Imagining the Tenth Dimension - 0 views
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anonymous on 21 Sep 10Speaking of scale in class. I found this video.
Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge. That's our commitment.
Bowling Alone - 0 views
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Mike Lemmon made an excellent post on Personal Learning Networks, that led me to talk to him and Jeffery Whitlock about them. Jeffery led me to this book about declining social capital, and made a blog post about it.
Social Media for Branding - 0 views
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Great presentation on how to make your mark in the digital world
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Here is the comment I left on the SlideShare website: This is super important stuff, thank you for sharing. In our digital age, a person's ability to market themselves on the web is a form of social capital. The more people follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and the blogosphere, the greater influence we can have. It makes me think about what happens in the book, 'Ender's Game' by Orson Scott Card. In the story, Peter and Valentine publish a lot of political commentary under aliases which eventually have a huge impact on world politics. Our future world may be run by those who can best market themselves and let their voice be heard.
Old Spice Voicemail Generator - 0 views
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Hello Callers, Do you want a Voicemail message that sounds as good as I smell? Of course you do. Then Swan Dive into the best voicemail message of your life.
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This is proof that you can find anything on the web. I hope you all enjoy. If you want to look deeper into any meaning that can be derived from this website, it would be that I found this website by doing the following: I looked on the digital literacy labs page, I clicked on the Create labs, I clicked the link to Slideshare.net, I looked at the top presentations which was done by a Heidi Miller, I followed Heidi Miller, looked at her profile, went to her blog, read some then scrolled down far enough and found this sweet gem of the internet.
Wikimedia Foundation - 0 views
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It's interesting how many teachers will not allow you to use Wikipedia as a source, but in light of this digital civilization class, isn't it a form of Open Access Information, and shouldn't it be praised in a way?
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UK science risks relegation, warns Royal Society - physicsworld.com - 0 views
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How much money should be given to Science and Research?
FLASH MOBS EVERYWHERE! | Kool Mornings with Robin and Brian & Danny The Intern - 0 views
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Cool Flash Mob Videos!
Chris Anderson: How web video powers global innovation | Video on TED.com - 0 views
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Great Video on Open Media and Crowdsourcing! You really ought to watch this! It's actually really interesting!!
Bell Tower (Architecture) - 0 views
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It says that the tower was built to intentionally lean. Now we know it leans because of a poor foundation. Interesting
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Descartes: Synopsis of the Meditations - 0 views
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thus enabled easily to distinguish what pertains to itself, that is, to the intellectual nature, from what is to be referred to the body
15 Steps to Lifelong Learning - 0 views
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For those of you who felt like me upon seeing the Map of Knowledge and were discouraged at your ineptness. These are some fantastic ideas to get you started on the path to learning forever.
Descartes, René (1596-1650) -- from Eric Weisstein's World of Scientific Biog... - 0 views
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Descartes believed that God created the universe as a perfect clockwork mechanism of vortical motion that functioned deterministically thereafter without intervention.
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You should read "The Allegory of the Cave" from Plato's The Republic. http://youtu.be/69F7GhASOdM
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School (Architecture) - 0 views
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This text may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Please contact the translator or spo-help@umich.edu for more information.
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The article is on one school of architecture, not likly to be found in a modern encyclopedia.
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Notice the avaliability of this source. Doesn't flow with open science, or the open knowledge descirbed therein.
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This is an article from the Encyclopedia of Diderot & d'Alembert. I clicked on it interested in how architecture was seen and got a quick history lesson!
Robert Hooke - 0 views
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Good website to explain Hooke and his scientific ideas.
Emmanuel Levinas - Philosopher - Biography - 0 views
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"the Other" concept was originally created by Levinas.
The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman., by Laurence Sterne - 0 views
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The book mentioned by Dr. Burton on Tuesday.
What is Epistemology?: The Theory of Knowledge - Is Knowledge Possible? - 0 views
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An interesting blog post that discusses the paradoxes of foundationalism and empiricism. It is interesting to note that the author of this post does not even consider intuition/revelation to be a division of epistemology.
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InnoCentive: Crowdsourcing bored brains - 0 views
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Crowdsourcing science problems through a challenge system. -
InnoCentive showcases tough problems in industry that have stumped the pros. Register as a solve, and get paid to figure it out.
Eliot, Charles W., ed. The Harvard Classics and Harvard Classics Shelf of Fiction. 1909... - 0 views
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The Harvard Classics as free online open source books. They were advertised that, if read, they would provide an excellent Liberal Arts education. Some are simply selections of the whole books - but it is certainly a good overview! I think that I would prefer to read the whole books, though!
Foundation Writing on the Internet - 0 views
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Gives an interesting view on social computing
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