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Proof over promise: Moving citation metric systems beyond journal impact towards a career impact approach. 
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Beaune, The Beautiful Capital Of Burgundy Wine Huffington Post Outside those city walls, within minutes' drive, is the 60-mile Route des Grand Crus that take you along the slopes of 38 communities in the Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits, with...
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Sciencescape is a startup that is poised to become the next big thing in research itself, as a whole. Molyneux is not an entrepreneur.
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“I am an adjunct faculty for several teacher education and educational technology programs. I have been so for a few decades. During that time I have noticed the changing nature of student behavio...” Via Beth Dichter, Louise Robinson-Lay, Deirdre Bonnycastle
Louise Robinson-Lay's curator insight,
September 13, 2014 11:57 PM
Carol Dweck's work on mindset is important for teachers. Adding reflection is not always easy, but is worthwhile.
Suvi Salo's curator insight,
September 14, 2014 2:14 AM
Opiskelijan/oppilaan oman opiskelun käsiohjelma. Viivahtää kannattaa eritoten kohdassa-->"Did I spend enough time to do quality work?"
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De toutes les fonctions vitales -respirer, manger, s’accoupler…- le sommeil est sans doute le seul qui laisse encore perplexe. Via Goulu
Gilbert C FAURE's insight:
cartoon attractif et synthèse intéressante
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2000 years ago today, the Roman Emperor Augustus died. His reign marked the start of a 200-year period of peace and prosperity for the empire. Via Pasi Lintinen
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an evolving resource for a rapidly evolving field
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As you gain experience, you may start to feel like you've seen it all. But as former Cabinet secretary John W. Gardner said in his most famous speech, to stay motivated, ambitious, and effective, you need to continue learning. Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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September 7, 2014 2:41 AM
So many times people get their certificate or degree and feel they don't have to make any progress in their overal llearning....
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53% des frigos contiennent du bacon, le vôtre?
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Willie Nelson: The Definitive Profile
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Jennifer Foster Harper's curator insight,
August 31, 2014 3:54 PM
Great resource for Primary Sources.
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Curation is a life skill and an important part of being digitally literate. Educators need to know how to curate information so they can teach students how they can curate content for research, their interests and passion. As part of this process educators need to encourage students to curate information using techniques that address their own personal learning needs.
Aparna Nagaraj's curator insight,
August 29, 2014 10:30 AM
You come across a lot of stuff, find some of them valuable, find value in some parts, and you see connections between the different stuff you come across. You curate by filtering, extracting, and bringing out the connection between the stuff you find, and this curated new stuff becomes more valuable than those already shared stuff that you found. Valuable enough to be shared to others who are looking for similar stuff as you are. |
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add scoop.it for curation
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use scoop.it not to get scooped if you want to keep abreast of scientific information
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Canadian startup Sciencescape has just closed a $2.5 million round of funding, and is considering extending it into a $3 million round since it was..
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researchgate 35M USD but no human curation!
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I’m coming to see student focus as a collaborative process. It’s me and them working to create a classroom where the students who want to focus have the best shot at it, in a world increasingly hostile to that goal. Via Deirdre Bonnycastle
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Estonia's tech prowess is now paying off in biotech, esp in genomics, immunology, cancer via @NatureBiotech http://t.co/GuhOtUcHBC
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Dans le paysage de la théorie économique, de Schumpeter à Christensen voici quelques têtes chercheuses célèbres qui ont donné à l’innovation ses lettres de noblesse, en conceptualisant les moteurs de la créativité et les conditions de sa réussite. Retrouvez aussi le « Spécial Innovation » d’Enjeux Les Echos, septembre 2014.
Via Lockall
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-- Crowdynews aide l'éditeur de médias à délivrer des actualités hyper locales via les flux...
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Ce n'est pas tous les jours que le journal Nature met de l'astrophysique en Une, et encore moins quand des chercheurs français sont parmi les auteurs de l'étude en question. Via Goulu
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Telegraph.co.uk US cities: readers' tips, recommendations and travel advice Telegraph.co.uk Visit the Public Library (630 W 5th Street), built in the 1930s, to appreciate its fabulous architecture; go to City Hall (201 Main Street) and climb up to...
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Avec votre plan des lignes de métros, vous aurez désormais votre plan des meilleurs bars associés à chaque station ! Via François Christiaens
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A Bronze Age palace excavation reveals an ancient wine cellar.
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at last... but HLA acronym is already in use