Here's my list of "nice finds" from last week.
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Google Social Search. From Google Labs, this is an experimental feature that allows you to refine your search results to filter relevant public content from those in your social circle.
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Pandora sharing and gifting integration. Last week TechCrunch reported on Pandora's move to open its music box up a bit more to social sharing. Now, you can not only listen to music according to
what it learns about your musical preferences across 400 distinct musical characteristics, but now you can also share some of those results with friends and social connections.
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eLearningLearning. I've had my blog networked through eLearningLearning since Tony Karrer first published the widget for fellow bloggers a year ago (next week). I was reminded again just last week about what a great resource it is for Learning Professionals when I used it to research some topics in
eLearning and Social Media.
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Grieving chimps. And, my picture of the week has got to be this one snapped by National Geographic's Monica Szczupider that reminds us, once again, that humans are not alone in experiencing complex emotions.
Have you got any "nice finds" you'd care to share? Please post 'em in the comments below.
Related post:Nice finds from Oct 18-24, 2009 (First in the series.)
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