Connect. Share. Collaborate.
Elgg is free and open source software
It provides the components you need to build a fully-featured social environment, including:
* Profiles
Elgg comes with default profile fields that can be extended or completely customized by the site administrator.
* Activity Streams
The granular activity stream feature ensures you keep up to date with all site activity.
* Blogging / Microblogging
Blogging and microblogging functionality that is both powerful, yet simple to use.
* Groups
Collaborate around specific topics via public, private or hidden groups.
* Access controls
Control who can access your content.
* Web Services API
Expose functionality through the REST API by building a plugin and then either publish the API for other developers to build clients or provide your own.
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New Technologies in Emergencies and Conflicts: The Role of Information and Social Networks -- looks at innovation in the use of technology along the timeline of crisis response, from emergency preparedness and alerts to recovery and rebuilding.
It profiles organizations whose work is advancing the frontlines of innovation, offers an overview of international efforts to increase sophistication in the use of IT and social networks during emergencies, and provides recommendations for how governments, aid groups, and international organizations can leverage this innovation to improve community resilience.
We invite you to join a global online discussion about the key themes addressed in this publication. Submit questions for our panel of experts via Twitter (using the tag #Tech4Dev) or the UN Foundation’s Facebook page.
NetMiner is an innovative software tool for Exploratory Analysis and Visualization of Network Data. NetMiner allows you to explore your network data visually and interactively, and helps you to detect underlying patterns and structures of the network
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