
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Bisogna prima iscriversi a facebook, cercare l'applicazione di SecondLife Link e poi in world recarsi alla land e completare l'operazione.

media social network
Questo il mio account su Facebook ed altri link utili

Community Statistics and Information
Total Verified Users : 2649
Application Avatars Currently In-World :
FB Group: Second Life Link - Facebook Application Updates
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[utilità del search e nuovo sviluppo di motori di ricerca (vedi anche il post precedente sul futuro delle comunità online)]

Il futuro è nelle Comunità Online

http://annenberg.usc.edu/Prospective/Masters/CMGT/AreasofFocus/OnlineComm.aspx

Il futuro della nostra economia, politica e vita sociale risiede nelle comunità online.

Il "USC's Charles Annenberg Weingarten Program on Online Communities (APOC) " è la prima nel mondo a riconoscere ch elo sviluppo e la leadership delle comunità online è critico per il successo futuro di molti settori industriali, compreso quella delle comunicazioni, del commercio, delle campagne politiche, dell'avvocatura, del social networking, del networking professionale, della proprietà intellettuale, della gestione e legislazione sull'intrattenimento,della gestione del non-profit, dell'aiuto sociale e volontariato per il supporto alle malattie, della salute, per citarne solo alcune.
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L'articolo continua in inglese al link citato.

Online communities are the future of our economic, political, and social lives. USC Annenberg’s pioneering track in online communities is the first in the world to recognize that the development and leadership of online communities is critical to the future success of a wide array of industries, including communications, marketing, political campaigning, advocacy, social networking, professional networking, intellectual property, entertainment law and management, nonprofit management, social support and illness support, and healthcare, to name just a few.
At USC's Charles Annenberg Weingarten Program on Online Communities (APOC), ....

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http://networkculture.usc.edu/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=35

La Storia di SecondLife (dal post di Cory)

Leggendo, un po' distrattamente, le ultime polemiche riportate nel forum, mi sono imbattuta in qualche post interessante tra cui quello che riportava una di Cory Ondreja cofondatore di SecondLfe (ex Cory Linden):
http://www.oreillynet.com/fyi/blog/2008/02/cory_ondrejka_teaching_about_s.html
http://ondrejka.blogspot.com/2008/02/apoc-week-5.html
lo riporto (per i pigrissimi) ma conviene cliccare sul link sia per l'audio che per le slide
http://www.oreillynet.com/fyi/blog/2008/02/cory_ondrejka_teaching_about_s.html
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The History of Second Life According to Cory Ondrejka
listen Friday February 15, 2008 11:30AM

by Sara Peyton
Cory Ondrejka, cofounder of Second Life, is spending the spring as a visiting professor at the Annenberg School for Communication at USC. And he’s sharing some of his experiences on his blog. Recently he put together a slide show on the history of Second Life for a faculty seminar.

“It runs a bit long, but I had a lot of fun doing Google archeology,” writes Cory. “Sadly, there is very little content from the early Alpha and Beta period, so I hope more of that makes it onto the web.”


Read Cory’s post.
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Wednesday, February 13, 2008
apoc week 5

This week at USC was both my second faculty seminar and 5th APOC class. The students' first significant papers were due and most gave short presentations. For the faculty seminar, since my first talk had generate a fair amount of Second Life-specific interest -- and inspired by James' new book -- I decided to use the history of SL as a backdrop for the themes, behaviors, activities, and topics worthy of further study and exploration. It runs a bit long, but I had a lot of fun doing Google archeology. Sadly, there is very little content from the early Alpha and Beta period, so I hope more of that makes it onto the web.

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The student's module papers were their opportunity to focus on the first four weeks -- online communities, niche communities, virtual worlds, and journalism -- and tug on some thread that had caught their interest. I hope more of them end up online, as they are quite good. Lightning round tour of interesting thoughts from students:

Until recently, usage time on social networking sites have been declining. Facebook and LinkedIn have still grown. Is this a sign of social network fatigue?
Amusingly, Facebook just posted a sharp increase in their usage time, reversing the trend. Political interest perhaps?
Is anyone using Twitter for non-business use?
Outside of the geekosphere, Twitter and microblogging are not yet making an impact, although some use cases do exist. Twitter, in particular, is losing credibility through outages and lack of transparency around usage.
Even as newspapers attempt to shift to online ads, current trend lines indicate 10 years before online revenue grows enough to replace offline. Trends will get worse, because of continued generational shift away from offline reading.
Mostly led by the brilliant Jeremy Bailenson's group at Stanford, a ton of research is continuing to support how strongly we connect to our avatar representation.
Huge implications for trust, learning, and training online.
Whyville makes some good steps toward being a strong learning platform, and tries to offer protections for young users.
What happens when hyperlocal meets collective intelligence? Innovative media organizations are trying to find better ways to balance information flow between citizen journalists and media organizations to generate local media options that never existed before, particularly in more rural areas.
We also had a guest speaker, Gregory Markel, the president of Infuse Creative, a SEO/SEM company. Very bright, compelling guy. Plus, he was a rock star. He did a great job of synopsizing current best practices of search engine optimization. We were chatting afterwards about search in Second Life and he thought the direction our new search was going sounded like good steps, although we agreed there is a rich opportunity to add more behavior data into the search mix.

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