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ERGO is a project on the National Education Policy Center at the University of Colorado, Boulder. As a signatory to the Budapest Open Access Initiative, the ERGO is dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of open access ("free to read") scholarship in education. Via Nik Peachey 
Arjun Rajagopalan's comment,
July 12, 2015 1:51 AM
Thanks but the link still takes me to a blank page. Maybe it has something to do with access from outside the USA. I am from India.
Gilbert C FAURE's comment,
July 12, 2015 2:13 AM
I am in France. You can search on https://doaj.org/subjects
Arjun Rajagopalan's comment,
July 12, 2015 2:32 AM
Thanks for the super prompt responses. This link worked. Great resource, particularly for those of us in India who have a hard time finding journals.
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I've written about connections before in It’s All About Connection. Today, though, I was thinking about all of the connections important for learning. Connection has a lot of meanings and connotati...
Connecting of Neural Networks in the Brain – New brain connections form in clusters during learning Via Miloš Bajčetić, Enrico De Angelis
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Maybe you like the idea of retiring to a town where you'll never wield a snow shovel again. Or trading your pricey home in a high-tax area for a more.
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A luxury leisure resort on the lush hillside of Okinawa. Panoramic ocean views. A waterpark, a petting zoo, a night club. Now crumbling into ruins, swallowed up by nature reclaiming the land developers tried to take.
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" Researchers and funding agencies will foot the cost of publishing academic papers rather than readers, as academic journals adapt to a world in which open access becomes increasingly important, a... Via LaLIST
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Thinking of adding value should be the first stage in curation, PKM, or any professional online sharing. That value could be just parking things for easy retrieval. It is definitely not filling activity streams with massive amounts of unwanted information. Find ways to separate signal and noise.
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Au royaume de l'information, le renseignement est roi ! Pour demeurer agiles et compétitives, les organisations doivent s'informer en continu et apprendre sans cesse. Alors comment capitaliser sur ...
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Formation aux doctorants à la BU St-Charles le 12/01/15 sur les ressources documentaires en sciences. Introduction à la veille via Netvibes. Via Enrico De Angelis
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
merci aux BU d'Aix-Marseille La veille est sous-jacente aux différents outils
Enrico De Angelis's curator insight,
June 29, 2015 9:04 AM
an interesting list of digital bibliographic resources with notes for their use
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One discovery has refocused the nature of some OSU materials science students' research and reinforced one professor's belief in serendipity.
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Sometimes, a hotel is just not good enough when it comes to getting the unique kind of experience you hope for in a vacation. If you want to live in...
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"Abstract/Summary The impact case studies submitted by UK Higher Education Institutions to the Research Excellence Framework (REF) in 2014 provide a rich resource of text describing impact beyond a... Via LaLIST
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Work is learning, and learning is the work. I have repeated this hundreds of times over the past six years and I know some people may think it is a trite statement. But the fact that learning is usually supported by an organizational department that has less influence than sales, marketing, operations, or information technology, shows that learning is not a priority in most enterprises. It’s often bolted on after the major decisions have been made. Several times on consulting engagements I have been perceived as ‘the learning guy’ dealing with a minor aspect of the ‘real’ project. Via Edumorfosis, Jay Cross
Jay Cross's curator insight,
June 23, 2015 10:22 PM
Work is learning and learning is the work. I said it in Informal Learning ten years ago. Now I"m calling work/learning NetWork. 
Chris Christian's curator insight,
November 24, 2015 1:47 AM
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Comparison of research networking tools and research profiling systems - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaResearch Networking ( RN) is about using web-based tools to discover and use research and scholarly information about people and resources. Research Networking tools (RN tools) serve as knowledge management systems for the research enterprise.
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The following article was created for my virtual presentation “Global Trends in the eLearning Industry” at the International Congress on eLearning 2013 organized by the Philippine eLearning Society.
