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3 janvier 2015

Cyberwar and Cyberterror — New and Unwelcome Companions in Publishing and Culture

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Cyberwar and Cyberterror — New and Unwelcome Companions in Publishing and Culture
Kent Anderson, The Scholarly Kitchen, 2014/12/29
I don't think conclusion of this article, that "online publishing is not simpler, cheaper, or easier than printing ever was," follows from what we were presented. You can avoid email filters by using RSS, and you can avoid e-commerce issues by publishing openly. More...

3 janvier 2015

Doing Better With Open Access Advocacy

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Doing Better With Open Access Advocacy
Jill O'Neill, The Scholarly Kitchen, 2014/12/30
Jill O'Neill argues that Open Access advocates shouldn't casually appear to the needs of the visually impaired as an argument in favour of open access. It never bothered them before, she says - "such incompatibility hadn’t surfaced in earlier open access manifestos — Budapest, Berlin, Bethesda" — and now seems a convenient issue to use to make the point. More...

3 janvier 2015

The Downes Prize 2014

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. The Downes Prize 2014
Stephen Downes, Dec 30, 2014.

Every year at this time I award the Downes Prize to the most-read post of those I've posted some time in the previous 365 days. This year that means any one of 1123 total posts from hundreds of authors around the world. The award is intended to be an objective measure, not based on popularity contests, campaigns, or any other such thing, but reflective of actual interest in the item on the part of OLDaily readers. More...
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3 janvier 2015

Hotels Fight for the Right to Block Guests' Wi-Fi

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Hotels Fight for the Right to Block Guests' Wi-Fi
Kate taylor, Entrepreneur, 2015/01/01

This story has been around for a while, but it points to the danger of commercial provision of essential services. As everyone knows, price is determined by the law of supply and demand - it is, essentially, whatever the market will bear. More...

3 janvier 2015

Ai Weiwei is Living in Our Future

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Ai Weiwei is Living in Our Future
Hans de Zwart, Medium, 2015/01/01
So what is life like in the surveillance state? Ask artist Ai Weiwei. He lives under constant observation courtesy of the Chinese government. This article describes his efforts to understand and test the limits of constant observation, including the impact it has on the observers. More...

3 janvier 2015

6 Tips To Turn Your Presentation Into An Interactive eLearning Course

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. 6 Tips To Turn Your Presentation Into An Interactive eLearning Course
Christopher Pappas, eLearning Industry, 2015/01/01
The six tips aren't especially interesting, and the relentless overlays begging you to subscribe or like are annoying. But the first 'tip' is actually a pretty good list of what are called 'rapid e-learning tools' - basically authoring suites that allow you to create traditional e-learning. More...

3 janvier 2015

Old Literacies and the “New” Literacy Studies: Revisiting Reading and Writing

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. Old Literacies and the “New” Literacy Studies: Revisiting Reading and Writing
Norm Friesen, Seminar.Net, 2015/01/01
Norm Friesen takes an entire essay to get to making this point, but it's worth the wait: "A curriculum –whether in Nippur or New York-- is not a description of development, it is a prescription for it; and this is the difference that separates a relativist study of inscriptive and expressive practices from the practical realities of education." More...

3 janvier 2015

OpenSocial and the OpenSocial Foundation: Moves to W3C

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. OpenSocial and the OpenSocial Foundation: Moves to W3C
Brian Kelly, UK Web Focus, 2015/01/01
The Open Social Foundation is moving standards work to the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). There will be two groups, as described by Brian Kelly:

  • The Social Web Working Group, which is defining technical standards and APIs to facilitate access to social functionality.
  • The Social Interest Group, which is coordinating development of social use cases, and formulating a broad strategy to enable social business and federation. More...
3 janvier 2015

An educational Fitbit?

By Stephen Downes - Stephen's Web. An educational Fitbit?
Doug Johnson, Blue Skunk Blog, 2015/01/02

Doug Johnson illustrates both the promise and the peril of measurement in education. Drawing on the popularity of health and fitness devices such as FitBit, he speculates as to where an educational analogue could be developed. More...

3 janvier 2015

The foundations of educational technologies: a brief overview

http://www.tonybates.ca/wp-content/uploads/asssociates.jpgBy . I am aware that this chapter may appear somewhat abstract and theoretical, but in any subject domain, it is important to understand the foundations that underpin practice. This applies with even more force to understanding media and technology in education, because it is such a dynamic field that changes all the time. What seem to be the major media developments this year are likely to be eclipsed by new developments in technology next year. In such a shifting sea, it is therefore necessary to look at some guiding concepts or principles that are likely to remain constant, whatever changes take place over the years. See more...

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