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chronicle.com (via @newsfromtengrrl) - May 25, 9:20 AM

Why 15 Minutes? - ProfHacker - The Chronicle of Higher Education

Why 15 Minutes?- ProfHacker - The Chronicle of Higher Education http://t.co/iLWPV2XV...
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www.ere.net (via @Noodle_news) - May 24, 10:06 AM

The Death of the Cubicle — and the Killers Are Collaboration and Innovation - ERE.net

The Death of the Cubicle-and the Killers are Collaboration & Innovation http://t.co/5Ac7TzXR #e20s #socbiz #digitalworkplace #intranet...
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www.edweek.org (via @mr_jyates) - May 24, 9:36 AM

Latest Round of NCLB Waiver Bids Critiqued

The Education Department presses states seeking NCLB flexibility for more-ambitious goals in their applications.
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www.guardian.co.uk (via @NewsworthyNews) - May 24, 9:14 AM

Why women leave academia and why universities should be worried

A recent report reveals that only 12% of third year female PhD students want a career in academia.
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mashable.com - May 24, 8:53 AM

Grockit Wants to Build a Pinterest for Learning

Grockit's latest product re-configures online content such as YouTube videos, Wikipedia entries and ebooks into ordered lesson plans.
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www.bostonherald.com - May 23, 11:23 AM

Lady Gaga's Little Monsters may scare social media giants - Boston Herald

MTV.comLady Gaga's Little Monsters may scare social media giantsBoston HeraldBy Jessica Van Sack Pop megastar Lady Gaga might just be onto something with her new social network, Little Monsters, launching this summer.
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www.telegraph.co.uk (via @Continuouslines) - May 23, 11:18 AM

Graphic: UK children more likely to be 'illiterate' than Australian or Canadian children, despite higher spending - Telegraph

Children in the United Kingdom and the United States are more likely to be "functionally illiterate" than children in Canada and Australia, despite higher spending on children and similar levels of inequality, new research has found. 

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thenextweb.com - May 21, 8:41 AM

Vyclone: This collaborative video app is just what citizen journalists ordered

Excerpted from the article:

"Vyclone is a free iOS app (UK-only for now), that professes to let you “Record life from all angles” – in short, it lets users collaborate from different locations and perspectives to “co-create, sync and share movies”.

 

Vyclone lets you upload a clip to its servers, where other users can throw their own shots into the mix to create a crowdsourced movie encompassing, literally, different points-of-view.

 

Once you’re in you can browse existing videos, or start shooting footage yourself.

 

It’s worth noting that once you upload a video for the Vyclone-using public to access, others can remix it and do as they please.

 

You can choose what content you want to share publicly through Vyclone, and whether you want to keep it private between you and your buddies. If you don’t choose ‘public’ or ‘private’, it will default to the former.

 

A nice little feature is that you can search for movies that have already been created nearby, which obviously lends itself well to event-specific video collaborations.

Once you’re done shooting or remixing the movie with the built-in editing tool, you can choose to broadcast your movie across all the usual social networks.

 

It’s worth noting that the app is UK-only for now, though as The Guardian notes, a full-scale launch should happen this year. And an Android app is in the works too..."

 

Read full article here: http://j.mp/K0nwFh


Via Giuseppe Mauriello
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www.wfs.org - May 17, 8:44 AM

The Rise of the SuperProfessor

For colleges and universities, the great age of experimentation is now upon us.

by Thomas Frey


Via Susan Bainbridge
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drawar.com - May 11, 2:26 PM

The Role of the 21st Century Designer | Drawar

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dratarrant.wordpress.com (via @laurenredhead) - May 11, 2:17 PM

The uncertainty of contemporary Higher Education

RT @drmelmarshall: Personal response to Rosalind Gill's essay - The uncertainty of contemporary Higher Education | Dr Anna Tarrant http://t.co/jQz1xa5L...
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someit.com - May 11, 2:14 PM

Pew Study: 18% Of U.S. Smartphone Owners Use Check-In Apps › SoMe Information Technology

Interesting tidbit....

