Ok, I’m rather new to the (casual) gaming world but got addicted pretty fast. While commuting and playing a lot of simple games it struck me. One of the casual games at Playyoo reminded me of the games my 5 year old daughter is playing. She is a big fan of Fragenbär and his friends.

I found these lately:

• ugenGames -
  Tags:games2.0 flash mobile
• Switzerland residency immigration -
  Tags:travel switzerland
• ADSL ADSL2+ VDSL SDSL DSL Cable -
  Tags:breitband adsl
• Checkfelix -
  Tags:travel flights
• Trabber - Suchmaschine für billige Flüge -
  Tags:Travel flights
• Lugano car rental -
  Tags:lugano travel car rental
• Star Bus SA - Bus da e per Malpensa dal Ticino -
  Tags:lugano transfer milan travel malpensa bus
• Feiertage Bezirk Lugano 2008 -
  Tags:lugano travel
• DivShare - Professional Media and Document Sharing -
  Tags:storage flash
• Ex Machina: Crossmedia Multiplayer Gaming -
  Tags:games mobile
• kyte: Mobile -
  Tags:mobile video
• Mippin - Home - the page needs an RSS feed afaik
  Tags:mobile browser rss
• Mobile Research -
  Tags:mobile research market-research marketing
• heysan - mobile meebo
  Tags:mobile im
• Playyoo - A new entrant with a lot of incentives to get content for the launch.

I started thinking and drafted this chart as a first attempt to understand the transfer (t d f) of Social Software into the enterprise (t d f) context. Keep in mind that this chart represents IT-support and even more important facilitation and organizational frameworks that support such a scenario.

Just back from a course I taught at the Danube University Krems. It was the last input day for the students of the E-Teaching/E-Learning program. We had a very fruitful conversation about the meaning and usage of socalled Web 2.0 (t d f) / Social Software (t d f) concepts in formal learning contexts.