by kris | Oct 19, 2013 | BEST LINKS EVER
A 2011 TED Talk with Eli Pariser, a pioneering online organizer, reminds us how personalized web searches limit what is uncomfortable for us to learn. How do curation algorithms edit out to fit our “filter bubble” and then limit our perceptions of other...
by kris | Oct 19, 2013 | BEST LINKS EVER
Another chance to learn with a MOOC, a Moodle MOOC on WizIQ. See a webinar called Teaching with Technology that tutors: integration of the blog as a teaching tool. The challenge of participation using blogs to connect to get students excited about learning. Very...
by andflywrite | Oct 19, 2013 | BEST LINKS EVER
This is a followup post to Kris’s Startup Weekend post; this is the actual Las Cruces page, which if one scrolls down has the agenda and times of particular events listed, people and groups involved, and such.
by andflywrite | Oct 18, 2013 | BEST LINKS EVER
Short New Yorker article about some origins of info graphics and why we like them today. Gareth Cook also compiles a best infographics series of books… there’s one just out ten days ago for best of 2013. (alas, appears not to be a app or eBook, though...
by andflywrite | Oct 17, 2013 | BEST LINKS EVER
short article in Slate talking about how reading is something “new again” in the online communications revolution, and that “eBook” doesn’t really cover all that’s different and new. They want a different word: “CodeX”....
by andflywrite | Oct 15, 2013 | BEST LINKS EVER
most recent blog post by Jose Ferreira, head honcho of Knewton.
