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This section covers finding sources for your writing in the World Wide Web. It includes information about search engines, Boolean operators, web directories, and the invisible web. It also includes an extensive, annotated links section. Via Patty Ball No comment yet.
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L'auteur, chercheur associé au laboratoire Paragraphe, s'interroge sur le passage d'un enseignement de "la maîtrise de l'information" à une formation à "la culture informationnelle". Paru en 2011 in Spiral-E - Revue de Recherches en Éducation – 2011 - Supplément électronique au N° 47 (19-31).
"L’enjeu consiste donc désormais à dépasser l’« information literacy » dans le sens d’une « maîtrise de l’information » (qui, dans cette définition restreinte du concept, va de l’analyse d’un besoin d’information à la recherche et l’évaluation critique de celle-ci afin de répondre à une problématique3) pour arriver à une « culture informationnelle", voire une « culture numérique » au sens plus large".
Une étude pour le supérieur, mais qui peut tout à fait être transposable dans le second degré!
Une démarche à suivre? Via Anne Lehmans, Stalder Angèle 
Stalder Angèle's comment,
August 29, 2012 2:42 AM
Merci pour ce lien! du grain à moudre encore et encore pour la profession!
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Fantastic graphic Blooms taxonomy Via Kathleen Cercone, Eva Buyuksimkesyan, João Greno Brogueira, Daniel Tan, Zoraini Wati Abas, Rozhan M Idrus, Lenandlar Singh, Jenny Smith
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Solution for making a free SMS inbox in a Google Spreadsheet using the IntelliSoftware SMS Gateway and 30 liines of Google Apps Script code. This particular example is used to collect votes for a poster competition but there are many other things you could use it for. Via Martin Hawksey
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Bienvenue dans l'ère de l'exhibition permanente. Où l'on poste, sur les réseau sociaux, ses photos, ses vacances, ses humeurs, son vécu, son quotidien trivial...
Partager, oui, mais jusqu'où et à quel prix ? Ne serait-ce pas non plus un filtre permanent entre nous et la vraie vie ? A lire attentivement et méditer... Via Isabelle Boucher-Doigneau - Cultureuse
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The world of digital textbooks is more than heating up. It’s on fire. Amazon just launched a digital rental option for textbooks. Companies like Chegg are becoming academic hubs that can improve your education experience through more than just textbook rentals. But all of the options to use digital textbooks have cost money. And teachers as well as students simply don’t have much. Until now. Via Donna Browne
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Innovative design crosses over all aspects of education. The American Society for Innovation Design in Education, or ASIDE, seeks to infuse curriculum with new approaches to teaching and thinking. Via juandoming
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Le développement des nouvelles technologies de l’information et de la communication dans les domaines sanitaire et médico-social ainsi que des modes d’exercice pluridisciplinaire accroissent le besoin d’échange dans l’intérêt d’une meilleure prise en charge des personnes. Les données de santé et les données médico-sociales sont aujourd’hui des données destinées à être partagées, même si elles relèvent de la vie privée de la personne. Via dbtmobile, Henri Lefèvre
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Travailler dans le web, avec le web, implique d’avoir à sa disposition des outils ergonomiques, appréciables, qui permettent un gain de temps appréciable – car, dans le web, tout bouge très vite, et les switch entre activités sont nombreux en une journée. Via Emmanuelle Saillard, Olivier JADZINSKI
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Note that Virtual Worlds is chugging out of the Trough of Disillusionment, with only 5-10 years to arrive at the Plateau of Productivity. Via Asil
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Ce diaporama constitue le support de la formation "Twitter, Google+ & Compagnie : comment tirer profit des dynamiques des réseaux sociaux pour soutenir l'apprentissage Via Gilles Le Page |
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Salesforce, spécialisé dans les solutions CRM, propose un nouveau site pour conseiller les entreprises françaises sur les réseaux sociaux. Entretiens d'experts, témoignages et fiches pratiques sont au programme. Via sandrinea
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Pocket, which used to be known as Read It Later, may look like a typical bookmarking app on the surface, but it’s no mere link saving utility. If you find something on the web, or in an app, that you want to read later, you can add it to Pocket, which works universally between your iPad, yout iPhone, and your computer, so you can view all of your content, anywhere, at any time.
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Strong Article and Infographic about citing sources
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If you search for tips on how to conduct proper academic research using the Internet, how do you know that the tips you find are legitimate and useful? Too often, what masquerades as useful is not up-to-date, is written by a novice, or is not thorough. Fear not! Below, I provide the definitive guide to conducting Internet research.
