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- Re: Call for Participation: Creating the first Global Social Networks Researcher Google-Maps Mash-up
By: Maria Binz-Scharf
Date: Dec 19, 2006 3:48 PM - Re: Call for Participation: Creating the first Global Social Networks Researcher Google-Maps Mash-up
By: Carlos
Date: Dec 19, 2006 3:10 PM
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« X-mas and Social Networking | Main | Follow up: Social Networks Researcher Google-Maps Mash-up »
19 December 2006
Call for Participation: Creating the first Global Social Networks Researcher Google-Maps Mash-up
Please join us in the effort to build/create the first Google-Maps mash-up of the global research community on social networks. Please go to the following website called Sociallight and add your or other peoples information (location, name, research interest, URL) to our channel/map called "Social Networks". Registration is necessary to add a marker but is free and can be done in less than 5 minutes. As you can see we have already added 4 people to the map as an example. If you like it connect to our harvard_png profile after you have added a "sticky note".
Besides some other neat features with regard to mobile phone environmental tagging and location based services, the site offers the opportunity to build ones own social network with other users. After reviewing different google maps mash-up tools we decided this one is the best solution for our purpose the moment.
Please spread the word and add your information to the map! Thank you!
Posted by Alexander Schellong at December 19, 2006 3:29 PM
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Hello. I am just learning about social networks
Posted by: Carlos at December 19, 2006 3:10 PM
This is fun! I'm looking forward to seeing the network grow!
Posted by: Maria Binz-Scharf at December 19, 2006 3:48 PM