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This experience is all about connection. Sure, we have some topics and themes to explore, and we'll have plenty of things to make and do, but really Teach the Web is about connecting with other people who are passionate about spreading digital and web literacies. It is the interaction with the people around you that will make this a successful learning experience. Teach the Web is meant to be a social collaboration, rather than a solo deep dive into content

"Gina Bianchini is the co-founder and CEO of Ning, the "do-it-yourself" social networking site. Gina is no ivory-tower entrepreneur--she is an active participant herself in several Ning networks, and she demonstrates her passion (and her hands-on style) in this fun interview. We talk about the original vision for Ning, some of the ways that Ning is being used by different groups, and what features are coming down the road. It's the future features Gina describes that will get current Ning users excited. The power and scope of Ning is truly amazing. Let's just say that I got off the call and immediately created a group for my kids drama troupe, and thought of several others."

Intervista del 2007 - cioè quando Ning si spacciava per rete di reti con particolare impegno per l'educazione.

"QUE DES PROFESSIONNELS! Les Voix Les chroniques et émissions que vous trouverez sur ce site ont été conçues par des professionnels qui ont sacrifié une grande partie de leur vie pour le media radiophonique. Ils ont pris une retraite méritée mais leur passion n'a pas disparue. La preuve... Les VIP Que des personnalités ou des "people" ayant ou n'ayant jamais fait de radio. Elles nous livrent ici leur chroniques ou anecdotes à la sauce Voxinox. QUE DE L'INEDIT! Les émissions présentes sur ce site n'ont jamais été diffusées ou distribuées ailleurs que sur ce site. Elles appartiennent à leurs auteurs en collaboration avec VOXINOX. "

Tanti file audio riutilizzabili per attività linguistiche. La pagina Copyright - http://voxinox.ch/articles.php?lng=fr&pg=910 - dice che le risorse sono sotto una licenza http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/ch/ e che per utilizzazioni derivate, bisogna chiedere il permesso. Tuttavia, quando ho chiesto chiarimenti sul loro forum in http://www.voxinox.ch/thread.php?lng=fr&pg=4297&cat=1 , hanno risposto: " Le choix de ce copyright est uniquement fait pour nous protéger des sites aspirateurs ou voir de sites qui s'approprient notre travail. Cette licence à l'avantage d'être tout de même assez explicite. Nous n'avons pas le moyens de créer notre propre licence. Vous pouvez utiliser notre contenu à des fins non commerciales sans autre, comme dans le cas de classes d'école. Travailler sur le contenu ou l'illustrer a des fins pédagogiques est accepté dans le cadre d'internet. Tout ce que nous demandons est de mettre une mention ou mieux un lien sur l'origine de cet élément. Dans le cas d'éventuels droits d'auteurs, pour une diffusion publique hors internet, ils seront à régler auprès des organisme comme la Suisa ou la SSA (soumis à autorisation). Notre partage concerne, dans le cas d'un podcast, le podcast en entier des dérivés." Si c'est commercial, il faut nous contacter par email et détailler votre projet car ça dépasse le cadre de la crative commons et ce afin d'obtenir les autorisations des auteurs puis d'examiner les implications avec les différentes sociétés suisses de droits d'auteurs. " Concretamente, questo significa che i derivati creati a scuola sono OK a patto di - indicare la paternità dell'opera originale e il link ad esso - pubblicare il derivato in modo che non crei redditi; perciò non su piattaforme con annunci pubblicitari, come YouTube.

"Sparky Sweets' self-styled "gangster" approach to education is bringing books like Jane Eyre and To Kill a Mockingbird to new audiences. Miranda Dobson meets him For those students who hastily scan SparkNotes, Wikipedia or CliffNotes before a seminar, the latest comedy sensation to hit YouTube could be a godsend. Sparky Sweets PhD invites his viewers to join him as he gives the lowdown on the great and the good of literature, urging his Twitter followers to, "Educate yo'self, son", by using his Thug Notes. Hailing from the streets of L.A. and claiming to have a doctorate in Classics, Dr Sweets delivers literary summaries and analysis in his "original gangster" style, in a way that he hopes will both entertain book nerds and educate/enlighten those who aren't into their literature. With an unprecedented surge of YouTube fans, Sparky has over 99,000 subscribers to his channel, and counting, and nearly 506,000 views on his most popular "drop" on classic American novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. Also included on Sparky's reading list are George Orwell's 1984, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, and popular culture's latest literary buzz courtesy of Baz Luhrmann's film, The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Sparky tells me the idea for Thug Notes came about as a result of his "frustration with the world of academia." "In my opinion," he says, "an academic's job should be to utilise their passion for the classics to make the gift of literature available to everyone. Unfortunately, in my experiences, that is not the case." Sparky believes academia is "enshrouded by a veil of unnecessarily convoluted terminology and intellectual one-upmanship", which negates the whole point of education. "Instead of promoting the universality of these works, they are building them up to a virtually inaccessible plane and saying 'If you want to truly understand classical literature, you have to get on my level.' So Thug Notes is my way of tri

Il video che illustra l'articolo è quello delle Thug Notes per Hamlet.