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New from the 21st Century Information Fluency Project:
For a limited time, try the new Plagiarism Dropbox self-paced tutorials for free!
This is a flash based training experience:
http://searchwhys.com/plagiarism-dropbox.swf
This game is designed to give you online interactive training in identifying and eliminating plagiarism.
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Create your own social network for free. We give you the content. Share your passion and create a fan following. Via Ana Cristina Pratas, J Lynn Lock
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Everyone knows that your primary email account is the lynchpin of your digital security: if someone gains access to that it's likely you could face quite a bit of damage, not unlike what happened to... Via THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY
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A few days ago, I tweeted about the beautiful map shown- Hurricanes and Tropical Storms since 1851. I added a note about the projection, which may be unusual for someone who was born in Europe, the US, or Continental Asia, as it is centered on the South Pole. Rob Simmon, a data visualizer at NASA Earth Observatory, replied: "I disagree with the map projection choice, far too much distortion of the data, especially in the Northern Hemisphere." That's a legitimate concern. Distorsion is a major challenge when designing maps. I gave Rob's comment some thought, as it is somehow related to the core idea in The Functional Art: Information graphics are tools; before choosing visual shapes to encode data we should define the tasks our graphics should help readers with. Additionally, in interactive visualizations we may want to explore information from different angles. In the video lectures that you get with the book, I point out that designers usually forget that sometimes it may be necessary to represent data more than once, with different kinds of charts, maps, and diagrams, each adapted to a particular function... Via Lauren Moss
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Add some oomph to your Google searches with this handy table of Google Advanced Search shortcuts. Via Cedric Saelens
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Robin Good: One of the most effective and popular methods to stay abreast of a topic area or to discover new stories about an issue is the use "hashtags" for Twitter seaches.
Here is a bunch of tools that make it easy for you to monitor and search, one or multiple Twitter hashtags on your preferred topics.
Useful. Resourceful. 7/10
Tools list: http://www.searchenginepeople.com/blog/best-tools-to-summarize-twitter-hashtags.html
Via Robin Good, Patrick Bouillaud
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Create free groups to privately communicate, schedule and share with the people and groups that matter most! Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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Do you know how old the average Twitter or Facebook user is? Do you know what share of Reddit’s users are women? We could go on and on; when it comes to social network demographics, the questions are endless. Pingdom shows here the age and gender distribution on 24 of today’s most popular social networks and online communities.
Social media is most definitely not just for the young: 55% of Twitter users are 35 or older. 63% of Pinterest users are 35 or older. 65% of Facebook users are 35 or older. 79% of LinkedIn users are 35 or older.
Some sites have a considerable bias toward younger users: 58% of Reddit users are under 35. 60% of Github users are under 35. 63% of Hi5 users are under 35. 69% of Hacker News users are under 35. 69% of deviantART users are under 35. 83% of Orkut users are under 35.
Average user age per site Based on the sites in this survey, the estimated age of the average social media user is just under 37 years old. Here are some other observations: The oldest users. LinkedIn has the oldest user base, with the average user being 44.2 years old. The average Facebook user is 40.5 years old. The average Twitter user is 37.3 years old. The age trend for Facebook and Twitter. Twitter’s user base is getting younger, while Facebook’s is getting older.
What about gender? Based on the United States demographics data (from Ad Planner) there is a clear gender imbalance on many of these sites. Some are much more male dominated, and vice versa. However, when you look at all the data together, it becomes clear that women rule social media. More than two thirds of the sites in this survey have more female than male users.
Other observations: 17 out of 24 sites (71%) have more female than male users. The average gender distribution is 48.75% male, 51.25% female. Most male-dominated site? Slashdot (87% males) is the standout, followed by Hacker News (77% males) and Stack Overflow (76% males). In general, the more tech-focused sites in this survey have more male users than female. Most female-dominated site? Pinterest (79% females) is in a league of its own, followed by Goodreads (70% females) and Blogger (66% females). Facebook and Twitter have the same gender distribution: 40% male, 60% female.As you can see, the only sites in this survey with more male than female users are Quora, Reddit, Orkut, Github, Stack Overflow, Hacker News and Slashdot. Takeaway: There’s a place for everyone in today’s social media landscape. These sites have users that span the entire age spectrum, and there really are no limits to what you can achieve online, regardless of age or gender.
A note on the source data: All the demographics data in this survey is for the United States, but the patterns shown here should translate roughly to other countries as well. That said, there are regional differences, so keep that in mind if you’re applying this to other parts of the world.
By Pingdom. http://bit.ly/SyLoDW Ad Planner. http://bit.ly/PHQxqk Source. http://bit.ly/PDK965 Via maxOz |
