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RebelMouse squeaks to me
It’s pretty.
At the end of the day my attractive page offers a visual review of my time online, sharing related media and content I often don’t remember I shared on my choice of a few understated design themes. At the end of the day I can also enjoy the visual histories of the growing number of friends I’ve chosen to follow.
Stories appear in boxes that may be moved around the page, frozen in a particular spot, edited, or deleted. Analytics are available for each box.
Confession: I am just beginning to play in this sandbox.
On my Twitter Dashboard, I select the hashtags and @ signs I want to follow and I decide whether to publish only tweets and not retweets, to publish both tweets and retweets, to save tweets to drafts and decide on publishing them later, or to just show a timeline. Users may elect to receive email alerts when friends join, when they receive new followers, of engagement and traffic peaks, of RebelMouse updates.
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Filed under: curation, rebelmouse, social networking
About Joyce Valenza
Joyce is an Assistant Professor of Teaching at Rutgers University School of Information and Communication, a technology writer, speaker, blogger and learner. Follow her on Twitter: @joycevalenza
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