These are the arguments against net neutrality — and why they’re wrong
Devin Coldewey, TechCrunch, 2017/05/22
I am unambiguously in favour of net neutrality, but I think that the strongest argument against it isn't any of the arguments listed here but the unassailable fact that the net is not neutral now and that therefore 'net neutrality' pits one form of unequal distribution of wealth against another. More...
New AWS Training and Certification Portal
Amazon Web Services, 2017/05/22
Technical Certificate programs have been around for a while now - long-time professionals will recall things like the Certified Novell Engineer (CNE) exams, for example. More...
The Internet Is Broken’: @ev Is Trying to Salvage It
David Streitfeld, New York Times, 2017/05/22
@ev is Evan Williams, known for co-creating such things as Blogger, Twitter and Medium. One sold out to Google. The other simply sold out. The third is trying to sell memberships. More...
Why Harvard Business School is under fire
The Economist, 2017/05/19
The Economist not surprisingly rejects the idea that "HBS is responsible for the ills of Western civilisation" but is willing to countenance the idea that it has behaved badly. More...
Designing Microlearning
Clark Quinn, Learnlets, 2017/05/19
I agree with Clark Quinn to a point. "we’re talking about layering learning on performance in a context. However, it’s more than just performance support... To make it learning, what you really need is to support developing an ability to understand the rationale behind the steps, to support adapting the steps in different situations." More...
Walking the line of predictive analytics in higher education
Marlen Rattiner, Blackboard Blog, 2017/05/19
This is a column from Blackboard addressing the ethical implications of learning analytics. First, to set the context: "Predictive analytics are not about perfect future outcomes; they are about analyzing historical and current data to project a likely future outcome." More...
Academy
Moodle, 2017/05/19
Academy, Moodle's take on a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) platform, has launched. It's in a very preliminary state, with one institutional partner (Dublin City University) and seven courses (or, more accurately, seven course placeholders, as they are in pre-enrollment stage). More...
Département d'études moyen-orientales (DEMO)
Bureau d'inscription et de suivi de l'étudiant :
Batiment de la Scolarité - rez-de-chaussée
Directrice des études :
Responsables pédagogiques de la licence LLCER arabe
Responsable de la licence LEA anglais-arabe (partie arabe): Manuel SARTORI
Responsable de la trilangue pour le DEMO: Iris SERI-HERSCH
Responsables des Masters
Responsable des DU : Patrick DONABEDIAN
Responsable des Options Lansad et Options fléchées : Juliette DUMAS
Responsable des échanges internationaux : Homa LESSAN PEZECHKI
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Boy, 11, hacks cyber-security audience to give lesson on 'weaponisation' of toys
Agence France-Presse, The Guardian, 2017/05/18
This is too good to pass by. At a cyber-security conference in the Netherlands 11-year old Reuben Paul used a Raspberry Pi ("a small credit-card size computer") to hack into attendees' bluetooth devices to control a teddy bear, successfully recording and playing back audio from the conference. More...
JSON Feed Version 1
Brent Simmons, Manton Reece, 2017/05/18
I've had a JSON version of OLDaily since 2010 but since nobody was using JSON for feed syndication it didn't really matter. Fast-forward seven years and we have the release of JSON Feed version 1, so I updated my JSON format to match theirs, added the autodiscovery and new icon, and am now among the adopters of the format. More...
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