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Recientemente, investigadores de la Universidad de Harvard descubrieron que esa red se activa de forma especial cuando reflexionamos sobre nosotros mismos, por lo que sería esencial para reafirmar nuestra identidad. "tan solo dos minutos en silencio absoluto son más beneficiosos que escuchar música relajante y provocan una mayor disminución de la presión sanguínea."

interesante (aunque del 2015)

Herramienta para ver cuáles rastros va uno dejando en Internet, así como para explorar las formas para mitigarlos. El ejercicio es interesante...

Charla de Cristobal Cobo / IIPE Las diapositivas están aquí http://www.slideshare.net/cristobalcobo/no-valores-lo-que-mides-mejor-mide-lo-que-valoras

Sobre el aprendizaje... pensando en el trabajo actual: abrir panorámica sobre las relaciones entre tecnología y sociedad ¡Aprender es un tema de esa relación!

How To Cite Social Media: MLA & APA Formats. Entrada de blog de Aditi Rao muestra cómo hacer la referencia bibliográfica en esos formatos (no aborda directamente el tema de la citación).

"People that you interact with in the physical world have no expectation of appearing on your blog. The exception to this is when you explicitly ask permission - which is the approach we took when travel blogging. We did not include pictures of people who did not give us their permission. For us, this was especially important when the pictures were of children. We always asked permission before sharing pictures or names (we only share first names) on our travel blog. When someone blogs about their ideas, however, they are expecting that they are given appropriate credit for their ideas. They are self-publishing as a way to not only share their ideas but also to claim ownership over their ideas, and as such, they should be appropriately attributed."

concetos para mirar: Green OA; Gold OA / embargo en esta perspectiva "But Harnad says the goal is "reachable." What the European Union needs to do is require that its scientific output is deposited in institutional repositories, an option called Green OA. The Dutch government favors Gold OA, in which authors publish in an OA journal; the council does not express a preference for either route." [...] The council's statement is also slightly ambiguous on what exactly should be accomplished by 2020. It calls for "immediate" OA, "without embargoes or with as short as possible embargoes." Many non-OA journals currently allow authors to make their papers available-for instance in an institutional repository-6 or 12 months after publication, but the essence of immediate OA is that a paper is freely available when it gets published. How short journal-imposed embargoes would have to become to qualify as "immediate" OA remains unclear. Harnad says the deposit in an institutional repository should be "immediately upon acceptance for publication (because if the 2019 scientific article output is deposited in 2021, that is not OA in 2020)."

Un sitio que es un referente común para hablar de estadísitcas sobre uso de la internet a nivel mundia. "Internet World Stats is an International website that features up to date world Internet Usage, Population Statistics, Travel Stats and Internet Market Research Data, for over 233 individual countries and world regions. See the Internet Big Picture here."

Medium is home to the world's curious minds. From the clever to the controversial, find ideas worth making time for. Ideas and perspectives you won't find anywhere else. Medium taps into the brains of the world's most insightful writers, thinkers, and storytellers to bring you the smartest takes on topics that matter. So whatever your interest, you can always find fresh thinking and unique perspectives.

Hi there! We're Ian, Elizabeth, Duncan, Anjali, hugh, Darren and Matt, and we're the editorial team of How We Get To Next - a non-profit project funded by the Gates Foundation. We're interested in exploring the intersections between science, technology and culture, and how those things are changing the future. New ideas come from unexpected places - we're interested in the people doing important, fascinating work outside of the tiny part of the technology world on the west coast of the United States of America. Here's how we tell their stories: We explore topics from Health to Identity, from Play to Afrofuturism. We publish more than just non-fiction articles - you should check out the Wonderland podcast, for example, or our data visualisations about how we live and die, or our infogifs about the future of money, or our comic about how biological machines will help us live on Mars. At the start of a new topic, we like to publish resources that help you get up to speed, so you can participate in the conversations even if you're not an expert. We've got everything you need to dive right in. As of June 2017, we've begun to experiment with episodic storytelling formats. That means we're trying out new ways of telling stories over a longer period of time, building a narrative over a number of articles, podcast episodes, or other discrete chunks of content. Here are some articles we've done that we think are particularly good at showing what we're interested in exploring: Persisting in Dark Times: Lessons From a War Crimes Researcher [12-minute read] The Most Subversive Way To Travel [13-minute read] For Refugees, Soccer Helps Pass an Eternity in Limbo [12-minute read] Without an Address, You're No One [7-minute read] From the Andes to Outer Space: How One Company Saved Argentina's Space Program [13-minute read] A Coal Miner's Daughter & The End of Coal [14-minute read] YouTube H