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Open Data for Economic Growth - 0 views

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    Paper Conclusions: While sources differ in their precise estimates of the economic potential of Open Data, all are agreed that it is potentially very large. In countries which were early movers in Open Data there is already evidence of significant businesses having developed to exploit that potential. Leading governments have recognised that their role is not simply to publish data - they are supporting the whole value chain of the use of data through four distinct though interlinked roles. Other governments should consider how to use their Open Data to enhance economic growth, and should put in place strategies to promote and support the use of data in this way.
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Eric Mazur on new interactive teaching techniques | Harvard Magazine Mar-Apr 2012 - 4 views

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    In 1990, after seven years of teaching at Harvard, Eric Mazur, now Balkanski professor of physics and applied physics, was delivering clear, polished lectures and demonstrations and getting high student evaluations for his introductory Physics 11 course, populated mainly by premed and engineering students who were successfully solving complicated problems. Then he discovered that his success as a teacher "was a complete illusion, a house of cards."
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México: Partidos políticos aprueban ley que censura las redes sociales en Nue... - 0 views

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    This is the second article. Censorship is endorsed under the argument of responsible use and cyberbullying. Where do you draw the line?
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El Gobierno de EPN y el PRI en el Senado proyectan censura inédita y el contr... - 0 views

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    I am posting this articles because I am interested in understanding where it is ok to draw the line. As a citizen, I endorse freedom of speech and information. As a father, I prefer a more secure and controlled environment for my children. I defend my right to choose for myself the information I want to get, but do I have the right to exclude someone's opinion if his or her points of view are not shared or do not stand for by the principles of the community?
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