Tag: podcast

Emotions and assessment: considerations for rater‐based judgements of entrustment

Aug 20, 2018

in Assessment, Clinical, Education, Research

assessment, emotion, in beta, medical education, podcast

We identify and discuss three different interpretations of the influence of raters’ emotions during assessments: (i) emotions lead to biased decision making; (ii) emotions contribute random noise to assessment, and (iii) emotions constitute legitimate sources of information that contribute to assessment decisions. We discuss these three interpretations in terms of areas for future research and…
Notes on podcast from Stephen Downes

Jun 18, 2010

in Education, Learning, Teaching

access to services, Amazon, artificial intelligence, e-learning, educational services, ims, learning objects, oauth, Online identity, open web, openid, personal learning environment, ple, podcast, primitive recommender algorithms, random access, scorm, stephen downes, teaching and learning, youtube

I thought I’d make some notes while listening to this podcast interview from Stephen Downes., where he talks about personal learning environments, problems with e-learning and open vs. closed educational content. ———————————— Mentions Plearn as part of the opening discussion and bio. What is a PLE? Compares LMS to PLE. LMS is based around the…
KDE 4.3 is awesome

Jun 21, 2009

in Technology

akkregator, amarok, audacious, basket, decent podcast catcher, default file manager, desktop, digikam, dolphin, Dolphin file manager, Firefox, flickr, folder view, gnome, Google, Google Earth, google maps, gpodder, GUI, gwenview, jaunty, kde, koffice2, konqueror, kontact, kubuntu, lancelot, light-weight player, marble, media player, media players, MS, ms word, nepomuk, okular, open streetmap, opendocument, openoffice, OpenOffice.org word processor, pdf, podcast, qt4, semantic, semantic search, semnotes, songbird, spicebird, thunderbird, web browser, widgets, wikipedia, word processor

It’s been a busy few weeks at the university, with mid-year assessment (in all it’s various forms) having to take precedence over everything else. Now that it’s over and students are on holiday, I’ve finally gotten around to doing the things I’ve been putting off for a while…like installing the beta version of KDE 4.3…
How web 2.0 is changing medicine

Aug 20, 2008

in Open access, Social media, Technology, Web

british medical journal, Dean Giustini, healthcare, librarian, open content, podcast, rss, social software, web 2.0, wiki, wikipedia

The British Medical Journal published this article in December (2006), which may not seem like a long time ago in the traditional approach to academic publication but which in terms of the Internet is already old news. It asks, “Is a medical wikipedia the next step?”, a question I think is becoming more and more…

Tag: podcast

Emotions and assessment: considerations for rater‐based judgements of entrustment

Notes on podcast from Stephen Downes

KDE 4.3 is awesome

How web 2.0 is changing medicine