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"It’s not just a sausage in a bun; it’s a beautiful blank canvas. It’s a hot dog, which is a foodstuff eaten worldwide. Here are 40 distinctive varieties from around the globe — from iconic NYC 'dirty water dogs' to fully loaded South American street-cart dogs to Japanese octo-dogs. There is a tubesteak out there for every craving that ever was."
Jose Soto's curator insight,
August 5, 2015 9:50 PM
The 4th of July is the day of Coney Island's Hot Dog eating contest and the quintessential day to have a barbeque in the United States. Some see the hot dog as a mere symbol of the uniformity of globalized culture in the 21st century that diffused out from the United States. There is much more to be seen in the globalization of food. Yes, the global goes to the whole world, but distinct places make this global cultural trait intensely local. For example the hot dogs in Cincinnati are famous for being topped with chili and an obscene quantity of cheese, but in Costa Rica, I learned to love eating hot dogs deep fried, topped with cabbage, mayo and ketchup, just like the Ticos. Food is but one example of this phenomena known as glocalization, where diffusion and divergence keep the world both global and local.
Tags: food, culture, diffusion, globalization, consumption. 
Adrian Bahan (MNPS)'s curator insight,
March 14, 2016 8:10 PM
The 4th of July is the day of Coney Island's Hot Dog eating contest and the quintessential day to have a barbeque in the United States. Some see the hot dog as a mere symbol of the uniformity of globalized culture in the 21st century that diffused out from the United States. There is much more to be seen in the globalization of food. Yes, the global goes to the whole world, but distinct places make this global cultural trait intensely local. For example the hot dogs in Cincinnati are famous for being topped with chili and an obscene quantity of cheese, but in Costa Rica, I learned to love eating hot dogs deep fried, topped with cabbage, mayo and ketchup, just like the Ticos. Food is but one example of this phenomena known as glocalization, where diffusion and divergence keep the world both global and local. Tags: food, culture, diffusion, globalization, consumption. 
Colleen Blankenship's curator insight,
February 14, 2019 12:03 PM
What are the cultural connections of the hot dogs, toppings, and buns with the areas with which they are associated?
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"Last week, we announced that the 2014 journal metrics values were launched and freely available on www.journalmetrics.com. This week, we’re happy to report that the 2014 Journal Metrics values for... Via LaLIST
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There is a growing number of postdocs and few places in academia for them to go. But change could be on the way. Via Enrico De Angelis
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People travel to Japan for all sorts of different reasons. Many are seeking a taste of tradition and history, and plan visits to the country’s most important shrines and castles.
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Social-networking sites such as Facebook can help students learn scientific literacy and other complex subjects that often receive short shrift in today's time-strapped classrooms. Via Enrico De Angelis
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by Lovro Šubelj, Marko Bajec, Biljana Mileva Boshkoska, Andrej Kastrin, Zoran Levnajić
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More Transformation Than Disruption One interesting change in mentality coming from this new wave is a more mature view about what to do with the infrastructure of learning we already have. While the end of universities has been proposed by people like Peter Thiel, the reality is that the combination of status and endowments will ensure that many universities will survive and even thrive in the online age. One interesting change coming to universities is simply that the timeframe of degree programs won’t be as fixed as they are today. As we walked through the i-lab’s new initiatives, Goldstein noted that Harvard’s Launch Lab, an incubator space for alumni teams, has already engaged with many students in just its first few months of operation. “There has been enormous interest and demand and we have seen such a strong community form with students leveraging each other,” Goldstein said.
Via Enrico De Angelis
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
innovation in learning is mandatory
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Japan’s National Tourist Organization recently released its statistics on the number of overseas travelers who visited in the country in 2014, and we’re proud to say that 13,413,467 of you came to visit (though we’re also a little hurt that so few...
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"- Financer la publication scientifique Le "Lecteur » et/ou « l’Auteur » ? Evolutions, Alternatives. Observations de la DIST - Méconduites, Lost science, Pertes en ligne… Le "HALO NUMERIQUE" de l''... Via LaLIST
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Instagram is mostly known for selfies, hot dog legs, and food porn. But what if it could be something more?
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