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Kyle Jackson

Notes From the Frontline: Hell Hath No Fury Like an 11-Year Old Without BBM | Gizmodo UK - 1 views

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    ""We've just had report of criminal damage in progress, outside 12 Church walk. An IC2 youth, around 12 years of age, smashing up a car. On an I-grade"."
itsagadget

Meet Rocketbook, the Microwavable Notebook that save notes in the Cloud | It's a G... - 0 views

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    Using a pen to do a quick drawing is a lot easier than using a mouse or finger on a touch screen. A project worth knowing about for those who want to be able to digitize is the Rocketbook, currently an Indiegogo campaign.
Mary Timber

Best Media Player for Disc, ISO and Video (for Windows) - 0 views

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    Do you want to play a newly released movie but don't know how, since it is protected? Do you want to be able to freely view any movie no matter it is in disc or in any other video format just with one easy solution? If any of the answers is "yes", then it's for sure that you need a full function and easy operation media player like DVDFab Mieda Player, which can play DVD/Blu-ray iso/folder and other video files for free for ever, and if you pay for it, it allows you to play DVD/Blu-ray disc with no limit. If you want to download it to try out, here is a simple tip about how to use it to play movie, and please note that DVDFab Media Player offers you 30-day free trial with all functionalities available.
anonymous

How to Install Mac OS X on a PC (Without Using a Mac) - 1 views

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      A neat little guide to Hackintoshing...  Note when this was written first though before performing anything.
Richard Boss

HTC Sensation XL to be integrated with Beats Audio - 0 views

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    The Taiwan-based Smartphone maker, HTC has announced its latest and second Smartphone labeled the HTC Sensation XL, which is expected to come with Beats Audio technology.
Kalin Wilburn

Here's What Will Truly Change Higher Education: Online Degrees That Are Seen as Officia... - 1 views

  • Colleges are holding technology at bay because the only thing MOOCs provide is access to world-class professors at an unbeatable price. What they don’t offer are official college degrees, the kind that can get you a job.
  • And that, it turns out, is mostly what college students are paying for.
  • Free online courses won’t revolutionize education until there is a parallel system of free or low-fee credentials, not controlled by traditional colleges, that leads to jobs.
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  • Most important, traditional college degrees are deeply embedded in government regulation and standard human resources practice.
  • The standard diploma has roughly the same amount of information that prisoners of war are required to divulge under the Geneva Conventions. College transcripts are a nightmare of departmental abbreviations, course numbers of indeterminate meaning, and grades whose value has been steadily eroded by their inflation.
  • Traditional college degrees are deeply inadequate tools for communicating information.
  • Think about all the work you did in college. Unless you’re a recent college graduate, how much of it was saved and archived in a way that you can access now? What about the skills you acquired in various jobs? Digital learning environments can save and organize almost everything. Here, in the “unlabeled” folder, are all of my notes, tests, homework, syllabus and grades from the edX genetics course. My “real” college courses, by contrast, are lost to history, with only an inscrutable abbreviation on a paper transcript suggesting that they ever happened at all.
  • College degrees, for all of their faults, are quick and easy to digest. Of
  • Companies such as LinkedIn are steadily building new tools for people to describe their employable selves. College degrees, by contrast, say little and never change.
  • But their true impact won’t be felt until students and learners of all kinds have access to digital credentials that are also built for the modern world. Then they’ll be able to acquire skills and get jobs for a fraction of what colleges cost today.
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