Google does not reward our impulse to know, Vaidhyanathan argues; it exploits it by making it appear as though knowing is easy.
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Five new links - 5 views
Ideally you would've posted each link to Diigo separately, rather than putting five links in the comment box for one link! But the links you posted look interesting.
Education Week: Embracing Wikipedia - 0 views
Protect Yourself Online - 0 views
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Some good info about how to keep your personal information out of harm
News: Google's Gadfly - Inside Higher Ed - 0 views
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“The ways that Google structures, judges, and delivers knowledge to us exacerbate our worst tendencies to jump to erroneous conclusions and act on them in ways that cause harm,” the professor writes.
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negligence by public stewards to preempt the privatization of knowledge and learning in the switch from analog to digital.
Journalism in the Age of Data - 1 views
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This is a website introduced to me which shows where journalism is going and has gone. I thought it would be interesting to share with the class as a resource on how to get started keeping up with journalism in this day and age.
All About Explorers | Everything you've ever wanted to know about every explorer who ev... - 0 views
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This web site helps grade school teachers show students some of the downsides of relying on info you come across on the web.
Museum of Hoaxes - 0 views
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