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Mr. R Riter

Cell Tour - 0 views

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    Cell description and microscopy. Various microscope types and techniques shown. Good photos.
Mr. R Riter

CentralPAcff - Science - February 26 - 0 views

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    Collaboration Days 09
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Netvibes (682) - 0 views

  • A term like web 2.0 begets the notion that there will imminently be a 3.0, 4.0, and beyond.  The convention serves those within a specific group much more than it does those who need to understand the concept the most.  The term serves as a layer- an immediately unnecessary layer at that.  The convention allows those inside the realm of understanding to point to those outside and express how much the outsiders need the insiders in order to understand and be enlightened.  I’d rather we just all moved forward together in a way that makes sense and promotes progress rather than bifurcates.
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      We need to call it something, don't we? Web 2.0 does imply that a 2.1 or 3.0 is coming, but perhaps we need to think of it in another way. Let's say that Web 2.0 was a typo. Maybe the coiner of the term meant Web 2,0 and didn't finish the complete term. It could really be Web 2,000 for the millenium, and now we can use it for the next 1000 years(or 991). Just a thought!!
  • The most noticeable observation I can make is the comparison of experiences from last year’s NECC to this year’s.  Last year was my first, and it was quite honestly an incredibly overwhelming experience.  I felt rather detached and fatigued as I flew out of San Antonio, and I can directly attribute that to how disconnected I was to this community.  I hadn’t yet started my blog, I was only faintly invested in Twitter, and I knew a total of about five people at the conference.  How a year can change everything.
  • Popular crustaceans like lobster, crabs and prawns owe their success to a unique colour control system, according to a new genetic study.
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Gates Ideas - 0 views

shared by Mr. R Riter on 27 Jul 09 - Cached
  • One of our goals is to encourage and provide training so that teachers see technology as an enhancement and not a replacement for their current technique.
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      This is a great goal for merging technology & education.
Mr. R Riter

Dangerously Irrelevant: Top 20 TED Talks podcasts for busy school administrators - 0 views

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    Ted podcasts for technology, education, leadership
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