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Gina Minks

Half an Hour: An Operating System for the Mind - 0 views

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    interesting - but unless you direct program to the bios you all direct programming does is write to the OS. I need to think about this more so I can respond. the geek in me is not agreeing
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    not sure the analogy is sound - I need to think about it some more. Direct programming to the bios would be a better analogy than to the OS I think...
Lisa M Lane

New Millennium Learners in Higher Education: Evidence and Policy Implications (Sept 200... - 0 views

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    NMLs use the internet for convenience and productivity only -- they want technology to support current educational, primarily f2f, education, but not to transform it.
roland legrand

Networks of Dead People « Lisa's CCK08 Wordpress Blog - 0 views

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    Can dead people be part of one's PLE? Some say yes, some say no. What do you say?
anonymous

Google Moderator This I Believe about Learning - 0 views

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    Google Moderator Demonstration: Nine Beliefs about Learning Drawn from Stephanie Pace Marshall's The Power to Transform
gobibijou

Are Connections intentional ? - 20 views

Hello there: for me it is hard to believe that there's no intention, I mean, even if we don't know where a connection will take us, or we haven't thought about having or getting to that connection ...

CCK09

Natalie Lafferty

Social Networking: Learning Theory in Action -- Campus Technology - 0 views

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    Article from Campus Technology on social learning.
Lisa M Lane

Blogs Instead of Blackboard - Chronicle of Higher Education - 0 views

shared by Lisa M Lane on 16 Sep 09 - Cached
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    Jim Groom sounded like a preacher at a religious revival when he spoke to professors and administrators at the City University of New York last month. "For the love of God, open up, CUNY," he said, raising his voice and his arms. "It's time!" But his topic was technology, not theology.
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