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jmnavarr

Experience - 0 views

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    Os mando un enlace en donde se puede encontrar informacion basica sobre como operar en Internet. En la opcion "Aprender por internet" se detalla los cursos por internet e incluso se sugiere como crear uno. 1. Introducción 5. Correo electrónico 9. Aprender en Internet 2. Conexión a Internet 6. Comunicarse on-line 10. Seguridad en Internet 3. Los navegadores 7. Foros y Grupos de discusión 11. Blogs y CMS 4. Los buscadores 8. Comprar en Internet 12. Web 2.0 y Redes sociales
Raúl Marcó del Pont

The Knowledge Commons: Research and Innovation in an Unequal World - 0 views

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    Free access to 3 articles: The Unfolding of the Knowledge Commons pp. 13-24(12) Author: Hess, Charlotte Free Content From Lobsters to Universities: The Making of the Knowledge Commons pp. 25-42(18) Author: Caffentzis, C. George Open Access Scientific Publishing and the Developing World pp. 43-69(27) Author: Contreras, Jorge
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    Hi Raúl. Thanks for sharing these free resources. Which one do you like best? Which new insight did you gain?
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    I think Elinor Ostrom's approach to commons pool resources (used by Hess, for example) is very useful not only for understand the case of natural resources as commons (the tragedy of the commons to which it was originally applied), but to matters more close to this course, as knowledge. The approach is useful because it complicates the original perspective on commons. Originally (Elinor Ostrom) her perspective considered only group boundaries clearly defined (very small groups, peasants or indigenous); rules governing the use of collective goods well matched to local needs and conditions; cases where most individuals affected by these rules can participate in modifying the rules; the right of community members to devise their own rules is respected by external authorities; monitoring mechanisms by community & graduated sanctions. With the new commons (surprisingly, not only knowledge but roads, budgets, radio spectrum; medical commons, atmospheric commons and even silence as commons), new questions rises on the evolution or building new types of commons with no pre-existing rules and norms; increasingly complex; with size, communities, incentives often unknown; extremely dynamic; reactions to threats of enclosure; heterogeneous community; new forms of collaboration and collective action; and global in many cases. I think is a perspective that can help a lot in the case of knowledge and new forms of learning.
clairesp

Top Citizen Science Projects of 2012 - CitizenSci - 2 views

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    2012 was a huge year for citizen science. From microbes to Zombie Flies, from sea to space, there was no shortage of opportunities for everyday people to contribute to real scientific discovery. Each year at SciStarter, we analyze our glorious website metrics to identify the most popular projects of the year.
ibudule

Open Science and Crowd Science: Selected Sites and Resources - 2 views

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    A good selection of existing sites an resources of open science and crowd science
veronicasoledad

Wikipedia para docentes - 1 views

A continuación comparto los 10 usos de Wkipedia para docentes, link de interés http://es.globalvoicesonline.org/2014/04/12/diez-usos-de-wikipedia-para-docentes/

Modulo8

started by veronicasoledad on 30 Oct 14 no follow-up yet
Julia Echeverría

Property Rights for the Future - 1 views

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    Hi there, I have just find this excelente video about the future os property rihgts and think that may be interesting for you all. "Property Rights Development: Implications for Sustainability | PRESENTER: Brian Kelly, Graduate Student Fellow, MS Candidate in Community Development and Applied Economics | 4/20/12 Modern property rights assignments and regimes are ill-equipped to adapt to increased ecological scarcity, resulting in economically-inefficient outcomes and a systemic inability to enable the development of a green economy. This presentation will discuss how property rights emerge, the viability of rights for future generations, and the how the existence of environmental externalities necessitates the inevitable emergence of common property rights regimes, grounded in the empirical example of Vermont's groundwater". Regards Julia Echeverría
Elke Lackner

What is a MOOC? - 1 views

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    This blog post gives a short but important overview about what is a MOOC. The author also gives an insight into the MOOC design model showing what to consider when planning a MOOC. What is even more interesting is the fact, that this post is just a chapter of an open textbook "Teaching in in Digital Age".
noveltynotion

Against 'Long-Form Journalism' - 1 views

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    I have had it with long-form journalism. By which I mean-don't get me wrong-I'm fed up with the term long-form itself, a label that the people who create and sell magazines now invariably, and rather solemnly, apply to their most ambitious work.
Kevin Stranack