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wethink.hypotheses.org (via @hypothesesorg) - May 10, 12:40 PM

Foucault revisited for the Digital Humanities | We think History

Foucault revisited for the Digital Humanities http://t.co/8Uiepe8S...
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www.nytimes.com - May 25, 9:18 AM

At a Tech-Savvy School, Smart Questions About City's New Social Media Policy - New York Times

At a Tech-Savvy School, Smart Questions About City's New Social Media PolicyNew York TimesBy Beth Fertig Students and teachers at the NYC iSchool in Manhattan greeted the city's recently announced social media policy with a shrug because it won't...
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www.theglobeandmail.com - May 24, 9:41 AM

Dragging medicare into the 21st century

More than 50 years after the introduction of [Canadian]  universal health care, we need a new approach to our most important social program – and a commitment to putting the interests of the patient first...

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www.insidehighered.com - May 24, 9:20 AM

Romney unveils higher education platform | Inside Higher Ed

"WASHINGTON -- The presumptive presidential Republican nominee Mitt Romney pledged Wednesday that, if elected, he would reshape or do away with two major Obama administration higher education policy initiatives: the overhaul of the federal student loan program and tighter regulations on for-profit colleges. . . ."

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play.google.com - May 24, 9:11 AM

Ebook Converter - Applications Android sur Google Play

Convert your files to Ebook formats! ePub, FB2, LIT, LRF, MOBI, PDB, PDF, TCR!

Ebook Converter allows you to convert almost all files to the below mentioned ebook formats! You can even change specific settings and select sometimes for what ebook reader the file is going to be used.

How can we convert almost every file on your phone? Well, the converting is accomplished by uploading your file to the cloud where it will be converted and downloaded back to your phone. This all occurs really fast and while the converting is being done you can just continue using your phone.

Features:
- Over 100 source formats are supported
- Convert to ePub (.epub), FB2 (.fb2), LIT (.lit), LRF (.lrf), MOBI (.mobi), PDB (.pdb), PDF (.pdf), TCR (.tcr)
- Use your own file manager application and select Ebook Converter to open. This will load the file automatically! 

 

I have used this App several times now and it is quick and works without a hitch. The question is why convert to ebook? Simple, an ebook is easier to read and keeps a bookmark. When you read alot of research documents like I do these features alone are worth their weight in gold. Plus, the ebook bookshelf is a nice way of browsing my files instead of trawling through document folders on my device.

 

5 stars for this one


Via Heath Sawyer
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readwritenow.wordpress.com - May 23, 11:25 AM

Why students of the Humanities should look for jobs in Silicon Valley

Ok, I’ll risk sounding like a broken record to say again that the notion that humanities students are ill-positioned for solid careers after college is simply misguided.  It still bears repe...
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netjmc.com - May 23, 11:20 AM

Clarifying the word “collaboration” to reduce confusion and conflict ...

The word “collaboration” is creating lots of confusion these days. In several recent client projects, I've seen firsthand to what extent different interpretations of “collaboration” have triggered serious misunderstandings and even ...
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chronicle.com (via @HECRMGuru) - May 23, 11:10 AM

Educational Technology Is Key to Job Training, Panelists Say - Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Education

#HE #Tech Educational Technology Is Key to Job Training, Panelists Say ...: The Chronicle of Higher Education .....
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www.npr.org - May 18, 8:39 AM

Information Overload Is Not Unique To Digital Age : NPR

The overload of the print revolution led to indexes, reference books, editors, authors, classification systems. 17 minute 48 second audio interview with author of "Too Much to Know" Managing Scholarly Information Before the Modern Age" -- Howard

 

"It is a constant complaint: We're choking on information. The flood of data on the Web has reached mind boggling proportions, and it shows no signs of stopping. But wait, says Harvard professor Ann Blair -- this is not a new condition."


Via Howard Rheingold
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chronicle.com - May 14, 8:25 AM

10 Commandments of Twitter for Academics - Do Your Job Better - The Chronicle of Higher Education

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www.good.is (via @tw_top_charity) - May 11, 2:23 PM

Learning to 'Think Wrong' Could Be the Key to the Right Answers - Education - GOOD

'How to Think Wrong' workshops teach us to challenge the status quo.
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www.marketwatch.com - May 11, 2:16 PM

EMC Greenplum to Host Second Annual Data Science Summit - MarketWatch (press release)

EMC Greenplum to Host Second Annual Data Science SummitMarketWatch (press release)The event brings together thought leaders from academia, the social enterprise, Silicon Valley start-ups, and the public sector to help attendees explore and define...
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www.prdaily.com (via @SocialSuz) - May 10, 12:47 PM

How to develop a sensible social media policy | Articles

How to convince the naysayers in IT, HR, and the Legal Department that social media is a necessity.
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