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Burks Oakley

The Wired Campus - How Students, Professors, and Colleges Are, and Should Be, Using Soc... - 0 views

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      Today's students are forcing professors to change! Or at the very least, to think about their teaching!!
  • It’s really forcing university professors to think about their teaching style and the pedagogical techniques that they use in the classroom.
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    Good summary of the expectations of today's college students
Burks Oakley

News: Teaching the Quarantined - Inside Higher Ed - 0 views

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    Teaching the Quarantined
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    Teaching the Quarantined - good article about how the Univ. of Michigan is preparing to serve students who may contract the H1N1 virus this coming year
Burks Oakley

Gorsky - 0 views

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    Really good research paper about how an instructor can impact an online class.
Burks Oakley

Top News - Study: 'Digital divide' affects school success - 0 views

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    Good article about how students with home computers are more likely to graduate from high school.
Daniel Sprotte

Obama warns teens of perils of Facebook | Technology | Reuters - 0 views

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    Article on how employers use social networking sites like Facebook to check on potential candidates.
Randy Knuppel

How Technology Affects America - 0 views

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    Technology is affecting America and changing the world we live in!
Burks Oakley

Chicago men charged with online harassment - chicagotribune.com - 2 views

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    Interesting article about how the 'net can be used to harass others - cybercrime.
Burks Oakley

Gawker Hack Exposes Ridiculous Password Habits - PCWorld - 0 views

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    Good article about the use of weak passwords and how easy they are to hack.
Mick Killman

FBI-SOS: Safe Online Surfing - 0 views

shared by Mick Killman on 29 Mar 10 - Cached
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    FBI site teaching parents, students, and educators how to recognize and react to online dangers.
Scott Thomas

How Will the $7.2 Billion Allotted for Broadband Stimulus Be Spent? - PCWorld - 0 views

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    Talks about the $7.2 billion allotted for the broadband stimulus and how the money is to be divided between different government agencies. Also mentions debate as to whether the money should go toward updating existing urban broadband connections or extending the range at which broadband is offered to rural areas.
Sarah Cooper

Stuff White People Like - 0 views

shared by Sarah Cooper on 21 Apr 10 - Cached
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    I was blown away that this was the name of a persons blog. It literally only talks about things "white people" like and do... really shows how blogs can sometimes have a negative affect on society.
Scott Thomas

RIAA Focuses on Colleges for Anti-Piracy Efforts : NPR - 0 views

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    Article discusses how the RIAA is issuing letters to suspected copyright infringing music downloaders and sharers and asking them to turn themselves in and pay a reduced fine, which will still be in the thousands of dollars, or else they will sue them for all they have or might ever have. Lawyer from University of Southern California talks about how letters are actually just "cease and desist letters" and that suspected offenders might not want to turn themselves in because the RIAA might not be able to find out their identities otherwise since many schools ISP's are not keeping track of or releasing students' names, personally identifiable IP addresses, or other information.
Steffen Spinks

Benefits Of Banking Online - The Early Show - CBS News - 0 views

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    This article gives the positives and negatives of online banking. The positives were saving money, convenience, and security. The negatives were being "timed out" and having to start over and learning how to do what you need to do on the site.
Morgan Diffenderfer

Prescription Drug Abuse - Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Act - Goodhousekeeping.com - 1 views

  • the Ryan Haight Online Pharmacy Consumer Protection Act of 2008 won final approval from both houses of Congress
  • The act — which will help regulate rogue online pharmacies where many kids purchase pills for illicit use — should soon be signed into law by President Bush.
  • Nearly one in five teenagers — that's 4.5 million — admit to abusing medications not prescribed to them, reports a 2005 study conducted by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America.
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  • drugs have been easily available to kids surfing the Internet.
  • Case in point: In February 2001, Ryan Haight, an A student and star tennis player from Laguna Beach, CA, died of an accidental overdose of Vicodin, Valium, and a trace of morphine. A doctor prescribed these drugs over the Internet, and a pharmacist filled them online. The 18-year-old had never met either one face-to-face.
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    SCARY HOW EASY SOMEONE CAN GET KILLED FOR BUYING PRESCRIPTIONS OVER THE INTERNET. tHANKS TO THIS BILL, HOPEFULLY PURCHASING MEDS ONLINE WON'T BE AS EASY AS IT USED TO
Burks Oakley

Skype to Refund Customers Affected by Service Outage: Report - Midmarket - News & Revie... - 0 views

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    Interesting to see how dependent we now are on VoIP!
Benjamin Sperry

New privacy concerns for Facebook over phone numbers, addresses - 0 views

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    This article explains how Facebook is deciding to allow third-party app developers to have access to the users phone number and address. It explains that Facebook is taking some precautions to make sure that this feature is as safe as possible, but others mentioned in the article do not agree that it is enough.
Lucas Jockisch

How Egypt Pulled the Plug on the Internet - CBS Evening News - CBS News - 1 views

  • born on Facebook and other social networking sites - which led the government to cut off Internet service.
  • The Internet blackout was a surprising move for a nation previously known for being open - compared to other countries in the Mideast.
  • unprecedented is we've never seen such a connected country like Egypt be disconnected
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  • The Egyptian government told their Internet service providers to shut down
  • Congress is considering a bill to expand the president's authority.
  • the president would have the power to declare a cyber emergency
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    Very interesting article about how the Egyptian Government pulled the plug. Also talks about legislation in the US Congress that would give the President authority to pull the plug on us.
erika webb

Internet spurs upswing in volunteerism - USATODAY.com - 1 views

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    This article discusses how the Internet has spurred volunteerism, especially in youth.
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    The Internet allows peole to volunteer for groups and causes that they may not otherwise be able to take part in.
Benjamin Sperry

B-School Admission Essays, For a Fee - 0 views

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    This article looks at two companies that offer original written works for money. You pay them, and they write an essay on the topic you need. They speak with representatives from these companies, and one says that they are only providing sample essays for instructional value. The end of the article also looks at groups who fall into a grey area, asking how much help is too much?
Cristina Nevins

SMS or Text Messaging Service Was for the Deaf and Mute? - 0 views

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    I know this week were talking about cell phones and mobile devices and how the internet is used on our phones. I know in my discussion, me and another student were talking about texting and how it was used for the deaf originally. I just thought I'd share this article with the rest of the class.
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