March 13, 2010
Zotero Group at Diigo (weekly)
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2010 Planning Your Site’s Web Presence: A Working Retreat – National Writing Project
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Ravelry – a knit and crochet community
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NWP Works! – …making the case for the National Writing Project
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NYCWP Voices – An unofficial social network for teachers in the New York City Writing Project
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The Great Bear Writing Project of Central Arkansas
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What’s Going On This Month at Great Bear?
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The YWP Schools Project | providing 21st Century knowledge and tools for teachers
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We’re Taking an Open Direction with Web Communities: Are You In? ~ Chris Pirillo
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I don’t want a social network, I want a socially *RELEVANT* network (both on-site and beyond). I don’t want a community platform, I want a participation platform where members are rewarded and ranked appropriately. I don’t want a place where people can just blog, because I’m going well beyond the blog. It’s not just about hosting videos, audio files, or any piece of random media – it’s the discovery mechanisms between them that make them more relevant.
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Chat Log for TTT#99: From elgg to Drupal? 04.09.08 | EdTechTalk
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How to Add Your Microblogging Network to Ning – In 5 Minutes or Less « ShoutEm
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ShoutEm – Roll your own Mobile and Location Based Social Network
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Google Wave Use Cases: Education
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- r searching some public ‘waves,’ we came across an educational wave. Entitled ‘Wave in Class,’ this wave was started by Loren Baum (a self-described “collaborative learning enthusiast” and graduate student at Ben Gurion University) and Sam Boland (a Politics student and “Tech Enthusiast” at Occidental College, Los Angeles).
Phendrexin XR
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“Collaborative Note Taking”
and “Wave as a Debate Host.”
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notetaking, asking questions (a.k.a. a backchannel) and collaborative projects.
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“webibliography” links for ‘Here Comes Everybody’ by Clay Shirky (part 1) | my mind on books
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Google Wave Sandbox Account Request – Google Wave API – Google Code
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Humility_Dwight_041520080141.jpg (JPEG Image, 1024×768 pixels) – Scaled (86%)
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YouTube – Google Wave Cinema: Pulp Fiction
Most definitely NSFW
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YouTube – Google Wave Cinema: Good Will Hunting
Definitely NSFW
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YouTube – Google Wave Developer Preview at Google I/O 2009
It started here.
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Google Wave Made Easy — Mastering WAVE
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Seoul Daddy: Google Wave – Easy List of Bots and Gadgets
“family”
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grauniady@appspot.com
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Combine “Taskfox” + “Raindrop” + “Mozilla hometab” to the overall Hometab | Spread Firefox
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about:mozilla » Developer Preview, SUMO, MDN, Bikeshed, Personas, Raindrop, Drumbeat, and more…
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Loic Le Meur Blog: The Corporate Social Networking Manifesto
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The new integrated Google Wave is useful in website marketing | Press Releases @ Your Story
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Electronista has ambitiously reported that with Google Voice, the firm “could be the first to enable voice-to-voice translation for phones”.
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iPhone 4G, Google Wave, Google Voice; Collaboration Transformed | iPhoneCTO
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About 18 months from now a relatively mature Google Wave, Google Voice, and iPhone 4G, hereby dubbed “i4GWaVe“, will crash on the shores of corporate America unleashing a new paradigm of business energy with amazing force. The impact of these three technologies converging in your shirt pocket will change much about how we communicate and collaborate with peers, colleagues, and partners. But this particular convergence will also enable new types of communications processes to become part of every-day scenarios.
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Devil’s Workshop: Few Thoughts on Google Wave
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List of iGoogle Gadgets That Work Inside Google Wave
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Voice
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Editing the district AUP to include Web 2.0 – Classroom 2.0
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The Internet has challenged our desire for control from the beginning and that is a good thing. As we move forward with new social networking / knowledge building tools, we will trip over the problem of misguided and irresponsible use. But as Wesley Fryer (www.speedofcreativity.org) has said, “We have to let kids into the pool if we want them to learn to swim”.
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YouTube – Waving Goodbye to 2009
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BBC News – Mapping the growth of the internet
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Well, it’s amazing. The miracle has been done. Well done.
lincoln
Make Money – post by alpinto
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Zotero for Research « Open Source and Collaborative Classrooms
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Classroom in the Cloud: 4 Ways Flip Cameras are Better than Digital Video Cameras
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Using FLIP Cameras in Your Classroomx.pdf (application/pdf Object)
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Weblogg-ed » TedxNYED: Amazing…So What?
