Tag: intellectual property

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-06-13

Jun 13, 2011

in Digest

africa, biomed central, doctoral students, Google Docs, intellectual property, lecture capture, licensing, multimedia, open access, open educational resources, open web, papert, personal learning network, photos, publising, research, social media, wikimedia commons, wikipedia, writing, zotero, zotpress

@mpascoe Thanks for pointing that out, here’s the link http://bit.ly/jcxBNr # Tech-savvy doctoral students increasingly look to open web technologies http://bit.ly/jcxBNr (prev tweet has broken link) # @mpascoe wrt students and lecture capture, study was done by a company selling devices for lecture capture…have to wonder about results # One year on « The Thesis…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2011-01-10

Jan 10, 2011

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abstract, AMEE, android, e-learning, ebooks, ece, elbow, geekretreat, http, intellectual property, literacy, Manchester, Multiple Tablet, plagiarism, postgraduate, research, RT, scribd, social networks, southampton, twitter, wcpt, wikipedia

@RachaelLowe I’m hoping to present at WCPT, & uni will only fund if that happens, so holding thumbs. B great to meet somehow # @rachaellowe Pity. I’m also trying to get to 2 conferences Manchester & Southampton, from 6-14 July. Maybe we can meet sometime then? # RT @wesleylynch: RT @Realmdigital: 20 movies to geek…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-01-11

Jan 11, 2010

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cms, diigo, education, geekretreat, ICT, intellectual property, learning management system, moodle, open learning, open science, personal learning environment, pln, science commons

The Year Ahead for IT in Higher Education http://bit.ly/5VHk2q # Just found out I got a scholarship for #geekretreat. This is what I’m thinking about http://bit.ly/4Flsqc # I’m ideologically against content management systems but Moodle 2 looks interesting…platform, rather than application http://bit.ly/8Rt5A1 # The Quantified Patient on Vimeo http://bit.ly/4zXRlY # A New Diigo Vision and…
Health OER Africa

Jul 29, 2009

in Education, Open access

africa, copyright, distance education, health oer, intellectual property, oer, open education resources, saide, South African Institute of Distance Education, workshop

Yesterday I attended the morning of a workshop around a Health OER Network for Africa that’s currently in development. It’s a project that’s sponsored by the South African Institute of Distance Education (SAIDE) and includes participants from all over the continent. The objectives of the workshop were to share lessons from the first phase of…

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