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- Workshop | Athens 24 May | Philosophy and Science in the 17th Century: the Problem of Method
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- Workshop on Religious Epistemology (Oxford 12-3 June)
- Questions of Cognitive Ontology (Manchester June 22-23): Registration now open
- [remainder] "Perspectives on Carnap" a one day workshop June 10th at UEA
- IET @ OU
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Athabasca Landing
Terry Anderson is currently visiting us here in IET and he just gave a brief presentation on the ‘Athabasca Landing’, which is the virtual learning environment and social network that supports their students. These are my notes from the session… Continue reading
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Tagged athabasca, blogging, connectivism, digital scholarship, elearning, facebook, resources, social networking
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Because you’re worth it: the New College of the Humanities
There’s been a lot of debate over the last week about a new private undergraduate college with the power to award degrees (conferred by the University of London) for two reasons. The ‘New College of the Humanities‘ (NCH) is roughly … Continue reading
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Tagged dawkins, education, facebook, funding, grayling, he, humanities, impact, philosophy
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A Facebook guru’s thoughts on social networking
“The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads,” Hammerbacher says. “That sucks.” via This Tech Bubble Is Different – BusinessWeek.