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Philos-L- CONF:Colloque en l'honneur de Geoffrey E. R. Lloyd (Paris, EHESS, 6-7 juin)
- CFP: Can psychology replace ethics? (Tuebingen)
- CFP: 7th Annual Lighthearted Philosophers' Society Conference (Florida)
- CFA: The Devil and Philosophy
- JOB: Neurophilosophy/Philosophy of Mind & Language in Bochum
- JOB: Philosophy of Language/Neurolinguistics/Neurosemantics in Bochum
- Dark Matters. Contents and Discontents of Cold War Science, Barcelona, 31 May - 2 June 2013
- Senior Lecturer/Lecturer in Global Ethics, University of Birmingham
- Teorema Spring 2013 Issue
- Registration open: Progic 2013 "Combining probability and logic to solve philosophical problems", Munich, 17-18 Sept. 2013
- IET @ OU
- ED TECHIE
- Doug Clows’s Blog
- MOTILL
Tag Archives: edtech
OER13: Report & Slides
I’ve spent the last couple of days here in Nottingham at OER13, where I presented yesterday on the OERRH project and about some of the issues surrounding research synthesis. Here are my slides: The Ecology of Sharing: Synthesizing OER Research … Continue reading
Data Visualization for Humanities
Here are my notes from today’s OU seminar which offers a survey of major online humanities datasets and some of the tools available for visualising them. Speakers: Dr Elton Barker (Classical Studies Department, The Open University, and Alexander von Humboldt … Continue reading
Posted in research, technology, visualisation
Tagged communication, data, digital scholarship, edtech, education, events, information, re-purposing, technology, visualization
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Visual & Philosophical Pedagogy
Here are the slides from my presentation at the Third Visual Learning Conference.
Posted in pedagogy, philosophy, visualisation
Tagged communication, Curriculum, digital scholarship, edtech, education, open, pedagogy, philosophy, technology, visual learning, visualization
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The Teacher’s Apple
Tess Pajaron sent me the following infographic which attempts to substantiate the claim that Apple is winning the battle for tech presence in the classroom and for use by educators. You can see the full page at http://newsroom.opencolleges.edu.au/features/the-teachers-apple/.
Posted in education, infographic, technology, visualisation
Tagged apple, data, edtech, education, elearning, inforgraphic, learning, visualization
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Scoop.It Activity!
My Scoop.It activity has gone through the roof in the last 48 hours. I would normally expect maybe half a dozen rescoops in a week and I’ve had forty in the last two days. Here are just the email notifications … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, curation, digital scholarship, edtech, elearning, learning, media, reflection, scoopit, tech, technology
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Growth of Distance Learning
Via Nerdgraph Infographics
Posted in education
Tagged distance education, distance learning, edtech, education, infographic, open
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I lost my Open Ed virginity
I was fortunate enough to attend the annual Open Ed conference last week, and there was much food for thought. I live-blogged as many of the sessions as I could in Cloudworks and there’s a video archive of the presentations … Continue reading
Posted in education, research
Tagged academia, communication, edtech, oer, olnet, open, open ed, reflection, research, social networking
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OLnet Evidence Hub: A Demo
Here’s my short introduction to the OLnet Evidence Hub. If you’re at all interested in OER you should get involved. Registration is currently open.
Posted in education, oer, research, technology
Tagged collective intelligence, demonstration, edtech, education, educational technology, introduction, oer, olnet, open, research, science, tech, technology
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Debating Digital Scholarship
I’ve just finished my public debate with Martin Weller on Digital Scholarship. The motion was as follows: “This house believes that, in the next decade, digital scholarship (in open journals, blogs, and social media) will achieve the same status in … Continue reading
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Tagged argument, debate, digital scholarship, edtech, education, impact, learning, questions, social networking, technology
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Transhumanist Technologies
Transhumanism is the idea that technology should be used to fundamentally alter the natural physical, cognitive and psychological limitations of human beings and human Being. DVICE recently published a short list of technologies on the verge of being released that … Continue reading
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Tagged edtech, ethics, nanocomputing, posthumanism, tech, technology, transhumanism
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