Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-09-04

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-28

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-08-14

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  • School board to revisit the issue of banning Sherman Alexie’s novel…and we justed added it to the curriculum. http://bit.ly/dCpJ0k #
  • Google & Verizon's Net Neutrality Proposal Is Kind of Scary http://bit.ly/bwfLPC #
  • Science Confirms the Obvious: Ten Studies That Make You Say "Duh" http://bit.ly/9InFvE Stuff we didn't really want to know! #
  • Women Set the Pace as Online Gamers http://nyti.ms/cSIALN "Women 45 and older exhibited the greatest growth in social networking." #
  • Mobile Apps for the Disabled http://nyti.ms/bs3FRN Innovation for the disabled OFTEN leads to greater convenience for us all! #
  • Thwarting censors on the web html http://bit.ly/90CWw1 News stories can be hidden in flickr photos! #
  • 3D touchscreens made for two http://bit.ly/dAYfb7 allow each user to see deep images from unique perspective. #
  • Remembering the difference between really "surfing" the web and searching http://bit.ly/bRUaaI … no google allowed! #
  • Get Civilization Revolution app for your iPhone/iPad for free! This, we can use! #
  • These retro-style ads for the social networks we love are too fun! http://bit.ly/bcujYo #
  • Books of the world, stand up and be counted! All 129,864,880 of you. http://bit.ly/adTHgz Hmmmmm…… #
  • Google est. 129,864,880 books in the world… librarything has catalogued about half … 54,171,444… of those 5,538,700 are unique works #
  • Now, put the number of books est. by Google in light of new data being published http://bit.ly/9zsBPy #
  • Lots to think about on "Why School Is Not Only About Workforce Development" http://ow.ly/2noEX luv ya man! via @kjarrett #
  • The Uniform Project http://bit.ly/9ripkp Innovative…Inspiring…show your teenagers! #
  • Multi-tasking has evaded me lately. I've had my head stuck in PhotoShop all summer. #
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-31

July 31st, 2010 llcowell Posted in micro blog No Comments »

  • Embedded Librarians http://bit.ly/a0WM35 puts us in either/or world. Library SPACES are more than repositories, they are meeting places. #
  • Project Information Literacy…Interesting research on young adult research habits see http://projectinfolit.org/ #
  • 25 Best Opening lines in literature http://bit.ly/dAEdWy AND MORE…considering why! #
  • SYNC http://bit.ly/ahtmW1 offering FREE audiobook downloads thru summer…1 YA book pair with a classic. Every week through Sept 1. #
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-24

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-17

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  • Leaving the island always aches #
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-10

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-07-03

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Edmodo vs. Moodle

March 19th, 2010 llcowell Posted in micro blog 1 Comment »

The Edmodo social networking platform is a serious challenge to the Moodle environment.  Most notably, the interface –familiar/anytime/paperless would undoubtedly appeal to students already immersed in Facebook and MySpace.  What’s more, as noted at WEMTA conference sessions, Edmodo limits student peer-chat as non-private  (= less bullying potential) while allowing student-to-teacher communications to be private or public.  Less robust than Ning, Edmodo is probably safer for young students.

In my opinion, it’s a better fit for today’s 9-12 learners than Moodle.

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    Newspapers 2.0

    November 12th, 2009 llcowell Posted in literacy, micro blog, observations No Comments »

    Sharing “Newspapers 2.0 … where we should be going in high school journalism,” blog entry addressing the future of journalism from the point-of-view of a 16 year old high school journalist …  http://kenleilenae.com/?p=18 (via @kenleilenae / Twitter).

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