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Peggy Collins

How to Outlive the Profession of English: Research and Methods (Syllabus) | HASTAC - 0 views

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    from a academic in TX this link to an interesting syllabus for an English course
Nils Peterson

Stimulus Spot Check | ProPublica: Stimulus Chase - 0 views

  • Below is a random sample we assembled of 520 of the 5,800 stimulus-funded transportation projects nationwide, showing how much money to date the federal Department of Transportation has disbursed to individual transportation projects nationwide. We're asking you to help us figure out the status of these projects — whether the project has been started or has been completed, what company got the contract, and how many jobs the company says it retained or created for its stimulus contract.
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      A different approach to harvesting. In this case, the audit is being commissioned by a 3rd party, the auditors are the community. The assessment criteria are simple (another assessment should come from state & local inspectors). The interesting data are the presence or status of the projects compared to what is claimed by the funder.
Joshua Yeidel

SimplyBox - Think Inside the Box - 0 views

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    Social Bookmarking on steroids -- not just links, but clips from pages you can put in a box.
Lorena O'English

Wired Campus: David Wiley: Open Teaching Multiplies the Benefit but Not the E... - 0 views

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    "By changing their homework assignments from disposable, private conversations between them and me (the way printed or e-mailed assignments work in students' minds) into public, online statements that became part of a continuing conversation, we realized very real benefits."
Lorena O'English

News: Online and Interpersonal - Inside Higher Ed - 0 views

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    "Two professors from the University of Westminster in London explained research finding that use of educational technology such as blogs and online questionnaires, combined with personal tutors, could enhance the feedback loop while also making face-to-face communication more efficient."
Matthew Tedder

GOOD | How do we achieve harmony? - 0 views

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    hmmm...
Gary Brown

History Is Scholarship; It's Also Literature - Chronicle.com - 0 views

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      consider relationship of writing to critical thinking; grades to competencies....
  • For me, the biggest challenge in teaching a course like this is getting students engaged in the difficult task of analyzing the exercises
  • The deeper institutional issue is granting credit to graduate students for such a course
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  • "good writing" seems to mean, for many faculty members, that "You need to write in the style I like," or "I want to do less copy editing."
  • Without departmental support, however, writing with literary imagination is not only difficult to teach but detrimental to graduate students because they will not get credited for the work nor be allowed by dissertation committees to use what they have learned
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      And why assessment cannot be extricated from teaching....
  • History Is Scholarship; It's Also Literature Before we can educate graduate students about good writing, we may have to re-educate their professors
Nils Peterson

FT.com / Technology / New Technology Policy Forum - A closed mind about an open world - 0 views

  • It is not that openness is always right. Rather, it is that we need a balance between open and closed, owned and free, and we are systematically likely to get the balance wrong.
  • We still do not intuitively grasp the kind of property that cannot be exhausted by overuse (think of a piece of software) and that can become more valuable to us the more it is used by others (think of a communications standard).
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      key phrase: property that can become more valuable the more it is used.
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    This was an MRG 7/15/09 what struck me was the idea of understanding property that becomes more valuable with wider use.
Joshua Yeidel

10 Web Apps To Build The Next Big Thing Without Writing Any Code - 0 views

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    Google is not the only way to mashup.
Joshua Yeidel

Joel Oleson's Blog - SharePoint Land : What Not to Store in SharePoint - 0 views

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    A summary of types of files, lengths of files, filename lengths, and character codes that are inappropriate or invalid for SharePoint.
Joshua Yeidel

SharePoint vs. File Shares - Windows Live - 0 views

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    A simpler version of the "what doesn't work in SharePoint" blog post. We will need to attend to these issues one way or another.
Joshua Yeidel

Joel Oleson's Blog - SharePoint Land : File Servers and SharePoint Doc Libraries... To... - 0 views

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    A list of arguments against SharePoint as a file server with rebuttals from an MS SharePoint developer. The benefits Joel points to are real, but his handwaving about "it does require training" actually helps the other side of the argument..
Joshua Yeidel

Managing Lists and Libraries with Thousands or Millions of Items - SharePoint Joel's Sh... - 0 views

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    One of the biggest challenges for a document management system built on SharePoint is scaling lists.  There is actually quite a bit of knowledge spread across the help files, technet documentation, in whitepapers and on blogs… but it's still quite difficult to navigate this challenge.
Michèle Drechsler

Socialbookmarking and Education. (english version) - 4 views

Survey about "socialbookmarking and Education". The english version : http://enquetes-education.net/limesurvey/index.php?sid=28793&lang=en Thank you for your interest. Best regards Michèle Dre...

socialbookmarking survey education

started by Michèle Drechsler on 13 Jul 09 no follow-up yet
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