Remember Netweaving for Innovation’s trip in which TeiaMG representative Juliana Lima went to Silicon Valley? One of the fruits of this trip came from a conversation she had with the decision makers at Ning.com (a tool for social networks that supports OpenSocial).
Juliana told them about the trends in Brazil, and they decided to offer a Ning Developer Challenge in Brazil. Read more…
Non-hierarchical patterns of relationships, distributed flow: these are the things I thought about when I saw the title of the book Olhares da Rede (Perspectives on the Net), written by students from the Cásper Líbero College. It revolves around a discussion between five international authors who develop their opinions on the themes, and it can be downloaded for free!
The other electronic book that awakened my interest is CulturaDigital.Br, written by members of the CulturaDigital community, which was created by the federal government to stimulate discussion and collaboration around the use of the Internet by everyday people in everyday life. Read more…
