Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-03-08

Michael Rowe — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 04:22:00 +0000

RT @cristinacost: Forum: Qualitative Social Research. Open access journal on qual. research http://twurl.nl/6dzg0w #
RT @Richard_Dawkins: Beetle’s Hue Preserved After 600,000 Years: oldest example of vivid color on a prehistoric creature http://is.gd/9Axfl #
Edge 313 – Why it’s time to start taking the internet seriously http://bit.ly/bXjH39 #
German Study Casts Doubt on Net Gen Claims http://tinyurl.com/yax8wrf #
Siemens short post on the uselessness of versioning concepts, as in “learning 2.0″ http://bit.ly/cchJLK #
New Study Highlights Superficiality of Digital Native Concept http://tinyurl.com/ya4xf7o #
Professor at a Chinese University Is Punished for Plagiarizing a Test http://tinyurl.com/yddeebr #
Day 1 of #SAFRI programme finished, excited to be a part of it, but no-one to tweet with and no laptops allowed #
55 Open Source Apps Transforming Education — Datamation.com http://bit.ly/b69WUc #
@russellmayne You’re welcome too, but its not mine. Will contact person I got it from to get citation details? #
The research journey (humour) http://twitpic.com/1606go #

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-08

Michael Rowe — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 04:22:00 +0000

Two new Qualitative analysis books | Virtual Canuck http://bit.ly/aLWter #
RT @xbkingx: Vegetative Patient Answers Yes and No Questions With His Brain [Medicine] http://ff.im/fqqoK #
RT @gsiemens: RT @amcunningham: visualising learning networks- going to download tool now! fascinating http://bit.ly/99xtVu #
Improving presentation skills, academic conferences are often dry and conservative, we need more entertainers http://tinyurl.com/yfa38hr #
@patrickkayton I agree, most proponents of e-”anything” just move their existing paradigms online, but only a few people change paradigms #
Creating an Effective Conference Presentation http://bit.ly/aZZxCc #
SIAM: Guidelines for Poster Presenters http://bit.ly/9yzilN #
An Effective Poster :: Creating Effective Poster Presentations http://bit.ly/9JXkY7 #
“No boundaries” to what could be possible in education http://tinyurl.com/yd2fo2g #
Technician – Ebooks sales underwhelming http://bit.ly/bOnw5P #
Bridging the digital divide: rural Internet kiosks in Africa « Tony Bates http://bit.ly/9S2y3Y #
Surgeons practice on virtual brain – National Research Council Canada http://bit.ly/cXu3Ru #
OER at UCT – open content directory launches http://tinyurl.com/yb8r33s #