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• U.S. education topic of national summit

  
  News from The University of Texas at Austin — Authority: 531
  More than 100 national education and corporate leaders will be convening at The University of Texas at Austin Dec. 6-8 to discuss sweeping improvements to K-12 education and develop recommendations for a new model of teacher education.The invitational summit is hosted by the College of Educations Learning Technology ...
  20 hours ago

• Techno-Tuesday: What Are You Searching For?

  
  John Carroll's BLOG — Authority: 126
  Yahoo announces the top ten searches of 2009 , with a twelfth of the year remaining. Michael Jackson tops their list. So Michael Jackson is number one, but you might be surprised with the other nine. Of course you will find women again on the list, but at 4, 5, and 8.  (For some reason people still care about ...
  1 day ago

• The E-Learning Curve Blog is Two Years Old

  
  E-Learning Curve Blog — Authority: 462
  Upon reflection, I don’t think that I really had any idea about what I was letting myself in for by running a high-quality blog about e-learning. The E-Learning Curve Blog is Two Years Old is a post from: E-Learning Curve Blog
  5 days ago

• A Definition for Innovation Economics

  
  The Ingenesist Project — Authority: 127
  Innovation economics is an economic doctrine that reformulates the traditional model of economic growth so that knowledge, technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation are positioned at the center of the model rather than seen as independent forces that are largely unaffected by policy.
  6 days ago

• A few more thoughts on Openness

  
  Frances Bell's Blog — Authority: 407
  I am posting my embarrassingly long comment on Dave Cormier’s excellent post so that I can easily find it in future - blog as filing cabinet!In a recent post http://francesbell.com/2009/11/23/what-is-that-groups-and-networks-argument-all-about/ I looked at openness (and other attributes) as something to which we ...
  1 week ago

• What I discovered about my PLN after I told them I’d deleted my Twitter account

  
  Brave new world — Authority: 409
  So, if you read my previous post, you know that I was stupid enough to delete my Twitter account in a fatal moment of confusion. You also know how devastating it was for me to realise I’d lost the community I’d grown to depend on every day. Let me tell you how something devastating turned into something ...
  1 week ago

• Seconds on the sixth sense

  
  IdeaFestival — Authority: 127
  Integrating information with everyday objects, sometimes referred to as " augmented reality ," may eventually help us get rid of dedicated digital device. As Pranav Mistry suggests in this TED India talk , perhaps it will also help us "to be more human, not machines sitting in front of other machines." ...
  1 week ago

• CCK09 Responses to Connectivism

  
  Frances Bell's Blog — Authority: 407
  One of the wonders of the CCK09 course is that bottom up organisation is encouraged and supported.  Arising from a thread in the Moodle forum, we are organising an Elluminate session with short participative slots.Check the time here.Title: Responses to connectivismPlace Elluminate:Date/time Wed 25 Nov, 2000 GMTEach ...
  1 week ago

• Microlearning presentation at LearnTrends

  
  Brandon Hall Analyst Blog — Authority: 451
  Just finished presenting on the topic ‘microlearning’ at the online LearnTrends conference. Hat tip to Tony Karrer, Jay Cross, and George Siemens for hosting this great event. This topic (microlearning) is kinda/sorta a new research area for me. I find the literature in this area (microlearning) fascinating to ...
  1 week ago

• What I realised when I lost my Twitter account

  
  Brave new world — Authority: 409
                                                                   Photo courtesy of GettysGirl on Flickr Yesterday I accidentally deleted my Twitter account. As soon as it happened, I was in shock. I’d lost everything. What have I lost? Firstly, I ...
  2 weeks ago

• Interactive Archivist: Spellbound Blog as a Case Study

  
  Spellbound Blog — Authority: 93
  I realized while at MARAC at the end of October that I never posted here about the completion and publication of the Interactive Archivist: Case Studies in Utilizing Web 2.0 to Improve the Archival Experience . The brainchild of J. Gordon Daines III and Cory Nimer , this free SAA ePublication only exists online ...
  2 weeks ago

• Winds of Change – IPAC New Professional Conference 26/10/09

  
  The Other Librarian — Authority: 403
  I went to the IPAC Conference here in Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada .      I used to pay more attention to IPAC when I was doing my MPA.   It was interesting that MPOW suggested that I go.    I’m glad I did. If you don’t already know, IPAC is the professional association for Canadian Public Servants.I ...
  2 weeks ago

• Gina Souto

  
  International Edubloggers Directory — Authority: 125
  Gina Souto, Portugal, Secondary, Portuguese Literature, French, Languages, Civics, Technology PD Literature, PD Music (Piano); Teacher/Author (Portuguese, French, Civics); Trainer/Teacher; Educational e-Evaluator; Expert ICT & curricula; Producer pedagogical web tools; Author e-learning project « Kidzlearn ...
  2 weeks ago

• edSocialMedia Bootcamp Keynote St. John’s Prep

  
  Antonio Viva — Authority: 93
  A word of thanks to the folks over at WhippleHill Communications for streaming my keynote at the edSocialMedia Bootcamp at St. John’s Prep in Danvers, MA. Over 20 independent school professionals in all areas of advancement came together to learn and discuss the power and potential of social media in our schools. ...
  2 weeks ago

• A colorful cavalcade of classical coolness

  
  Caddickisms — Authority: 105
  This excites me on many levels. It’s so simple, and yet so cool. It’s not at all new either. In fact, there’s a multi-award winning film that uses something very similar in its most famous scene. (Comment below if you know what it is.) What is it, and why does it excite me? Don’t laugh. It’s a bar graph. ...
  2 weeks ago

• Net Pedagogy Elluminate Session

  
  Frances Bell's Blog — Authority: 407
  Here is an update on my session that was on Wednesday, called Transparent Teaching and Learning - what remains when the teacher disappears?It was the first Elluminate recording that I have presented (although I have attended quite a few) and I really enjoyed it.  It was all quite relaxed and lowbrow rather than ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Importance of Information Literacy

  
  Lone Gunman — Authority: 469
  The future of the Internet as a credible source of information is under threat due to the proliferation of spam and inaccurate information online, suggests Howard Rheingold, proposing that the most efficient way to counter this worrying trend is for “a great many people [to] learn the basics of online crap detection ...
  3 weeks ago

• Transparent Teaching and Learning: what remains when the teacher disappears

  
  Frances Bell's Blog — Authority: 407
  Below is the abstract that I have been unable to send to George Siemens for the Net Pedagogy conference session on Wed 11 Nov 2000 GMT.This session’s deliberately ambiguous title (is it a statement or a question?) encourages us to think about teachers disappearing and appearing. Rather than eliminating teaching and ...
  3 weeks ago

• The eLearning Guild Announce the Re-launch of Learning Solutions Magazine

  
  E-Learning Curve Blog — Authority: 462
  The eLearning Guild Announce the Re-launch of Learning Solutions Magazine which has been re-launched in a new web-based format. The eLearning Guild Announce the Re-launch of Learning Solutions Magazine is a post from: E-Learning Curve Blog
  3 weeks ago

• NEPAL: New computer learning brings girls empowerment and education

  
  Women News Network - WNN — Authority: 100
  - PUNITA RIMAL / correspondent - Women News Network - WNNNepal has always been classed as a developing country. In the U.S. it is often called a “third world” country. And it may well remain that way unless Nepal can break out of the vicious cycle of exploiting its people, particularly its women. One strategy ...
  3 weeks ago

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