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Harvey Shaw

nasty, brutish, and short | theory.cribchronicles.com - 2 views

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    Been reading about constructivist MOOCs lately (like the T561 virtual community), and ran across this essay from October on the nature of the social contract in a network-connected, physically-disconnected community.
Uche Amaechi

Our augmented selves: The promise of wearable computing - 4 views

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    Thanks for sharing Uche, I'm excited to see this actually being used in the classroom (and out of it)!
Komal Syed

Blossoms project - 4 views

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    I found this to be an Interesting approach/take on video based learning/lecturing , anyone has any information on where the MIT blossoms project is headed or its potential impact?
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    Hi Komal, I work for the PI of Blossoms, Prof Richard Larson (but not on Blossoms). Send me an e-mail if you have some specific questions and I can put you two in contact, or we can chat sometime about it. I know you are working on video-distribution for your research synthesis, sorry it never occured to me that Blossoms might be on your radar screen!
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    Hi Komal, sorry for the late response--the Diigo notification went to my Spam box so I didn't see that you had responded. Let me ask Prof. Larson those things and get back to you.
Lauren Gould

U.S. State Department Unveils Online Game, and Web Site, to Teach English - Digital Edu... - 5 views

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    U.S. State Department Unveils Online Game, and Web Site, to Teach English -- 3D video game designed to help students abroad acquire English language skills
Irina Uk

Amit Sood: Building a museum of museums on the web | Video on TED.com - 1 views

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    Great talk about an innovation that allows anyone to access a vast array of museum exhibits on the web. Great look into informal learning using the web.
Jeffrey Siegel

5 School Technologies To Watch: Personalized Learning Is Here - Forbes - 1 views

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    This Forbes article mentions the Horizon report that we read earlier for class, plus some emerging trends in ed tech. Talks about games, mobile, and adaptive learning (we have touched on some of these topics in class).
Brandon Pousley

Daphne Bavelier: Your brain on video games | Video on TED.com - 0 views

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    Scientist discusses positive effects of action video games, suggests entertainment industry should join scientists to create engaging educational games.
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    Thanks for sharing Brandon. I like two things she said in particular 1) General wisdom often carries no weight 2) Like red wine, video games may be good when used appropriately. I'm convinced myself in the power of game-based learning but do agree that more work needs to be done in bringing good ones to the class.
Andrea Bush

Schools Are Using Social Networking to Involve Parents - 1 views

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    Profile of schools and districts looking to not only bring parents into the fold via technology, but also to improve parents' tech fluency.
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    Parental involvement--an important step in encouraging early literacy...necessary for narrowing academic gaps.
Andrea Bush

Where Education Has Gone Wrong With Technology - 2 views

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    blog post reiterating the importance of professional development support necessary for tech integration
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    "While the amount of technology school boards and administrators purchase increase with each passing year, the amount allotted for professional development for the teachers intended to use the technology has decreased or is non-existent."
Andrea Bush

Bring on the Learning Revolution - 0 views

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    Ted Talk by Sir Ken Robinson (for those who haven't already seen it!).
Drew Nelson

PlayStation European TV Commercial: 'Double Life' - 0 views

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    Thank you Graham North. This is essentially the basis of my interest at the moment. Again, check out Jane McGonigal's work as well as Daphne Bavelier.
Angela Nelson

Microsoft augmented-reality glasses patent: rival to Apple, Google Glass? - 1 views

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    Microsoft has obtained a patent for augmented-reality glasses that would display real-time information about live events as they unfold before your eyes. 
Angela Nelson

API for Facial Analysis and Tagging - 1 views

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    MindReader API enables the real time analysis, tagging and inference of cognitive-affective mental states from facial video. 
Jason Hammon

MOOCs: Two Different Approaches to Scale, Access and Experimentation |e-Literate - 2 views

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    Scaling MOOCs
Jason Hammon

Could online courses be the death of the humanities? | Higher Education Network | Guard... - 1 views

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    Online courses and the humanities
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