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PUBLIC MARKS from jlesage with tags learning & folksonomy

November 2006

Last.fm – The Social Music Revolution

by 177 others

a web2.0 radio listening site; you can see others' tastes and perhaps pick up some tips from them; like Pandora, it learns your tastes

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Pandora Internet Radio - Find New Music, Listen to Free Web Radio

by 192 others

tell your favorite song, hear more like it; site learns your tastes

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Choose the Best Search for Your Information Need

by 9 others

how to refine a topic and its searches; updated for web 2.0 and specialty searching; good for anyone starting to do Internet research on a topic and will take you to some previously unused search tools

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TeacherSource | learning.now . Tag - You're Delicious! | PBS

may 06 discussion of how delicious works; useful overview and collection of comments. PBS teachersouce is also worth visiting from time to time

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H2O Playlist: UDL and Web 2.0: Confronting the Drunk Librarian

considering Web 2.0 in the context of Internet useability for people with disabilities

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July 2006

Tagwebs, Flickr, and the Human Brain (by Jakob Lodwick)

by 11 others

By looking at how we tag photos on Flickr, we can understand how humans process information. Feb, 2005

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