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Tom Woodward

2015 week 7 in review | D'Arcy Norman dot net - 1 views

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weekly cycles up down

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  • Tom Woodward on 16 Feb 15
     
    "Audrey Watters: It's gonna take more than a 'genius hour'. I've tried to do something somewhat like this - it's essential for my team to have time to explore, create, play, discover, etc., and they can't do that if they're expected to be "on task" 100% of the time. A big part of our role in the Technology Integration Group is to go deliberately off script, off-piste, and do things that we think are worth trying. Even if (especially if?) it's not an Official Project. But, it's hard to sustain when Real Projects and Deadlines loom and suck up all of the available time. So we have cycles. There are weeks where we're all "on task", and weeks where we're exploring new stuff. "
sanamuah

Online Test-Takers Feel Anti-Cheating Software's Uneasy Glare - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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shared by sanamuah on 06 Apr 15 - No Cached
  • Proctortrack, however, seems to impose more onerous strictures on students than a live proctor would. Among other things, it requires students to sit upright and remain directly in front of their webcams at all times, according to guidelines posted on the company’s site.“Changes in lighting can flag your test for a violation,” the guidelines say. And, “Even stretching, looking away, or leaning down to pick up your pencil could flag your test.”
sanamuah

Toronto scientist sharing research in real-time | Metro News - 0 views

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sharing research

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  • sanamuah on 04 Apr 16
     
    "She's publishing her lab notes and data online along with blogging about her work in lay language at labscribbles.com. She's believed to be the first biomedical researcher to open access to work in real time rather than waiting for experiments to be completed or their results published."
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