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Cole Camplese

Organize your resources in an online binder - LiveBinders - 2 views

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    Really interesting way to package web content.
Cole Camplese

University Classrooms - Office of Physical Plant - 3 views

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    Overview of GPC at Penn State
Cole Camplese

Blogsy for iPad on the iTunes App Store - 2 views

  • Blogsy is a tool designed specifically to take full advantage of the iPad’s unique touch functionality. Adding your photos and videos is as easy as dragging them from the media sidebar and dropping them into your blog post.
Cole Camplese

What if he is right? - 2 views

  • The printing press brought about a radical change. People began getting their information primarily by seeing it -the printed word. The visual sense became dominant. Print translates one sense-hearing, the spoken word-into another sense sight, the printed word. Print also converts sounds into abstract symbols, the letters. Print is or derly progression of abstract, visual symbols. Print led to the habit of categorizing-putting everything in order, into categories, "jobs," "prices," "departments," "bureaus," "specialties." Print led, ultimately, to the creation of the modern economy, to bureaucracy, to the modern army, to nationalism itself.
  • People today think of print as if it were a technology that has been around forever. Actually, the widespread use of print is only about two hundred years old. Today new technologies-television, radio, the telephone, the computer-are causing another revolution. Print caused an "explosion"-breaking society up into categories. The electronic media, on the other hand, are causing an "implosion," forcing people back together in a tribal unity.
  • . There will be a whole nation of young psychic drop- outs-out of it-from the wealthy suburbs no less than the city slums. The thing is, all these TV-tribal children are aural people, tactile people, they're used to learning by pattern recogni tion. They go into classrooms, and there up in front of them are visual, literate, print-minded teachers. They are up there teaching classes by subjects, that is, categories; they've broken learning down into compartments -mathematics, history, geography, Latin, biology-it doesn't make sense to the tribal kids, it's like trying to study a flood by counting the trees going by, it's unnatural.
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  • "Well . . . they're all working from very obsolete premises, of course. Almost by definition." By definition? "Certainly. By the time you can get a thousand people to agree on enough principles to hold such a meeting, conditions will already have changed, the principles will be useless." McLuhan pulls his chin down into his neck. The Hayakawa conference . . . disappears.
  • One thing that drew them to McLuhan was his belief in "generalism" -pattern recognition. McLuhan, for example, dismisses the idea of university "departments," history, political science, sociology, and so forth; he considers all that obsolete and works in four or five of the old "fields" at once. It is all one field to him.
  • from The New Life Out There by Tom Wolfe (c) 1965 The New York Herald Tribune
Cole Camplese

iPads in education - edna.edu.au - 0 views

  • The iPad is being trialled in a large number of schools and educational settings across Australia. This theme page provides links to school trials, app review sites, blogs by teachers using iPads and a range of other useful resources for iPads in and out of the classroom.
Cole Camplese

WordPress at TLT Labs | Home - 1 views

  • This site is being used to explore to affordances of WordPress as a platform as it relates to teaching, learning, and research. We are just getting started, so expect things to change rapidly or to encounter the occasional glitch. You can use the “Log In” link in the horizontal menu bar at the very top of the page to get started.
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    Exploring WP as a platform to support new teaching practice.
Cole Camplese

US Government's 'Pirate' Domain Seizures Failed Miserably | TorrentFreak - 0 views

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    Interesting view on the nearly impossible job of copyright enforcement on the Internet. I don't like that copyright gets violated, but I also am not sure I like these tactics.
Cole Camplese

Symposium opens technology dialogue - The Daily Collegian Online - 2 views

  • “Ultimately, we want ideas from the symposium to have a broad impact across the university,” he said.
Cole Camplese

What's New in Google Apps - 3 views

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    I like that they are finally working to share where they are going.
Cole Camplese

DOING WHAT WORKS: Google's Project Oxygen: Eight Good Manager's Behaviors and Three Pit... - 1 views

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    Update to google's Projeect Oxegen to include all the things they discovered.
Cole Camplese

Is lecture capture the worst educational technology? | Mark Smithers - 32 views

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    Should we be investing in a University wide initiative?
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    I think it is better than the Aqua Bar, that's for sure ;-). I also wonder if this discussion would have happend as a comment thread to a blog post ... I doubt it. I like that the discussion is happening though. I wonder if we should organize an open discussion with people from around campus to see what they think. Conversations with designers and faculty might prove really interesting. Would the implementation of LC in all GPC's on campus change the design models for web courses or the world campus? Would that be a good thing? I just don't know. Anyone want to consider this as a way to get a larger conversation going?
Cole Camplese

Penn State Live - Devastating appropriation cut advanced for Penn State - 0 views

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    If this doesn't paint a picture where teaching and learning with technology isn't critical I don't know what does.  Our collective challenge is to think about how we approach this moment as an opportunity.
Cole Camplese

U. of Kentucky's Technology Leadership Center Will Be Run From Iowa - Wired Campus - Th... - 1 views

  • The reservations don’t surprise Cole W. Camplese, senior director of teaching and learning with technology at Pennsylvania State University. “Anytime there is a radical change in the way things are done, people will be cautious,” he says. The university has apparently decided this is worth the risk, he adds. Mr. Camplese also notes that Mr. McLeod is well-regarded and very experienced. “If anyone can pull this off, it will be someone like Scott,” he says.
Cole Camplese

Ways to use Diigo - 6 views

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    I've been using Diigo as a replacement for delicious for several months and find it much more powerful and really easy to integrate into my workflow. I'd be curious as we use it if we could post ideas on how we could work with faculty to integrate it into teaching or research?
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    Matt, the first thing to do is install either the bookmarklet on safari or the extensions for firefox. Makes using it a breeze!
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