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May
25
2012
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the control it provides the students in terms of how they each individually experience the tool and the contributed information. In the threaded discussion approach (old form), students had one level of control -- they could either subscribe to the posts, or not. No option for digests. No option to only follow a particular thread. The result could be 20+ fragmented emails, and then a search through the website to find the full stream. Even the full streams were disorganized as students didn't always follow best practice in terms of sticking to a thread's topic. This was a nightmare and drove some students to ignore the material, which likely cost them some points and connections to useful information
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Piazzza allows us to use the technology to design practice at the class level (how we promote particular uses in class) and at the level of the individual (how individuals choose to interact with the material). We are integrating the technology and the practice
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I think it needs to build out some technology that would make it harder to reproduce. I also think that Piazzza will really need to get a large number of professors using the service, which will be difficult.
May
24
2012
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Neuro-marketing
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Sedley talks about ‘emotional engagement measurement’; participants are tested to gauge their responses for various pieces of marketing collateral, then analysed to identify significant changes in neuron activity across a variety of emotions. The analysis points out exactly where the trigger points have occurred based on a stimulated emotional charge, meaning that we can understand how effective our marketing is likely to be with a selected target demographic.
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a two system view. You have one system that is intuitive and very quick, and is perception-like, and you have another system that does formal reasoning and logical operations”.
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the commercial importance of data-driven analysis of human behavior,
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At the heart of the Internet business is one of the great business fallacies of our time: that the Web, with all its targeting abilities, can be a more efficient, and hence more profitable, advertising medium than traditional media.
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The subtext—an overt subtext—of the popular account of Facebook is that the network has a proprietary claim and special insight into social behavior. For enterprises and advertising agencies, it is therefore the bridge to new modes of human connection.
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How To Encourage Learning By Making "Smart Mistakes"
by John Caddell
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take aim at the "inadequate knowledge" that is at the root of many creative or innovative projects
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prototyping processes allow them to gain important feedback early and cheaply.
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revolution is a destructive as well as a creative act
kinda creepy--how to help kids starved for attention?
instead of competing maybe you could just hang out with your kids
How To Identify Your Customers, Make Them Love You, And Keep Them Hooked BY MARTIN LINDSTROM | 05-23-2012 | 10:00 AM
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the more narrow the focus, the more concisely the aspirational target group is defined, the broader it becomes.
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it’s a fine balance between magnets and takers that creates the right kind of buzz.
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Even for students who aren’t homeless, the rising cost of a UC education is becoming more difficult to sustain,
May
23
2012
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Philosopher Karl Popper famously proposed that to be scientific, a theory had to be falsifiable: that is, it had to make predictions that could be tested and possibly shown to be wrong. Popper spent a lot of time thinking about this definition of science and the burgeoning science of probablility, which he called propensity.
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given the small sample size it was impossible to test what the true probabilities were.
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1. What’s the point of OK? Well, what’s the point of anything?
2. OK Soda emphatically rejects anything that is not OK, and fully supports anything that is.
3. The better you understand something, the more OK it turns out to be.
4. OK Soda says, “Don’t be fooled into thinking there has to be a reason for everything.”
5. OK Soda reveals the surprising truth about people and situations.
6. OK Soda does not subscribe to any religion, or endorse any political party, or do anything other than feel OK.
7. There is no real secret to feeling OK.
8. OK Soda may be the preferred drink of other people such as yourself.
9. Never overestimate the remarkable abilities of “OK” brand soda.
10. Please wake up every morning knowing that things are going to be OK. -
mind control
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