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Journ 475 - Convergent Journalism
Brett Attwood's Hub-blog course in convergent journalism. The example of peripheral studnet blogs that link to the "mother ship" is interesting and simple. It gives the students ownership of there work and the ability to "dock" wherever they like.
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Introduction to Ideology
This is a good intro to semiotics. When you get to the page be sure to click the button at the bottom that says "click to continue" it takes you through an interesting example that deconstructs an image that appeared on the front page of US News.
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Edtechtalk 82 | EdTechTalk
discussion by downes, siemens,blackall,and couros, trying to answer the question: How do we "teach" the connectivism course?
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Connectivism & Connective Knowledge
George Siemens' Connectivism and Connective Knowledge" online course blog. Haven't looked it over yet but the "readings" and "signing up" tabs are ominous.
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techPresident – Daily Digest: Did the Internet Matter?
From the Techapresident post:
"Does the Internet Matter?": That's the title of a new report out from Temple University's Institute for Business and Information Technology. Making use of some techPresident data, Temple's Sunil Wattal, David Schuff, and Munir Mandviwalla considered how social media in particular shaped the '08 presidential primaries. Their conclusion? While YouTube and MySpace may help lesser-known candidates find footing, only blogs seem to correlate with boosts in Gallup poll numbers. ( You might notice that the report requires a password, but we've got one for you: "templeowls.")-
"Does the Internet Matter?": That's the title of a new report out from Temple University's Institute for Business and Information Technology. Making use of some techPresident data, Temple's Sunil Wattal, David Schuff, and Munir Mandviwalla considered how social media in particular shaped the '08 presidential primaries. Their conclusion? While YouTube and MySpace may help lesser-known candidates find footing, only blogs seem to correlate with boosts in Gallup poll numbers. ( You might notice that the report requires a password, but we've got one for you: "templeowls.")
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Many Eyes: Network Diagram of ORO dept authjors demo
Visualizations : Network Diagram of ORO dept authjors demo

