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I enjoyed reading (July)

Jul 30, 2014

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artificial intelligence, Carl Sagan, communication, connectivism, garr reynolds, learning, luddite, massive open online course, networked learning, open assessment, open education, open learning, open networks, personal learning networks, science, spirituality

Artificial Intelligence Is Now Telling Doctors How to Treat You (Daniela Hernandez) Artificial intelligence is still in the very early stages of development–in so many ways, it can’t match our own intelligence–and computers certainly can’t replace doctors at the bedside. But today’s machines are capable of crunching vast amounts of data and identifying patterns that…
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-05-17

May 17, 2009

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ascilite, blog, digital libraries, educators, free books, journal, mendeley, open assessment, plos, publishing, research, steven downes, tweets, twitter

“Encouraging educators to blog” http://bit.ly/2X2hO # Article on PLoS re. management of large digital libraries for academics, together with adding “social” to research http://bit.ly/CWgHE # Blog post discussing different challenges for researchers / scientists in managing their digital libraries http://bit.ly/xrBOT # To err is human: building a safer healthcare system (free book from the National…