I have a Bog in Yahoo 360º. I have tried to paste the embedded address in a new blog but it doesn’t show anything, although it looks as it would, but nothing shows. How can I stick it in my blog? Is there a new way I simply don’t know about?

Please, visit my page. I’m an English teacher and I’d love to have slides to help my students out. Help!

My page:

http://blog.360.yahoo.com/edgarlibardo

I’d really appreciate your help

Thanks

however i find most of the linking sites to be a criminal waste of time. while social sharing seems a very powerful term i am not sure if u have realised what this could mean.. howevr this is a great start.. i look forward to contributing in whatever way possibelto take social sharing to as high an existence as possible .. such that it is not supreme but pervades like the all pervading medium ether..

however right at this stage my conception of social sharing .. is different from socialising sharing.

Something like YouTube!, Google! Player does….

-abdul

Slides appear on my Firefox on Mac OSX 10.4.8. I have Adobe Flash Player 9.

But I looked at the source and just find an tag. Wondering if works on all browsers?

Why not just use tag, that works in IE and rest of Mozilla based browser.

I am also curious to know what version of Adobe Flash Player is required to play these slides? May folks who can’t see slides have lower version player…

I think, users should be offered two versions of embed code. May be advanced user might want to use SWFObject. In somewhere UI (which I have not seen), you can have that option..

-abdul

1 – Although I agree that the iPod and other Apple products are designed (I would say elegantly) for individual use, I would argue that the software that underlies much of their product cache and brand facilitates social interaction between users (e.g. iTunes playlists and gifting, widgets, the incorporation of the iSight camera as a standard element in all new macs, and a lot of the new features of the coming release of OS X “Leopard”). I would also argue that the key to facilitating social interaction and emerging value from that interaction is first the design and implementation of an optimized personal user interface. Apple is great at this, much better than Microsoft, unsurprisingly since Apple is essentially a high design consumer products company and branded elegant design is perhaps their primary competitive differentiator.

2 – You seem mostly interested in how individuals interact, and this is great. Do you have any thoughts regarding how groups interact? Personally, I think that this may be the next wave since there is a lot of data that suggests that human groups tend to optimally organize as small groups where personal interaction is tractable (e.g. the old HP organizational model). Wouldn’t this suggest the importance of understanding and designing for the next higher order organization, “intra-group” interaction? I haven’t seen anyone doing anything in this area yet except an early stage client of mine.

Rob

Safari tells me the address https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/slideshare/… has status “forbidden.”

Hope this helps. ;-)