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Philos-L- Correction: 3rd CFP Evaluative Perception Conference
- Revolution of the Body: Psychogeography
- 3rd Call for Papers: Evaluative Perception - Aesthetic, Ethical, and Normative
- CONF: Schelling (Bonn)
- FEP Philosophy Stand Up - No Joke, Tuesday 25 June, 6.30 – 8pm, Wolfson Theatre, New Academic Building, LSE
- CFP: Philosophia Africana
- CFP: Workshop on the Motivations for Naive Realism
- SMLC 2013: Online registration is now open - International Workshop "Synthetic Modeling of Life and Cognition: Open Questions" (University of Bergamo, Bergamo, 12-14.09.213)
- Article request: Scientific Understanding
- Mind Boggler: A Free Philosophy App for iPhone/iPad
- IET @ OU
- ED TECHIE
- Doug Clows’s Blog
- MOTILL
Tag Archives: re-purposing
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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OER and Collective Intelligence
Here is a copy of the slides from the presentation given at OpenOpen earlier today by myself and Anna De Liddo. The title of the talk was “Building and Communicating Evidence of Effectiveness in OER through Collective Intelligence” and relates … Continue reading
Posted in technology
Tagged communication, copyright, education, oer, olnet, open, re-mix, re-purposing, re-use, social networking, technology
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OER as Educational Philosophy
Here are the slides from my presentation to the Computers and Learning Research Group. My basic argument can be summarised as follows Discourse about Open Educational Resources (OERs) has reached a point of maturity and needs to be (at least) … Continue reading
Posted in education, oer, philosophy
Tagged copyright, digital scholarship, education, oer, open, philosophy, questions, re-mix, re-purposing, re-use, reflection
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Copyright tips for bloggers
Five easy rules for bloggers To avoid being accused of stealing someone else’s content, follow these simple rules: 1. You may not use a work simply because it does not have a copyright notice The mere absence of a copyright … Continue reading
Downfall Parody: Digital Humanities
Somewhat ironically, embedding has been disabled! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VREJV–VHSw
Posted in education, technology
Tagged digital scholarship, education, oer, re-mix, re-purposing, re-use, research, social networking, technology
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Badiou, Art, Philosophy
I recently attended Alain Badiou’s mini-course on The Relationship Between Art and Philosophy in the Philosophy Department at The University of Essex. I did something I wouldn’t normally do afterwards; making my notes publicly available. They’re available on academia.edu and … Continue reading
Posted in oer, philosophy
Tagged aesthetics, art, badiou, education, impact, oer, philosophy, re-purposing, reflection, research, resources
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OER: Shared or Exchanged?
There’s an information page on OER at PBworks. I wasn’t sure about this, though: It could be argued that sharing implies an open model (sharing with all) and exchange a community based model which relies on mutual benefits within a … Continue reading
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Tagged cetis, communication, communities, graphics, jisc, oer, open, questions, re-mix, re-purposing, re-use, research
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