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A Social Network Can Be a Learning Network - 0 views

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    By Derek Bruff in The Chronicle of Higher Education, November 6, 2011. The author discusses multiple methods of sharing academic information: social bookmarking, back channels and collaborative documents.
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Hacking the Academy - 1 views

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    Edited by Dan Cohen and Tom Scheinfeldt, MPublishing, 2011. (Print edition forthcoming) This site is an open-access version of a volume of over 300 responses to questions posed by the editors in their social networks. Contributors were allowed only one week to respond. The approach, encouraging interactivity as well as a time limit, and the questions intended to provoke thinking on how digital media and technology can beneficially reform the academy. The editors convincingly state a good case for their choice of the word "hack." (originally bookmarked September 9, 2011. The previous link is no longer active.)
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Our head in the cloud: Transforming work on college completion - 1 views

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    By Diana D. Woolis and Gail O. Mellow. This page is the abstract for the book chapter on the Emerald website.
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The Young and The Digital - 0 views

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    Website companion for book by S. Craig Watkins.
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    R.A. heard the author speak at Foothill about digital natives and literacies. Mentioned in April 2011 Coffee Klatch.
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From Professor Back to Student, With Complaint - 1 views

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    By Susan Coleman Goldstein from the Do Your Job Better column, The Chronicle of Higher Education, May 5 2011. While on sabbatical, Goldstein, an English professor, takes a computer class at her school and finds herself distracted by the Facebook activity going on at her fellow student's computer terminal. In this piece, she thinks and re-thinks her own in-class policy regarding social media.
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Hacking the Academy, The Edited Volume - 0 views

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    Edited by Dan Cohen and Tom Scheinfeldt, MPublishing, 2011. (Print edition forthcoming) This site is an open-access version of a volume of over 300 responses to questions posed by the editors in their social networks. Contributors were allowing only one week to respond. The approach, encouraging interactivity as well as a time limit, and the questions intended to provoke thinking on how digital media and technology can beneficially reform the academy. The editors convincingly state a good case for their choice of the word "hack."
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