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31 août 2014

Crowdfunding, consommation collaborative, e-commerce : êtes-vous entré dans l’économie numérique ?

Par L'Atelier de l'Emploi. CAHIER DE VACANCES DES DRH. Mener la transformation numérique, un impératif compris par près de 90% des entreprises. Mais mesure-t-on pour autant à quel point les chaînes de valeurs sont bousculées ? Révisions.
Six semaines durant, l’Atelier de l’emploi, le média en ligne de ManpowerGroup, vous propose de profiter de l’été pour (selon vos connaissances) : une remise à niveau, un maintien dans le rythme de votre apprentissage quotidien, voire, qui sait, la découverte de nouveaux acquis… Savez-vous vraiment toujours ce qu’il y a derrière les buzzwords employés – à tort ou à raison – autour de vous ? Remise à plat en 6×10 questions. Suite...

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31 août 2014

Adapting student assessment to the needs of a digital age

By Tony Bates. I started Chapter 5 by suggesting that instructors should think about design through the lens of constructing a comprehensive learning environment in which teaching and learning will take place. I have been working through the various components of a learning environment, focusing particularly on how the digital age affects the way we need to look at some of these components. Read more...

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31 août 2014

Google Classroom enhances teacher-student communication

By Ron Bethke. With yet another year of school getting set to begin, this is a great time to take stock of the many ed-tech services that have the potential to transform the learning experience in the coming year and beyond. More...

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31 août 2014

3-2-1 Backup Before It’s Too Late

By Hanna Peacock. The question isn’t if your hard drive will fail; it’s when will your hard drive fail. The stats on hard drive survival reveal a harsh truth: 1-in-20 drives die within the first year; 1-in-5 die within four years; half of all hard drives die within 6 years. Besides the natural death of a hard drive (or flash drive), viruses, thefts, spilled beverages, and power surges can cause a catastrophic data loss. But, if you follow the 3-2-1 Rule of Backup, you are prepared to save your data, writing, family photos, and personal files in the event of a digital emergency.
The 3-2-1 Rule states that you should have:
- Three copies of your files,
- In two different formats, and
- One copy should be offsite. Read more...

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31 août 2014

Suggested Edits in Google Docs

By Amy Cavender. Since ProfHacker first launched (can it really be five years ago?), we’ve written numerous posts referencing Google Docs. One of my own earliest posts dealt with using Google Docs in my writing course when portfolio readers might still need paper copies of students’ work, and Ryan’s written about using it to run a peer-review writing workshop. More...

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26 août 2014

Digital India Programme promises free wi-fi to all school, universities

By Rruchi Shrimalli. On August 20, the Cabinet approval to the Digital India programme, which aims to transform India into a digital-empowered knowledge economy. Envisaged by Department of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY), the programme will be implemented in phases and will be completed by 2014. More...

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24 août 2014

Cash-strapped universities' switch to Google Apps stokes post-Snowden privacy fears

By Federico Guerrini. It's no secret that Italy's universities are short of money. Between 2009 and today, their funding from the Ministry of Education fell by €1bn (a 20 percent drop over the five years), leading to a widening gulf in Italy's investment levels and those of its European counterparts. According to a recent report by the country's education watchdog the Anvur, Italy invests 0.52 percent of its GDP into academic research every year, compared with an average of 0.70 percent in OECD countries — which means it's spending roughly €3bn less than it should be. More...

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24 août 2014

Top 10 reasons to trust Microsoft in the cloud

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Top 10 reasons to trust Microsoft in the cloud
Tim Bush, Microsoft UK Schools News Blog, 2014/08/22

OK, I'll be pretty blunt about this: don't trust Microsoft in the cloud. I speak from personal experience: I paid Microsoft for online products (specifically, videos) and thanks to some back-end account problem, I cannot play those videos. My efforts over the last few weeks to fix this have been fruitless. Their online assistance helps for a bit, but then loses interest and stops responding. More...

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24 août 2014

Chromebox and Chromebase - definite contenders for desktop replacements

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Chromebox and Chromebase - definite contenders for desktop replacements
David Andrade, Educational Technology Guy, 2014/08/20

I'm not yet ready to make the leap to Google's Chromebox and Chromebase but my recent experience with a Windows 8 debacle (downloaded videos that refused to play because I was not online) pushes me away from Mocrosoft and back into thinking there may be alternatives. More...

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24 août 2014

Highest Security for your Files in the Cloud

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Highest Security for your Files in the Cloud
2014/08/18

So I've been thinking more about data security lately. Not data security in the sense of preventing the NSA or Chinese hackers from getting at my files if they really want to - that's probably not possible. But security in the sense of preventing average criminals and companies like Google from trolling my data and using it for commercial purposes. More...

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