Difference between revisions of "Category:Social Software"

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'''Social software''' refers to applications which facilitate virtual connection and collaboration between people on a network. It is sometimes described succinctly as "connection comes before content."
 
'''Social software''' refers to applications which facilitate virtual connection and collaboration between people on a network. It is sometimes described succinctly as "connection comes before content."
  
The term came into more common usage in late 2002, largely due to [[Clay Shirky]] who organized a "Social Software Summit" in November 2002, having started to use the term in April 2002. Shirky defines social software as "stuff that gets [[spam (electronic)|spam]]med." [http://www.corante.com/many/archives/2005/02/01/tags_run_amok.php]
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The term came into more common usage in late 2002, largely due to [http://en.wikipedia.org/Clay_Shirky Clay Shirky] who organized a "Social Software Summit" in November 2002, having started to use the term in April 2002. Shirky defines social software as "stuff that gets [http://en.wikipedia.org/spam_(electronic) spammed]" [http://www.corante.com/many/archives/2005/02/01/tags_run_amok.php]
  
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Some of the following tools or concepts might not be strictly related to social software, but they surely have appeared on my path to social software knowledge. All in all, I had to gather all this stuff in some way.
  
[[Bloglines]]<br>
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[[Feedster]]<br>
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[[Flickr]]<br>
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== Apps ==
[[Friendster]]<br>
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*[[43 Things]]
[[Orkutt]]<br>
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*[[Bloglines]]
[[Technorati]]<br>
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*[[del.icio.us]]
[[WordPress]]<br>
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*[[Feedster]]
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*[[Flickr]]
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*[[Friendster]]
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*[[iCalendar]]
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*[[Mediawiki]]
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*[[Moodle]]
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*[[Movable Type]]
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*[[Orkut]]
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*[[phpWiki]]
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*[[Technorati]]
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*[[Type Pad]]
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*[[WordPress]]
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== Tools ==
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*[[CMS]]
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*[[Bliki]]
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*[[Blog]]
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*[[LMS]]
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*[[LCMS]]
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*[[MySql]]
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*[[PHP]]
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*[[Wiki]]
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== Concepts ==
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*[[Atom]]
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*[[e-Portfolio]]
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*[[Feed]]
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*[[FOAF]]
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*[[Folksonomy]]
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*[[IMS]]
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*[[RDF]]
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*[[RSS]]
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*[[RSS 2.0]]
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*[[SCORM]]
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*[[Syndicate]]
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*[[Tagsonomy]]
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*[[vCard]]
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*[[XML]]
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Revision as of 00:25, 15 April 2005

Wikipedia entry:

Social software refers to applications which facilitate virtual connection and collaboration between people on a network. It is sometimes described succinctly as "connection comes before content."

The term came into more common usage in late 2002, largely due to Clay Shirky who organized a "Social Software Summit" in November 2002, having started to use the term in April 2002. Shirky defines social software as "stuff that gets spammed" [1]

Some of the following tools or concepts might not be strictly related to social software, but they surely have appeared on my path to social software knowledge. All in all, I had to gather all this stuff in some way.


Pages in category "Social Software"

The following 2 pages are in this category, out of 2 total.