A Call for Manners in the World of Nasty Blogs - New York Times
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"Why I'll never sign up for any Blogger Code of Conduct" from The Intuitive Life Business Blog
I am all for civility, reasoned discourse, and coherent and respectful discussion in the blogosphere, as I am on discussion boards, in email, chat rooms, and even in real life. But I don't control the world, I can't tell you how you should be phrasing your sentences or conveying your thoughts, nor would I want to. Yes, there are certain views that are beyond what I will tolerate in my hosted discussion space, but <b>I still support your right to have those views</b> even if I occasionally click that "delete" button and kick your comment into the ether.
Why I'll Never Sign Up for Any Blogger Code of Conduct ~ Stephen's Web ~ by Stephen Downes
Good conduct has always been a matter of education, a matter of character, not a matter of legislation.
Natalia's Second Life Diary Blog
Natalia Zelmanov, a girl in the virtual world of Second Life. With pretty clothes, <a href="http://slnatalia.blogspot.com/2006/11/build.html">tutorials</a>, <a href="http://slnatalia.blogspot.com/2006/11/siteseeing-and-exploring.html">cool places to visit</a>, and really bad dating advice.
Video Tutorials - Second Life Wiki
<b>The following's a list of Second Life tutorials.</b> This isn't meant to be a complete compilation, but specifically lists tutorials I've personally viewed and have found helpful. I (<a href="http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/User:Torley_Linden" title="User:Torley Linden">Torley Linden</a>) started this with the intention of providing an easy-access resource for SL vidtuts, because currently (2007-02-27), they're scarce and hard-to-find.
The Blog of Clark Aldrich: Case Study: Executives in Class - From “Recalling” To “Applying” New Knowledge
The Blog of Clark Aldrich: Case Study: Fortune 100 Company: An Extra Day Every Week of Work
Logic+Emotion: The End of Thought Leadership (As We Know It)
In the conversation economy, dialogue rules.
innovation Creators » My Blog Got Me a New Job
Education Week: Let's Abolish High School
As the brilliant German educator Kurt Hahn (the founder of Outward Bound) said, teaching people who are aren’t ready is like “pouring and pouring into a jug and never looking to see whether the lid is off.”
People have radically different learning styles and abilities, and effective learning—learning that benefits <i>all</i> students—is necessarily individualized and self-paced. This is the elephant in the classroom from which no teacher can hide.
Finally, whereas that first compulsory-education law in Massachusetts was competency-based, the system that grew in its wake requires <i>all</i> young people to attend school, no matter what they know. Even worse, the system provides no incentives for students to master material quickly, and few or no meaningful options for young people who do leave school.
In today’s fast-paced world, education needs to be spread out over a lifetime, and the main thing we need to teach our young people is to love the process of learning.
Educational Technology and Life » Blog Archive » Context-Embedded Learning (In A Nutshell)
<p>Perhaps the most fundamental property of a constructivist learning environment is that it offers a context for student learning. </p>
<p>Context-embedded learning has been a cornerstone of the constructivist movement since the early 1900’s. Now, nearly a century later, video games and simulations can offer new contexts for student learning that would not have been available to students in the past.</p>
Google Maps: America's Highway: Oral Histories of Route 66
Jay Crim and Shekar Davarya spent the summer of 2002 driving across the country on Route 66, collecting interviews with the people who live, work and travel on the old road. The audio, video and images on this map are the result of that summer, and offer a glimpse into what life was like on the now-decommissioned highway and what remains for those who still travel the road.
eContent: Creating Second Life Content
Internet Based Student Research
bfree - export courses from Blackboard at EdTechPost
Inside Higher Ed :: Librarians Tackle Information Illiteracy
100 percent of incoming liberal arts freshmen surveyed use online sources, most think it’s easy to know when to document a source but nearly half couldn’t determine when one was required
Eide Neurolearning Blog: Why It's Hard to Get Rid of Old Ideas
Ning Visualization - Ning Network Creators
Universe / by Jonathan Harris
Learn › solarDreamStudios
3D world blogosphere visualization
ToonDoo - The Cartoon Strip Creator
ToonDoo is a wacky way to get creative with comics.
You can now create your own comic strips, share them or insert
them in your blogs with just a few clicks and drag-n-drops!
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So what are you waiting for? Let’s get started!
Stop Cyberbullying
TPCK for Technology Integration
Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPCK) attempts to capture some of the essential qualities of <a class="WikiLink" id="p-7631a6586157c294aa699e0dcfa6247009df9eb5" href="http://tpck.pbwiki.com/knowledge">knowledge</a> required by teachers for technology integration in their teaching, while addressing the complex, multifaceted and situated nature of <a class="WikiLink" id="p-1c3a09d9d8f9a2f36c4a6a96334e9cb8c8b73a34" href="http://tpck.pbwiki.com/teacher%20knowledge">teacher knowledge</a>. At the heart of the TPCK framework, is the complex interplay of three primary forms of knowledge: <a class="WikiLink" id="p-04a7e13fcccc9ce90d762d5ad9c4442057ac593b" href="http://tpck.pbwiki.com/Content%20%28C%29">Content (C)</a>, <a class="WikiLink" id="p-5130be6af8b735c398544ec6c4e19f0e33182732" href="http://tpck.pbwiki.com/Pedagogy%20%28P%29">Pedagogy (P)</a>, and <a class="WikiLink" id="p-24908791cfef8217a8a27816741bc46d8da4b717" href="http://tpck.pbwiki.com/Technology%20%28T%29">Technology (T)</a>.
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