Computers Idle in Public Schools
This author reports having seen thousands of computers unused in schools and - like Larry Cuban, who has already written of the same phenomenon - suggests that schools change their approach to technology. More...
College Media Group Cautions That 2 Copyright Laws Could Collide
These tensions were evident before this group sent their letter. More...
Institutional Repositories: Essential Infrastructure for Scholarship in the Digital Age
This article has generated a flurry of debate in the open archives discussion lists. The author points to the rise of institutional repositories and in particular the role played by MIT's D-Space. More...
Why You Need Your Very Own Taxonomy
This frustratingly short article makes a good initial case for personalized taxonomies, but fails to develop it in any detail, opting instead for a quick description of facted search. More...
Do Productivity Increases Generate Economic Gains?
During today's presentation I began thinking about how we measure success in e-learning. IDC talked a lot about spending, which makes sense from a provider point of view. But from my perspective, e-learning would be a success if I spent less on learning. More...
Where the Market Is: IDC on E-Learning
I spent the day at an Enterprise Network forum in Fredericton today. Hence the late newsletter. The idea of the forum was to promote the technology and e-learning cluster forming in New Brunswick. More...
A series of resources based on the themes of peace, democracy, tolerance and equality. More...
MS, Hollywood: Mob Rules Pirate World
Hollywood and Mircosoft have launched a new tactic in their attack on file sharing - now they are linking it to organized crime and terrorism. More...
What Do We Know About Knowledge?
This short article is the first of a series I am writing for Learnscope in Australia. In it, I introduce in a nutshell the idea of knowledge and talk a bit about what we know and how we know. More...
Weblogs and Passion
Weblogs and weblog tools, writes the author, were created out of the passion of their designers. True. Thus, he writes, "weblogs will become important to knowledge management and knowledge sharing in organizations and why the big software players haven't been a significant factor yet." False. More...
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