“Flip”
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The Changing Face of Education in Iowa: Most Overrated Tools
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NCTE Secondary Section: Flip Video Cameras in an English Classroom
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Using Flip Video Cameras in the Classroom to Capture AZ’s Digital Stories! | AzTEA – 2.0
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Questions for the new world | Environment | The Guardian
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Why do fewer people vote when there is a Wal-Mart nearby?
When two economists, Stephan Goetz and Anil Rupasingha, carried out a detailed study in the US of the links between Wal-Mart and “social capital” – the community cohesion and mutual support that makes neighbourhoods work – they were astonished to find that the presence of a Wal-Mart nearby brought the voting turn-out down.
Other measures of social capital went down too. They found that communities that gained a Wal-Mart during the decade had fewer local charities and local associations such as churches, campaign and business groups per capita than those that did not. But why?
It seems that by crushing smaller businesses and losing the local knowledge and relationships they embody, the supermarket economic model – used by its UK subsidiary Asda, and widely copied by rivals such as Tesco – cuts the threads that hold an engaged community together. Big supermarkets, often lured by grants into regeneration areas, have not acted as useful anchors but instead have competed, often unfairly, with the surrounding businesses – sucking money out of the local economy.
Governments have mistaken being “big business-friendly” with being pro-enterprise. And supermarkets have not only killed the rich diversity of producers, suppliers and shops that are essential to a resilient economy, they are also dissolving the glue that holds communities together.
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8 Guiding Principles for Pilot Programs: A Key for Enterprise 2.0 – Trends in the Living Networks
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March 6, 2010
Zotero Group at Diigo (weekly)
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Google Wave May Finally Tread Water With Email Notifications
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Jane’s E-Learning Pick of the Day: Adding Twitter to PowerPoint, Keynote and now – Sliderocket
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Adding Twitter to PowerPoint, Keynote and now – Sliderocket – Social Media In Learning
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SafeShare.TV – The Safest Way To Share YouTube videos
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» Build Your Dream Workshop: 23 Free Workshop and Shed Plans – ToolCrib.com Blog
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Amish Cook Stoves,Kitchen Queen,Bakers oven,wood cook stoves,Propane Refrigerators
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Wave in Action – The Complete Guide to Google Wave: How to Use Google Wave
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Work Smart: Three Ways to Use Google Wave in Your Business | Fast Company
Real-time collaboration
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NWP Book Group Network – where nwp book groupies meet and greet
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Jane’s E-Learning Pick of the Day: Twitter and Facebook and Buzz! Oh, my! #fb
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February 27, 2010
Zotero Group at Diigo (weekly)
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Can You Own a Beat? :: Intellectual Property & Music » ThickCulture
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Google Image Result for http://blog.richmond.edu/openwidelookinside/files/2008/12/shape-poem-01.gif
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This Is Important #6 – F.A. Nettelbeck
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U B U W E B :: Concrete Poetry — A World View : United States
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Jacket 30 – July 2006 – Gary Sullivan: Two plays: Gray Matter / PPL in a Depot
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School spying: infected laptops mandatory, jailbreaking grounds for explusion Boing Boing
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Macmillan’s DynamicBooks Lets Professors Rewrite E-Textbooks – NYTimes.com
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February 20, 2010
Zotero Group at Diigo (weekly)
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YouTube – Apparat Organ Quartet – 01 – Romantika
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Kankanhalli, A., Tan, B. C.
Y., and Wei, K. K. “Contributing Knowledge to Electronic Knowledge
Repositories: An Empirical Investigation,” MIS Quarterly (29:1), 2005, pp.
113-143.
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29 Semi-Productive Things I Do Online When I’m Trying to Avoid Real Work | Marc and Angel Hack Life
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YouTube Filters Objectionable Content with ‘Safety Mode’ – AppScout
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Jamie Heywood: The big idea my brother inspired | Video on TED.com
Would that we were as concerned about our data fro students and their learning.
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Teach Digital: Curriculum by Wes Fryer / safedsn
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Safe Digital Social Networking
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Using Google for Search and Research – UCTV – University of California Television
“Get Adobe Flash player “
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Hide/Remove Google Buzz Updates from Your Gmail Inbox – google buzz – Lifehacker
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AppleInsider | Amazon may compete with Apple iPad by giving away free Kindles
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Michael Arrington of TechCrunch reported Friday that Amazon is considering a promotion that would give a free Kindle to subscribers of its Amazon Prime service. At a cost of $79 per year,
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February 13, 2010
Zotero Group at Diigo (weekly)
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Gapminder.org – For a fact based world view.
