Our publication on “Microblogging Practices of Scientists in e-Learning: A Qualitative Approach” is now online available. The paper is published in the iJet (International journal of emerging technologies in learning) Journal Nr. 4/2011 [Link]. Abstract: Microblogging services, in particular Twitter, have experienced an explosive uptake in the last few years with a decelerated grown rate [...]
Posts Tagged ‘microblogging’
[presentation] Is Twitter a Tool for Mass-Education?
My today’s talk at Vienna University of Technology at this year S-ICT conference on Virtual Mobility, will be about our research results and experiences in the use of the microblogging tool Twitter for Mass-Education. Enjoy the slides: Is Twitter a Tool for Mass-Education View more presentations from Martin Ebner
[publication] A Qualitative Approach towards Discovering Microblogging Practices of Scientists
Our this year publication on “A Qualitative Approach towards Discovering Microblogging Practices of Scientists” for ICL 2011 conference is now online avaible as Draft version. The slides were already published here. Abstract: Although Microblogging (for instance Twitter) is still rather young compared to other traditional weblogging services there already exists quite a number of studies [...]
[publication] The Integration of Aspects of Geo-Tagging and Microblogging in m-Learning
Our article on “The Integration of Aspects of Geo-Tagging and Microblogging in m-Learning” is now published in the book “Media in the Ubiquitous Era: Ambient, Social and Gaming Media“. A draft version of the article is online available: Abtract: The recent years have shown the remarkable potential use of Web 2.0 technologies in education, especially [...]
[presentation] A Qualitative Approach towards Discovering Microblogging Practices of Scientists
At this year ICL 2011 conference we are doing a presentation on “A Qualitative Approach towards Discovering Microblogging Practices of Scientists” – enjoy the slides: A Qualitative Approach towards Discovering Microblogging Practices of Scientists View more presentations from Martin Ebner.
[book] Mobile Gemeinschaften
An dieser Stelle einen Hinweis auf die kürzlich erschienene Studie “Mobile Gemeinschaften. Erfolgreiche Beispiele aus den Bereichen Spielen, Lernen und Gesundheit” von Sandra. Lesens- und empfehlenswert, nicht nur aufgrund meines Kurzstatements . Mobile Gemeinschaften. Erfolgreiche Beispiele aus den Bereichen Spielen, Lernen und Gesundheit. View more documents from Salzburg NewMediaLab.
[publication] @twitter Mining#Microblogs Using #Semantic Technologies
Our publication on “@twitter Mining#Microblogs Using #Semantic Technologies” at this year 6th Workshop on Semantic Web Applications and Perspectives is now online available. Abstract: In this paper we report about our current and ongoing research efforts aiming at knowledge discovery, offline social data mining and social entity extraction based upon semantic technologies. Further we are [...]
[presentation] Getting Granular on Twitter – Tweets from a Conference and their Limited Usefulness for Non-Participants
Our presentaton about “Getting Granular on Twitter – Tweets from a Conference and their Limited Usefulness for Non-Participants” at this year World Computer Congress in Brisbane, Australia – enjoy: Getting Granular on Twitter Tweets from a Conference and their Limited Usefulness for Non-Participants View more presentations from Martin Ebner.
[podcast] Academic Use of Microblogging
The podcast of my talk at AIECS 2010 “Academic Use of Microblogging” is now online available. The slides are already published here.
[presentation] Academic Use of Microblogging
My presentation of today at Conference on “Advances of Informatics and Earth&Cosmic Sciences” in Graz: Academic Use of Microblogging View more presentations from Martin Ebner.
