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27 février 2018

O21 : anticiper le monde qui vient

Orientation Pays de la LoireDans un monde en mutation où bientôt "Code [will be] law", il ne s’agira pas nécessairement de devenir tous codeurs. L’objectif sera davantage de le comprendre globalement pour pouvoir le critiquer, améliorer les processus et les adapter à nos besoins : en un mot, pouvoir être acteur de cette technologie.

Consulter le portfolio des temps forts d’O21 à Nancy sur le site du Monde
Consulter le portfolio des temps forts d’O21 à Lille sur le site du Monde. Plus...

27 février 2018

#Balance ton 8 mars ! 3 pages "Spécial 8 mars"

AccueilDepuis l’automne, autour de « l’affaire Weinstein » et de la mise en place du hashtag #MeToo, on assiste à une diffusion et une médiatisation sans précédent des paroles de femmes victimes de violence. Signe d’une libération à l’oeuvre, cette parole trouve ses opposantes en celles qui assimilent le féminisme à une « haine des hommes et de la sexualité » etpour qui une femme victime d’agressions sexuelles ne devrait pas « se sentir traumatisée à jamais ». Ainsi, se battre pour le droit des femmes serait finalement empêcher la Terre de tourner en paix. Être féministe serait en quelque sorte ajouter de l’agressivité dans un monde qui en serait déjà saturé. Plus que jamais, il convient de lutter contre cette dangereuse percée qui ne sert finalement qu’à légitimer le maintien de l’ordre établi et de la domination masculine. Plus...

27 février 2018

Offline *Only* Viewing

Offline *Only* Viewing
Chris Coyier, CSS-Tricks, 2018/02/09
I'm sure someone will find an application of this sort of technology for online learning. "The Disconnect is an offline-only, digital magazine of commentary, fiction, and poetry. Each issue forces you to disconnect from the internet, giving you a break from constant distractions and relentless advertisements." More...

27 février 2018

Manufacturing an Artificial Intelligence Revolution

Manufacturing an Artificial Intelligence Revolution
Yarden Katz, SSRN, 2018/02/09
This is an interesting paper from last November that reminds me a lot of the work being done by Audrey Watters. The value of this paper is an informed history of the history of AI and its critics (though I would have given credit for 'the view from nowhere' to Thomas Nagel rather than Alison Adam). It has a number of funny examples of deep learning systems misinterpreting images, though in all fairness a lot of humans would misinterpret them as well. More...

27 février 2018

How Facebook Is Killing Comedy

How Facebook Is Killing Comedy
Sarah Aswell, SplitSider, 2018/02/09
"Facebook is essentially running a payola scam where you have to pay them if you want your own fans to see your content," writes Sarah Aswell (language warning in this article, sorry). The criticisms of Facebook are valid, and yes it's just one more reason not to use the AOL of the 2010s. More...

27 février 2018

Three Higher Ed Design Trends for 2018

Three Higher Ed Design Trends for 2018
Ben Bilow, Abby McLean, Shannon Lanus, Ben Conley, Higher Ed Live, 2018/02/09
That's actually more authors than there are trends, but OK. This list seems to me to be a bit more eclectic than most, because they are focusing exclusively on user-experience (UX) design. More...

27 février 2018

Learning Analytics

Learning Analytics
e-learn, 2018/02/09
Blackboard's e-learn magazine has a special issue on learning analytics this month. The lead article by Priscila Zigunovas features multiple photos ofTimothy Harfield, Senior Product Marketing Manager for Blackboard Analytics (by a window, with a horse). More...

27 février 2018

New Higher-Ed ‘Matchmaking’ Event Aims to Bridge Education Technology Silos

New Higher-Ed ‘Matchmaking’ Event Aims to Bridge Education Technology Silos
Jeffrey R. Young, EdSurge, 2018/02/07
Jumping into the crowded event space are Micharl Feldstein and Phil Hill. Readers will recognize these names as their e-Literate blog is often cited here. More...

27 février 2018

Student learning with permissive and restrictive cell phone policies: A classroom experiment

Student learning with permissive and restrictive cell phone policies: A classroom experiment
Alexander L. Lancaster, International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 2018/02/07
It's hard to know what conclusions you can draw from a study of 31 students in a Midwestern university class, but this study (13 page PDF) tries. According to the authors, banning cellphones did not improve the students' results in the course. More...

27 février 2018

Observing and Deterring Social Cheating on College Exams

Observing and Deterring Social Cheating on College Exams
Richard J. Fendler, Michael C. Yates, Jonathan M. Godbey, International Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 2018/02/07
This article (11 page PDF) contains a pretty good literature review and summary discussion on cheating. It "introduces a unique multiple choice exam design to observe and measure the degree to which students copy answers from their peers. More...

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