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- Gapminder es una herramienta
fascinante que te permite, por decirlo de algún modo, darle al play del
desarrollo humano de los últimos tiempos. Podéis
pasaros horas combinando datos y jugando con la barra del tiempo para
comparar distintos datos macroeconómicos y sociales de muchos países.
Desde la mortalidad infantil y la esperanza de vida, hasta el uso del
móvil a lo largo de los últimos 30 años.
Gapminder pone a disposición pública datos muy costosos.
Este
es un vídeo de presentación de Hans Rosling, profesor alemán y creador
de la herramienta, que os recomiendo ver antes de interactuar con la
herramienta:
http://www.gapminder.org/video/talks/ted-2007—the-seemingly -impossible-is-possible.html Esta es la página web oficial:
http://www.gapminder.org/y aquí podéis empezar a jugar con ella:
http://www.gapminder.org/world
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Key Investments, Important Reforms, and Tough Choices for Education
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Teaching Literature to Adolescents: Who’s creating the Common Core Standards to be used by 49 states
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The Common Core State Standards Initiative – Fireside Learning: Conversations about Education
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Response summary – [ How Do You Use Diigo Instructionally? ] – Google Docs
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Hunt Institute
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Linguistic Features of Writing Quality.pdf (application/pdf Object)
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Kentucky: Council on Postsecondary Education – Feb10JointMtgAgenda
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WKU Webmail – terry.elliott@wku.edu Inbox Message
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Call for Submissions to Susquehanna Review!
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Dear Creative Writing Community,
I just wanted to remind everyone of the poetry reading taking place
tonight. I hope everyone can come out to support creative writing at WKU
and of course Spencer’s, a treasured local business.Here are the details:
Love me?
Love me not?
WKU English Club presents
a poetry reading on love…or
lack thereof.Spenser’s Coffee House on the Square
Thursday, Feb. 11 @ 8 p.m.Open mic night following
We hope to see you there.
- The English Club
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“LakeWoebegone,”TwentyYearsLater John Jacob Cannell, MD The …
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www.thirdeducationgroup.org/Review/Essays/v2n1.pdf
http://tex2all.com/6d.pdf
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We’re All Above Average, Aren’t We? – Freakonomics Blog – NYTimes.com
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How Public Educators Cheat on Standardized Achievement Tests: The “Lake Wobegon” Report.
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Inflated test score gains: Is it old norms or teaching the test
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YouTube Doubler at bavatuesdays
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could see that being a very effective way for thinking through video editing, which is a series of important choices that one learns through both practice and example—and one needs to learn right away that cutting and editing have become synonymous for a reason—you must cut, cut, and then cut your shots again.
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EBSCOhost: EYE ON RESEARCH: ‘Value Added’ Gauge of Teaching Probed
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“value added” methods
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value-added assessments
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a “falsification” test
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For example, he asked, what effect do 5th grade teachers have on their students’ test scores in 3rd and 4th grades?
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Because it’s impossible for even the best teachers to have an impact on students’ previous learning, Mr. Rothstein reasons, there should be no impact.
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value-added calculations are based on the assumption that students’ classroom assignments are random,
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teachers’ long-run effects on individual students and finds that they tend to decay or fade out after the first year.
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The study also found, as Mr. Rothstein did, that the teacher effects faded in their students’ performance from one year to the next, which may be the more important issue, according to Mr. Staiger.
“When calculating the potential value of shifting the teacher-effectiveness distribution, we and others have typically assumed that the effects of a strong teacher persist in the children they teach,” write Mr. Staiger and Mr. Kane, who is the faculty director of the Seattle-based Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s project on policy innovation.
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We still have the reliability problem,
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Gerald Bracey: Obama and Duncan Champion Test Abuse
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States are rolling over and playing dead on this issue because a) they are desperate for money and b) it is unlikely that people like Bloomberg or the Governator — or Duncan — have a clue about the abuse they are permitting
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Tuttle SVC: Tests should be used only for the purpose for which they were developed.
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Satie: Gnossienne No. 5 vs. The Good Consumer by Love | YouTube Doubler | Mashup Helper
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Fred Astaire vs. Fred Astaire by Ann O’Nymous | YouTube Doubler | Mashup Helper
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YouTube – Hans Rosling: No more boring data: TEDTalks
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