"eduClipper is a great platform to create digital portfolios that students can fill up with meaningful work or assignments. Anything that best represents their passions, abilities, and will showcase their growth over time. Take a look at this quick overview of how to get started with the new feature on eduClipper."

"Cinematic Montage II from GameOvais 1 day ago All Audiences The second cinematic montage created by me. Over 300 movies used. I hope you enjoy the video as much as I enjoyed making it. Movies used are: 21 300 2012 12 Years a Slave 3:10 to Yuma 300 Rise of an Empire A Christmas Carol A Few Good Men A Good Day to Die Hard A League of Their Own A Little Princess Abraham Lincoln - Vampire Hunter Alien Aliens Aliens vs Predator American Beauty American Gangster American History X Angels and Demons Apocalypse Now Apocalypto Avatar Back to The Future I,II & III Bad Boys II Bambi Bangkok Dangerous Beauty and the Beast Ben Hur Berverly Hills Cop III Big Fish Big Hero 6 Black Hawk Down Blade Trinity Blood Diamond Braveheart Bridge on the River Kwai Brotherhood Captain America: Winter Soldier Cars Casino Royale Cast Away Catch Me If You Can Chronicles of Narnia Cleopatra Constantine Cool Hand Luke Crimson Tide Dawn of the Planet of the Apes Defendor Deja Vu Despicable Me II Die Hard District 9 Donnie Darko Drive Eagle Eye Edward Scissorhands End of Days Enemy of the State Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer Fast & Furious Field of Dreams Fight Club Forrest Gump Gangs of New York Ghosbusters GI Joe: The Rise of the Cobra Gladiator Godzilla Gone Baby Gone Gone With The Wind Good Will Hunting Goodfellas Gran Torino Grease Harry Potter: The Complete Saga High Plains Drifter Hitman Home Alone I & II Hook How to Train Your Dragon I Robot Ice Age Immortals In The Heart of The Sea Inception Independance Day Indiana Jones: Quadrilogy Inglorious Basterds Inside Man Into The Woods Iron Man I, II & III Jack the Giant Slayer James Bond: The Franchise Jaws John Carter Jonah Hex Jumanji Jurassic Park: The Trilogy Jurassic World Kick Ass Kill Bill: Vol 2 Kindergarten Cop King Kong Kingdom of Heaven Kung Fu Panda Lawrence of Arabia Leon: The Professional Little Miss Sunshine Live Free or Die Hard Lockout Loncoln Lone Survivor Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring Lord of The

Aiutooo se mi si chiude l'ombrello mi spiaccico al suolo!!!

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The debate around Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) is much more focused on the social, institutional, technological and economical aspects than on the need for development of new pedagogical approaches that provide consistent guidance on how to design for this emergent educational scenario.

http://pinterest.com/fabriziobartoli/moocs-and-more/ la crescente passione x i mooc mi ha spinto a creare un board apposito dove raccogliere la risorse pertinenti, chi vuole può co-editare inviando la propria e-mail x registrarsi

Grazie...intanto ho dato un'occhiata a Pinterest...se lo ritieni opportuno puoi inserire anche la mia raccolta di risorse OER. L'ho aggiunta a DIIGO proprio ora. E' solo un inizio...conto di arricchirla man mano che trovo altri strumenti...dal tuo PIN relativo all'OER intanto prelevo alcuni link...spero non ti dispiaccia...

Posted on July 11, 2013 by JimS By Harry Keller "...I don't really see the rush, the extreme hurry exhibited by districts to buy expensive iPads, and forgo other expenditures to do so, when this development in computing devices is still playing itself out. The next great device could be announced tomorrow and could put iPads on the shelf until Apple manages to come out with a newer model. Manufacturers are scrambling to entice consumers to their particular device, while almost entirely ignoring the problems that schools face. When a school chooses widespread adoption of a consumer or business product, it's taking a risk. Often, it's bowing to parental pressures at the same time. While we should applaud schools for overcoming traditional education inertia, we should also realize that some of these new things are just fads or early examples of an incompletely developed new technology. The fact that so many districts are going in so many directions indicates strongly that we don't know where these trends will end. Until we do, I think that wholesale adoption of iPads by high schools is a mistake. My specialty is science. I have yet to see a great science app for high school on an iPad. Mostly, they're just games, animations, and other ordinary stuff. My disclaimer here is that I run a company that puts out an online science application that I consider to be great and am currently porting to the Chromebook, iPad, and Android tablets. Vendors have to cover all bases eventually. I'd rather not have to spend all of this money on fads, but major customers are demanding it. The result will be higher prices."

