Skills Training and Research Technologies

"Naotake Murayama, "Hirame Sashimi" September 29, 2005 via Flickr, Creative Commons Attribution"

"Narrative research designs"

"The Postgraduate Photography Research Network"

Wanda J. Orlikowski - good to look at the way she manages research date - how she organises quotes

"Ever since the 17th century, the "advancement of learning" as Francis Bacon calle"

"Kiran Bir Sethi teaches kids to take charge"

" * About * Fellows * Videos * Events * Accelerator * Community * Partners * Labs * Blog James O'Brien: Hands-on Education James O'Brien: Hands-on Education 2009 PopTech Fellow James O'Brien assembled a staff of like-minded educators to create BCAM - Brooklyn Community Arts & Media High School. The fledgling educational-innovation tank combines performance-based academics and professional training in media and arts to prepare teenagers for success in the 21st century."

"Preparing to use Diigo"

"Jeff Howe on the role of incentives in crowdsourcing"

"Narrative Matters 2010 Call for Papers"

headshotDr. Greg Elmer, (gelmer at bell.blackberry.net) Director Infoscape Research Lab & Bell Globemedia Research Chair, Ryerson University Greg Elmer (PhD, University of Massachusetts Amherst) is associate professor of Communication and Culture and Radio TV Arts at Ryerson University. Greg's research and teaching focus on new media and politics, information and communication technologies, computer networks, and media globalization. Greg provides analysis and commentary for the media on the role of new media in Canadian and American politics. In the fall 2008 Greg worked with CBC-The National on its internet coverage of the Canadian federal election. In 2007 Greg joined Ottawa's The Hill Times as a political columnist.

"What is Society6? Society6 is where artists promote each others' work, and collaborate with brands to create and sell collectible products."

"Twitter for Research: Why and How to Do It, Including Case Studies"

"Choosing the Right Grad School"

"About People around Hexagons The Hive is a collective of creative people. The Hive enhances: * communication and links between people and projects * collaboration and opportunities * enables a personal space to be created * searchable central pool of creative ideas and projects University of Salford The Hive has been developed at the University of Salford, but anyone is welcome to join. There is also a Hive space in the virtual world of Second Life, which forms an extension of the Hive website hub. The Hive will provides you with a way to create your own web space and to promote your work, share ideas and find out what other's are doing. It will enable you to make the right links to people and information. It can also enhance and work in tandem with your existing website or creative group. If you get stuck you can drop us a line at: hive@xfs.org.uk The Hive has been selected as a permanent fixture in the forthcoming Media City Salford Quays. This means that anyone that joins the Hive has a chance of their work being shown in this cutting edge space. The Hive has some standard terms and conditions which are accepted at the point of joining the Hive. The Hive and its contents also subscribes to the Creative Commons 'some rights reserved' license. Please drop us a line if you require further information about any of this."

"Third Workshop on Story-Telling and Educational Games (STEG'10) December 8-10, 2010, Shanghai, China"

"Creative Crowdwriting: The Open Book"

"Budapest Open Access Initiative "