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ISCRAM Live is a platform for sharing ISCRAM-related information before, during, and after the ISCRAM Summer School conference. It aggregates content from social media sites like Twitter, YouTube, Flickr, and blogs using the hashtag #issil2011. Presenters are encouraged to add their name as an additional tag so their content is organized together. Conference attendees can contribute by posting to these sites and including the #issil2011 tag.
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- 1. http://www.iscram.org/live/ ISCRAM Live is a great way to contribute and share ISCRAM-related information before, during, and after the ISCRAM Summer School. Whether you are a presenter, an attendee, or someone who is not able to physically attend the conference, ISCRAM Live will allow members of the ISCRAM community to find ISCRAM-related papers, photos, videos, tweets, and more all in one place. Here are some ways you can contribute to ISCRAM Live during the ISCRAM Summer School: Twitter YouTube Flickr Delicious Slideshare Scribd Blogs When you contribute to these social media sites, please use the tag: issil2011 You can add additional tags but using “issil2011” will make sure that your content appears on ISCRAM Live. Lecturers should add their name as an additional tag (e.g. BartelVandeWalle) so that we can organize all relevant information for their lecture on one page. Tweet thru Twitter: Add the hashtag “#issil2011” to your tweet thru Twitter (http://twitter.com/) Add additional hashtags to your tweet to specify its contents. Share your Videos thru YouTube: Add the tag “issil2011” to your video thru YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/) Add additional tags to your video to specify its contents. Share your Photos thru Flickr: Add the tag “issil2011” to your photo thru Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/) Add additional tags to your photo to specify its contents. Share Relevant Websites thru Delicious: Bookmark any website relevant to ISCRAM thru Delicious (http://delicious.com/) Add the tag “issil2011” to the website This is a great way to bookmark and share your personal website, research websites, etc. Share your Slides thru Slideshare: Upload your PowerPoint or Keynote presentations to Slideshare (http://www.slideshare.net/) You can also upload Word and PDF documents as well Add the tag “issil2011” and other tags. Click on Edit Presentation to (not) allow viewers to download, choose type of license, etc. Share your Conference Papers, CV/Resume, etc thru Scribd: Upload a PDF, Word, or PowerPoint document to Scribd (http://www.scribd.com/) This is a great place to share your CV/Resume Add the tag “issil2011” and other tags. Click on Edit and change the Settings (e.g., type of download, license, comment feature, etc.) Share your ISCRAM Experience thru Blogging: ISCRAM Live will pick up any blogs thru Google Blogs Search (http://blogsearch.google.com/) Add the tag “issil2011” to your blog Add additional tags to your blog to specify its contents. Share your ISCRAM experience or pictures thru email: ISCRAM Live will pick up all emails sent to report@iscram.org In the subject line put the title of the report. You can use additional hashtags (e.g. “Report of session #issil2011 #extratag1 #extratag2”) Add a picture as an attachment to the email but this is not required