Maker Education and Experiential Education - 6 views

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    Places the popular concept of the makerspace within the theoretical context of experiential education.
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    Good infographics!
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    I have a 11-year old daughter, so a lot of the readings and activities we do in this course usually lead me to compare between how they apply to k-12 "fundamental" education and professional development. We are lucky in that some of her teachers are experimenting with flipped classroom and project-based learning. However, as a parent on the sideline, sometimes I wonder about their activities. How do I or anyone evaluate an activity to know that it is "educational"? This article gives a great definition, "...an experience is educative if it lead to further growth, intellectually or morally..." Another quote I like a lot is "learner to take initiative, make decisions, and be accountable for the results."
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    Good article on the Maker Movement, and references to the thinking of John Dewey. I hadn't realized some of the Maker Movement extends back to the 1970's. I had the chance to meet Sylvia Libow Martinez a couple of years ago (of Invent to Learn - http://www.inventtolearn.com/) and got a deeper insight into the power of the Maker Movement, Maker Fairs, and how sharing knowledge and collaboration is producing some amazing things in the realm of 3D printing, wearable technology, and changing paradigms for education.
Julia Echeverría

Publishing innovation - 1 views

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    There is one point in student and publishing en general, it will go on with non stop from now on. Digital publishing is low cost and a great help to student and any person as well.
vicdesotelle

Concentrix Management: How To Cross Pollinate Innovation Teams - 0 views

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    Concentrix Management (CM) is a model for distributing and managing information with the intent to cross pollinate ideas and concepts across sub-groups so that each part of the system knows about the 'whole' (of which all working groups within it reside) without overloading any one person.
chemarisg

12 Vídeos de YouTube que cada educador en línea debe ver - 0 views

https://educacioncuatropuntocero.wordpress.com/tag/ple/

knowledge open

started by chemarisg on 02 Dec 14 no follow-up yet
noku2la

http://www.thelandscapeoflearning.com/2012/01/12-apps-to-get-your-students-publishing.html - 1 views

Student publishing can be taught at an early stage

started by noku2la on 02 Dec 14 no follow-up yet
slacey21

Dark Social: The Dominant Force In Online Sharing - 4 views

Where does the majority of the data shared online come from? A very thought provoking article with infographic. http://www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2014/12/04/dark-social-the-dominant-force-...

knowledge social data share

started by slacey21 on 04 Dec 14 no follow-up yet
kvdmerwe

Guidelines for peer reviewers - 0 views

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    This is a useful guide for peer reviewers.
monde3297

Nothing beats the real thing - 3 views

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    Nothing beats the real thing
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    Professor Jansen at his best! I have been wondering if MOOC's would work well with entry level students. For me, this Mooc has been stimulating and informative, but then, I already have a post grad university qualification and I wished to update myself on newer research methodologies and advances in information management. It would be interesting to test whether young people who are not initially accepted at university, for whatever reason, could use MOOCs to prepare themselves for their future chosen courses, but that would take a lot of determination, maturity and dedication on their part. Having been a bricks and student myself, I would recommend it to all young people who wish to study after school, but MOOC's do have a place to keep oneself updated. I've learnt so much and I intend to carry on with this research after the course for my own benefit (and who knows maybe register for more MOOCs!)
talenwu

Wikipedia Is More Biased Than Britannica, but Don't Blame the Crowd - 2 views

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    Researchers found out that " Wikipedia is significantly more biased than Britannica by their measurement, and a bit more left-leaning." But isn't the biggest and the most important thing of Wikipedia is their neutral point of view policy? This is introduced by the Wikipedia founder as the core principle of the community in our lecture video. However, researchers also found out that, the research result is influenced by their measurement, "Wikipedia articles are longer, on average, than Britannica articles, and on a per word basis Wikipedia is actually slightly less biased. Wikipedia articles which have received more revisions tend to be more neutral. The more the crowd works on an article, the less biased it is."
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    Does that mean it has created a platform for all the political foes to meet, under one roof and voice out their views.
noku2la

http://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2014/12/01/whats-going-on-in-the-library-part-1-libr... - 0 views

Library publishing part 1

started by noku2la on 10 Dec 14 no follow-up yet
noku2la

http://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2014/12/09/whats-going-on-in-the-library-part-2-the-... - 0 views

Library publishing part 2

started by noku2la on 10 Dec 14 no follow-up yet
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