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Los nuevos analfabetos | Dr. Mouse
Blog post discusses a variety of different kinds of illiteracy (all with lack of tech knowledge at their core) - concludes stating that many professors are illiterate - esp. as we move toward web 3.0
6 Examples of Using Twitter in the Classroom
Articles about how profs are using Twitter in the classroom
The Campus Security Data Analysis Cutting Tool
Searchable database of crime statistics from campuses around the U.S.
Facebook for College Professors
Short, simple, accessible paper that provides a rationale for using Facebook in higher education, along with concrete tips for setting up and posting to Facebook in ways that facilitate students' learning
ProfHacker.com: Tips, Tutorials, and Commentary on Pedagogy, Productivity, and Technology in Higher Education.
VERY useful blog for those in higher ed. Accessible style, relevant topics, nice mix of the topics mentioned in the subtitle of the blog
Talking About Blogging in Tenure and Application Documents - ProfHacker.com
VERY useful blog post about how one person addressed his blog in his narrative for tenure and promotion.
Need4Feed
Supposedly analyzes Tweets from conferences - layout is nice, responsiveness a little slow, hard to tell how long it keeps Tweet analysis
Sample Class Page - Jackie Gerstein
Interesting examples of how web2.0 tools can be used in a variety of subject areas (embedded into her online professional presence via Weebly)
Elementary-Education - Action Research
Interesting wiki devoted to action research for elementary educators (but could easily be adapted to other levels). Many models of how to use web 2.0 tools for research purposes
College for $99 a Month by Kevin Carey | Washington Monthly
Lengthy article discusses the economic, cultural, and social forces at work that may eventually make low-cost, online higher ed viable
'Teach Naked' Effort Strips Computers From Classrooms - Technology - The Chronicle of Higher Education
Dean at Southern Methodist is removing computers from lecture halls to encourage faculty to teach in more interactive ways (as opposed to static ppts).
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