Jay Fogleman (fogleman)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

I am an instructor in science education at the University of Rhode Island.

I use Diigo because I believe that knowledge is created and used in communities as individuals' ideas are critically refined by colleagues. I want to model this process with my preservice science teachers so that they can create learning communities in their classrooms.

Member since May 19, 2006, follows 3 people, 7 public groups, 1069 public bookmarks (1442 total).

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Your guide to social e-learning about 3 hours ago
Evolution of evolution: An NSF-sponsored webcast featuring Mohamed Noor on 2009-11-21
Voracious Invader May Be Nearing Lake Michigan - NYTimes.com on 2009-11-21
Interactive Science Simulations on 2009-11-21
The Complete Guide to Google Wave: How to Use Google Wave on 2009-11-20
My Google Wave Web 2.0 Expo Keynote Video | Smarterware on 2009-11-20
The Story of Barack Obama's Mother -- Printout -- TIME on 2009-11-20
- She went out on the back of a motorcycle and did rigorous fieldwork
Who or what murdered the mastodon? | The Why Files on 2009-11-20
- Why were the giant mammals that made the Americas more zoologically diverse than Africa all exterminated within a few thousand years after the big melt-down
- As Australian paleontologist Christopher Johnson wrote in Science this week, all 10 species of mammals weighing more than a ton had gone extinct in North America by 10,000 years ago.
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- - it preceded a pervasive change in type and prevalence of trees
  - it does usher a new type of evidence into the debate: spores of fungi that grow in herbivore dung
  - counting spores provides a good gauge of the number of herbivores
  - The decline started almost 2,000 years before the putative impact of a comet or asteroid
  - new assembly of trees, including ash and ironwood, which had probably been held in check by hungry herbivores, growing along with less nutritious conifers like spruce and larch
  - lthough the sexy “overhunting” hypothesis is sure to get a boost from the Science paper, Gill says one study hardly proves the case
  - “What happens when half of the species larger than a German shepherd go extinct in North America
Classroom Architect on 2009-11-20
URIteacherknowledge - F09 School Description - Shaina on 2009-11-19
- his report covers an overview of the most recent SALT report, some important facts and statistics about the school's demographics, NECAP scores, special education opportunities, and the overall safety

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