Capisco, ma sai com'è: se utilizzi una piattaforma unica e costruita per essere ben integrata, ti troverai sempre senza (seri) problemi, al di lla di quale sia il sistema che adotti. Per quanto riguarda le tue esperienze pregresse non so proprio che dirti: per questioni legate alla clientela (ovvio che un consulente non può che adattarsi!) opero da sempre su sistemi senza la i davanti e non mi riconosco nella tua storia tormentata... Che ciò possa dipendere dal fatto che mentre da una parte ci mette le mani chiunque (magari malamente) dall'altra il tutto risulta piuttosto "blindato"? La mia è solo un'ipotesi sia chiaro! Ma appunto: pur seguendo una certa logica, non posso lamentare i problemi che hai avuto tu. Per "certa logica" intendo dire che non mi sono mai fiondato ad aggiornare un sistema operativo con l'ultima versione appena uscita (anzi: per la verità attendo sempre almeno il service pack 1 quando non il 2: attualmente lavoro ancora con Windows XP!!!), ne ammetto facilmente e con leggerezza l'installazione di utilities, add-onn, plugin ed amenità varie. Io però noto che, usando questo ambiente e software prevalentemente opensource, non ho mai riscontrato problemi a scambiare informazioni con altri, nemmeno con gli utenti con le "i" davanti da quali pur arriva in genere robaccia carica di fronzoli quantomeno inutili quando non fuorvianti. In ogni caso lungi da me criticare chi opta per apple: libero di farlo se si tratta di una scelta! Per la scuola invece sarei sinceramente molto più propenso ad utilizzare ambienti più aperti, meno costosi e meno "blinda utenti"!

Ma, sarà ma io non ho problemi nemmeno a interfacciarmi con utenti che usano altre piattaforme. E la mia esperienza negativa con Windows (o con Winzzoz come lo chiamano a volte in Toscana) è condivisa da tutti i miei colleghi che si trovano a usare i computer dei nostri laboratori. Forse i nostri tecnici non fanno corretta manutenzione (però anche noi abbiamo XP e non installiamo con facilità utilities varie, perché la password ce l'hanno solo gli amministratori, cioè i nostri ITP). Ci stiamo trovando bene invece con Linux, gli stessi vecchi PC con Linux girano 10 volte meglio che con Windows, quindi in una mia ipotetica classifica, il sistema operativo di Bill lo metterei in coda. Però hai ragione, per la scuola (soprattutto per i PC), sistemi e software aperti sono sicuramente la soluzione migliore. Via libera al pinguino ;-)

"0:17 J'ai une question pour vous. 0:20Qui parmi vous a été le premier à l'école toute sa vie ? 0:31 Toute sa vie premier de l'école ? 0:35 Bien. 0:36 - Menteur (Rires) 0:38 Bien, dans exactement 9 minutes et 30 secondes, je vais vous rendre fiers 0:46 de ne pas avoir été tout le temps premier de la classe. 0:49 (Applaudissements) 0:53 Vous allez rentrer ce soir, vous allez dire à votre conjoint, à votre femme, à vos enfants, 0:59 à vos parents et à vos amis : 1:01 « Hamdullah, Dieu merci, je n'ai pas toujours été premier de ma classe ! » 1:08 En 2007, quand j'ai lancé mon blog, j'ai commencé à étudier la vie de plusieurs personnages 1:16 qui ont réussi dans leur vie. 1:23 Et donc chacun a réussi dans son domaine, chacun a réussi d'une façon différente. 1:28 Mais il y avait une chose que partageaient tous ces personnages, une chose 1:32 qui m'a intrigué et, en fait, qui consiste 1:38 en le fait que ces personnes, ces personnages, aucun d'eux n'a vraiment réussi à l'école. 1:47 Et certains parmi eux ont même interrompu leur cursus scolaire 1:54 Et d'autres n'ont même pas accédé à la scolarité 1:57 pendant une longue période. 1:59 Et donc ça m'a un peu inquiété et ça m'a frustré quand je me suis rappellé 2:03 des années où les parents, les professeurs, les enseignants 2:07 nous disaient, il faut travailler dur, il faut avoir les meilleures notes, 2:11il faut être parmi les premiers pour accéder aux meilleures écoles 2:17 et en fin de compte, je constate que la réalité est la suivante : 2:21 qui est que tous ceux qui ont réussi dans l'école de la vie 2:24 n'ont pas forcément été les premiers de la classe."

Descrizione YouTube: "Uploaded on Nov 5, 2010 [by TedxTalks] *** + de vidéos TedxCasablanca sur notre page Facebook : http://on.fb.me/avWvko *** Face à son succès, TED a voulu permettre à la communauté élargie de ses fans de diffuser l'esprit TED autour du monde. Le programme TEDx a été créé pour cela: continuer à partager des idées et notre passion de la connaissance. Le "x " signifie qu'il s'agit d'événements qui sont organisés indépendamment tout en respectant un certain nombre de critères définis par TED. Retrouvez-nous sur www.tedxcasablanca.com" Con sottotitoli francesi (lingua originale) e inglesi.