Archive for category Systems
WCSA Conference
This is the follow-up post to my April 20, 2009 WCSA presentation. Below are the links and sources referenced during my talk. Thank you all for attending and sharing your thoughts during the session.
As I noted, my goal is not to predict the future but to describe some trends and changes that are occurring now. The three key trends are cheap, massive, and real-time.
You can find out more about the Academic ADL Co-Lab at http://www.academiccolab.org
Sites:
- Institute for Innovation in Undergraduate Research and Learning (IIURL)
You can also link to the student-generated algebra PRAXIS learning objects project. - Mobile Media Learning – Social network for using mobile media in the classroom
- One Laptop per Child
- MIT Open Courseware
- Amazon S3 Web Services
- AcademicFest 2009 Conference Site
- Games, Learning, and Society Conference Site
Books:
- The World is Open (Release July 2009)
- The Big Switch: Rewiring the World from Edison to Google
- Orbis Pictus Google Books free online version (1810 reprint)
Videos:
Video embedded in Second Life with a live and virtual audience
Virtual Reality Goggles – Soldier Training
Inside a Google Data Center
My “new” blog
Posted by rovy in Design, Innovation, Learning, Systems on April 14, 2009
Welcome to the new version of my blog. After more than five years of blogging with Movable Type, I decided to switch to Wordpress. MT is a great product but the functionality of WP is a more natural fit to how I like to post, write, and experiment with web technologies. I have also pulled the plug on my Feedburner feed and now have a combined feed using FriendFeed. For those who would like ALL of my tweets, pics, Youtube posts, Facebook entries, LinkedIn, and more, subscribe to the FriendFeed RSS. If that is too much of me, you can subscribe just to this blog.
The old version of the blog is still available. If you are looking for some of my older posts, you can find them here. Some links from archives back to the homepage of that site might be broken.
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