Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-20

RT @Glinner: The secret. Is the incorrect use of. Puntuation. RT @KrystalSim International Talk Like Christopher Walken Day…brilliant 🙂 #
RT @davecormier: #PLENK2010 post http://bit.ly/c6M0Em PLEs – disaggregate power, not people #
RT @paullowe: The Cognitive Surplus of a conference revisited – more reflections on #del10 http://ow.ly/2Grlz #altc2010 #
RT @NancyWhite: Very cool site about making thinking visible http://bit.ly/64RWW3 #visual_thinking #
@amcunningham Went to watch a game in Croke Park when I was living there, can’t believe more people don’t die during those games 🙂 in reply to amcunningham #
Previous link to “Blended learning in clinical education” presentation had issues, this one seems to be better http://ht.ly/2Gs5u #
@Thinkbirth Bizarre, the 2nd link works for me as well. Try http://www.slideshare.net/theboatashore/blended-learning-in-clinical-education in reply to Thinkbirth #
#Thuthuka funding application for #PhD got rejected…I didn’t ask for enough money. Institution says they will cover my relevant expenses #
@Thinkbirth Mmm, just tested it, it works for me. Try this one http://ht.ly/2Grlu in reply to Thinkbirth #
#nowlistening to Lifeboats by Snow Patrol from A Hundred Million Suns. http://is.gd/fhRAk #
Just uploaded a presentation to SlideShare: Blended learning in clinical education http://slidesha.re/cbCe5s #
RT @cristinacost: TEDX by kids for kids! http://twurl.nl/mu3p8a live now #
Free new guide to teaching at a distance from South Africa http://ow.ly/1qS22w #
Google Chrome Extensions at School: Research and write papers http://ow.ly/1qS1Qf #
Now Available: The Complete Android Guide http://ow.ly/1qS1Hw #
Open source Facebook replacement Diaspora drops first alpha http://ow.ly/1qS1Ay #
RT @veletsianos: Learning styles: Zero evidence. http://bit.ly/bilavA #
RT @presentationzen: “Teachers open the door. You enter by yourself.” http://post.ly/y7BZ #
@courosa Docs, Mendeley, WordPress/Buddypress, Skype in reply to courosa #
@mpaskevi Just finished listening to your presentation on OER, really enjoyed it. Sorry, but can’t seem to find download link 🙁 in reply to mpaskevi #
@mpaskevi I disagree. I believe that when academics comprehend the value of openness, they do embrace it, but minds are hard to change 🙂 in reply to mpaskevi #
Consensus, difference & ‘multiple communities’ in networked learning http://ow.ly/1qRRGm #
Collect, Process and Share Your Online Research with Trailmeme http://ow.ly/1qRRDR #
10 Things You Didn’t Know About the New Twitter.com http://ow.ly/2FtS5 #
RT @TheObnoxiousOwl: If you love me you will RT http://www.obnoxiousowl.com #
Just submitted my abstract for #WCPT congress, 2011: Social networks to develop practice knowledge in UG physio students http://ht.ly/2EuG3 #
SNAPP: “a student network visualisation tool from the extraction of discussion forum activity” http://ht.ly/2Erky #
The Chronicle – Online, bigger classes may be better classes. “Open teaching”, when the world is welcome http://ht.ly/2Erel #
International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning: issue on innovation in African education http://ht.ly/2Er8v #
Gurstein’s Community Informatics – Open Data: Empowering the Empowered or Effective Data Use for Everyone? http://ht.ly/2EqYO #
Elearnspace – Africa: Millenium Development Goals. George Siemens’ post on changing educational strategy in Africa http://ht.ly/2EqQv #
@RonaldArendse was good to catch up a bit. How’d your presentation go? Did you speak your mind 🙂 #
I need more Dropbox space! If you’ve been thinking about using it, consider signing up from this link http://db.tt/6rNr3jz. Thanks if you do #
Open Research? I often wonder why people would voluntarily participate in research…maybe to learn? http://ow.ly/1qQO6b #

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