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Diana Merritt

The Future of Written Culture - 0 views

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    Pretty long, but an interesting article by Naomi Baron that expands on what is written in "Always On" about the future of written culture.
Michea Boyd

Wired Story: The Long Tail - 0 views

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    Article referenced in our book. The tabs on the left are really interesting graphs like the one on page 12.
Diana Merritt

Peter Morville on Ambient Findability - 0 views

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    An hour long talk by Peter Morville on his book Ambient Findability for GoogleTechTalks
David Niedergeses

The Alternative - 1 views

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    Ok, I can see how this will shape up. Half the class wants Delicious, and half the class wants Diigo. No problem. I'll support either one. Butt you'll have to join at least one of the two groups. Or, join both!
dthongvanh

The Value of the Essay in the 21st Century - 0 views

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    An interesting video of a panel on how essays are important in modern education and professional writing. Ties in well with our discussions on cultural consciousness and writing.
Kelsey Meyer

2008 Sichuan Earthquake - 0 views

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    Updated information on one earthquake talked about in Clay Shirky's "Here Comes Everybody."
Michea Boyd

Here Comes Everybody Blog - 0 views

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    Clay Shirkys blog on the book. There are some very interesting posts, I'd take a look at the one titled "Gin, Television, and Social Surplus".
dthongvanh

The Evolution of Privacy on Facebook - 0 views

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    A very interesting logarithmic chart demonstrating how privacy and data availability on Facebook have changed since 2005.
stephieboo

Media multitasking may not be as efficient as you think! - 0 views

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    Relates to "Always on" and our discussion of multitasking by using multiple mediums and social/communication tools
Katie Walquist

Video games can help children, too? - 0 views

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    This is an article from science daily citing the same study from the previous article, but it takes it a little bit farther and includes a study done on fifth graders.
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    Forgive me. This one is from USA Today, not Science Daily.
Diana Merritt

Welcome to the Galaxy Zoo: ordinary people classifying galaxies makes one of the world'... - 0 views

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    An article that goes a little more in depth about the social aspect/history of the Zooniverse project.
Diana Merritt

Zooinverse - 0 views

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    Call me a science geek but I think this is just too cool. With the advent of newer, more advanced technologies, Astronomers are running into an unusual problem--too much data to go through themselves.Their solutions has been to put it up online and let people (amateur, everyday people) help them out. I think it connects well to Shirky and Remix. Sure puts a whole new spin on "social science".
Jody Thompson

10 Reasons Why the Internet is Not a Substitute for the Library - 0 views

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    This is a post on the popular blog Boing Boing showing a sign in a public library giving reasons for why the Internet can't replace libraries.
Zach Thompson

Five myths about the future of journalism - The Washington Post - 0 views

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    Interesting thoughts on the future of news media industries.
Diana Merritt

Google and the Proper Antitrust Scrutiny of Orphan Books - 0 views

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    The Shallows talks a lot about Google Books, and many of our books have addressed the issue of copyright. This is a really interesting article about "orphan books" and where they fall into this argument. (An orphan book is one that the copyright has not expired, but where they copyright holder is unknown or can't be found)
Michea Boyd

The Last Call For Freedom - 0 views

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    Part 1 of a PBS special on Privacy and Technology. I think there is a total of 15 parts. (all on youtube)
Zach Thompson

Teaching the iGeneration: It's about verbs, not tools - 0 views

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    For the teachers and teachers-to-be in the group, a piece on the role technology (should) play(s) in the classroom.
Jody Thompson

The Architecture of Access to Scientific Knowledge - 0 views

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    Larry Lessig's talk at CERN on the way that copyright interacts with science publishing is a stirring call-to-arms to free up scientific discovery and inquiry.
Diana Merritt

Doctors Orders: Social Media, Children, and Adolescents - 1 views

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    Really interesting article/video about the University of Kentucky's Children's Hospital child and adolescent behavioral health therapist and associate director of the Division of Adolescent Medicine and their views on social media and kids
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    Thank you, Diana! This is very interesting! It is funny that part of their advice to parents is "Surf the web together with your child - there's a lot your child can teach you." I was expecting it to say something about parents teaching kids to proper ways to surf. LOL
Stellena Nelson

Attention deficit hyperactivity symptoms and Internet addiction - YOO - 2004 - Psychiat... - 0 views

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    A study on the relationship between ADHD and internet addiction
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