M McBride (melmcbride)'s Public Profile in the Diigo Community

Member since Apr 24, 2008, follows 61 people, 8 public groups, 2324 public bookmarks (2418 total).

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Free video editing software download lets you edit and upload your movies for free - VideoSpin - Create your own movie clips in minutes! about 19 hours ago
Yoga Deathmatch (machinima) Jim Munroe on 2009-11-20
Interactive: Jean-François Rauzier's opulent hyperphotos | Art and design | guardian.co.uk on 2009-11-20
Repetition of flawed schooling models will not improve education | Education | guardian.co.uk on 2009-11-12
The Thinkers: Teachers offered a lesson in urban vernacular on 2009-11-08
City Brights: Howard Rheingold : Crap Detection 101 on 2009-11-07
Little Brother >> Blog Archive » CC licenses help readers, Part MMXII on 2009-11-07
Sex, drugs, music and a pension: why 1948 was the luckiest year to be born | UK news | The Guardian on 2009-11-07
- Free healthcare, free schooling, free love – and now early retirement free from the financial woes that plague the rest of us. Could there be a luckier year to have been born than 1948?
- Those of every generation are inclined to believe themselves more fortunate than the previous. But in Britain, 1948 keeps ticking the boxes. "We are, indeed, the blessed people," says the author and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth, who attributes their timely conception to the "bitterly cold and austere" nights during the 1947 fuel crisis.
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- - Research by Prudential Insurance identifies 2008 as the last year the majority (52%) could retire at 60 on a final salary pension. Today the figure is nearer 30% and falling – and by 2050 the retirement age will be 68.
  - Teenage years were untrammelled by the threat of national service, abolished in 1960. There were no wars to fight. "We were able to grow up without any real sense of guilt
YouTube - Second Life report on: Real Life on 2009-11-07
A child's eye view of the Kingsmead estate | The Guardian on 2009-11-07

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ASM Media Arts Course

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This is a private group for Ms. McB's Media Arts students
Classroom 2.0

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A place for members of www.Classroom20.com to share links, Classroom 2.0 is social networking site devoted to those interested in the practical application of computer technology (especially Web 2.0) in the classroom and in their own professional development.
Digital Ethnography at Kansas State University

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Digital Ethnography at KSU
EdTechTalk

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This is the group for EdTechTalk.com
Integrating Technology

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Sharing ideas on how to integrate technology into the face-to-face and online class