Tag: social networking
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-12-06
20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web http://bit.ly/i5BNhn. Simple guide to showcase HTML5, from Google # RT @theobnoxiousowl: Social networking is word of mouth on steroids. Can you control word of mouth? It’s almost impossible # @jpbosman Hi JP. What’s the new direction? We should hook up & chat since I missed HELTASA.…
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-16
Pepsi spill causes sticky mess in science blogging ecosystem http://bit.ly/8XiQ3N # Just started reading “Unseen academicals”. I love Terry Pratchett # Plagiarism Is Not a Big Moral Deal. I teach professional ethics in practice, and I agree with this http://bit.ly/b37kfw # Mobile Phone Learning on the Move in Africa. http://bit.ly/aVpdV3 # Juxio – combine image…
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Thoughts on social networking with 3rd year physio students
Earlier this week I ran a workshop with our 3rd year physio students, as part of my SAFRI project where I’m looking at how participation in a social network can impact reflective learning practices in a community. Unlike the other workshops I’ve run, I’m going to be running this assignment, which will see the students…
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2009-08-10
Grading practices http://tinyurl.com/kmaftd via http://www.diigo.com/~michaelrowe # Beyond Social Networking: Building Toward Learning Communities — Campus Technology http://bit.ly/VnmhB # Skills developed through social networks that lead to collaborative learning http://www.diigo.com/06rad # 3 Challenges to Wiki Use in Instruction — Campus Technology http://bit.ly/biP0c # New NICE guidelines on LBP : RachaelLowe (interesting post on the applicability of…
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Open source alternatives to proprietary applications
in Technologycross platform, Discovery Channel, facebook, GIMP, instant messaging, Internet Explorer, Internet TV application, linux, microsoft, Microsoft Windows, National Geographic, open source, operating system, operating systems, proprietary, social networking, social networking service, software, software application, technology, TED, ubuntu, web browser, word processingI thought I’d take a moment to briefly mention a few open source alternatives to popular computer applications. The following programmes are all: Here is my incomplete list of the open-source software I use: Firefox – A very popular web browser that offers a more secure, more intuitive and faster alternative to Internet Explorer. OpenOffice.org…