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5 mars 2018

I have forgotten how to read

I have forgotten how to read
Michael Harris, Globe and Mail, 2018/02/20
I thought at first the author was describing some rare mental condition involving Broca's area but all he is saying is that he reads differently now. More...

5 mars 2018

Google Condemns the Archival Web

Google Condemns the Archival Web
Doc Searls, dsearls, 2018/02/20
Doc Searls writes, "The archival Web—the one you see through the protocol HTTP—will soon be condemned, cordoned off behind Google's police tape, labeled "insecure" on every current Chrome browser... Every legacy website, nearly all of which were created with no malice, commit no fraud and distribute no malware, will become haunted houses: still there, but too scary for most people to visit." It's a problem for me because getting a certificate is neither simple nor cheap. More...

5 mars 2018

McGraw-Hill Education Launches Textbook and E-Book Rental Program

McGraw-Hill Education Launches Textbook and E-Book Rental Program
Rhea Kelly, Campus Technology, 2018/02/20

Considering that you can only rent e-books as it is, it's hard to see what the big draw is here. More...

5 mars 2018

Bad News: the game researchers hope will 'vaccinate' public against fake news

Bad News: the game researchers hope will 'vaccinate' public against fake news
Ian Sample, The Guardian, 2018/02/20
This is an interesting idea. "Cambridge researchers have built an online game, simply titled Bad News, in which players compete to become 'a disinformation and fake news tycoon'. By shedding light on the shady practices, they hope the game will 'vaccinate' the public, and make people immune to the spread of untruths." More...

5 mars 2018

Autopsy of a Failed Holacracy: Lessons in Justice, Equity, and Self-Management

Autopsy of a Failed Holacracy: Lessons in Justice, Equity, and Self-Management
Simon Mont, NonProfit Quarterly, 2018/02/20

Here is an article highlighted by Wendy Wickham directly relevant to the Engagement in a Time of Polarization MOOC I am currently taking (it's a subscription article but I have six free views left, so...). More...

5 mars 2018

Personalized Learning Meets AI With Watson Classroom

Personalized Learning Meets AI With Watson Classroom
Erin Gohl, Getting Smart, 2018/02/22
"Generally speaking," says Erin Gohl, in personalized learning, "reducing people to a set of numbers overlooks so many factors that are integral to understanding a student, but explainable only as narrative comments." Rather, you need something that can brige the gap between words and numbers, for example, IBM Watson. More...

5 mars 2018

The media today: ‘This doesn’t look like the gun debate in America’

The media today: ‘This doesn’t look like the gun debate in America’
Jon Allsop, Columbia Journalism Review, 2018/02/22
The students are the stars in this article describing how jorunalists from The Eagle Eye covered the event in their school as it was happening and have taken the lead in ensuring that the story does not follow the usual 'thoughts and prayers'-'too early for the debate' news cycle following a major shooting. More...

5 mars 2018

The Future of Testing

The Future of Testing
William Bryant, Getting Smart, 2018/02/22

This article describes "some directions in which the future of testing may be headed." Included in the list (paraphrased): classroom-based assessment of authentic classroom work. More...

5 mars 2018

Apache Superset

Apache Superset
GitHub, 2018/02/22
This relates to a large business intelligence project I'm a part of with the School of Public Service. "Apache Superset (incubating) is a modern, enterprise-ready business intelligence web application." Scoll down on the GitHub page to see screen shots and documentation. It looks nice. More...

5 mars 2018

The Facebook Armageddon

The Facebook Armageddon
Mathew Ingram, Columbia Journalism Review, 2018/02/19
I have from the beginning days of this newsletter been using the experience of traditional media as a touchstone on which to base my predictions for the learning and development sector. And I have also been saying that educational providers will one day face an overnight crisis that was 20 years in the making. The "armageddon" facing traditional news media serves as our guide. More...

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