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Philos-L- New website for "metaphysics seminar - Aix en provence"
- CFP: (Re)thinking Global Connectedness (Qatar)
- Perspectives and Limits of Dialogism in Mikhail Bakhtin - Dialogue at the Boundaries
- proofreading offered
- CONF: Early receptions and reactions to Pre-Socratic thought, up to Plato (Stanford, 7-8 june)
- The Absolute and the World in Late German Idealism (Montreal)
- The Sanders Prize in Epistemology
- INVESTIGATING SEMANTICS - SECOND CALL FOR PAPERS
- Geneva workshop on the metaphysics of mixtures and stuff, June 6-8
- VIDEO: Adrian Piper Interview by Robert Del Principe on Rationality & the Structure of the Self
- IET @ OU
- ED TECHIE
- Doug Clows’s Blog
- MOTILL
Tag Archives: research
LCCT Programme
The schedule for the London Conference on Critical Thought is now available here.
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Tagged academia, conference, Continental Philosophy, education, philosophy, research
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Flipping Philosophy
Last week I went to the 6th International Conference in Critical Theory, based at The John Felice Rome Center of Loyola University Chicago in Rome. I got some useful stuff out my my presentation, both in terms of some headspace … Continue reading
Posted in critical theory, education, research
Tagged academia, copyright, education, events, flipping, research, technology
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Perspectives on Open and Distance Learning
I’ve just had notification that Perspectives on Open and Distance Learning: Open Educational Resources: Innovation, Research and Practice (for which I co-wrote a chapter has now been published… you can download directly from here.
Data visualization as simulacra
I just saw this quote over at Radical Cartography and thought it was really interesting to think about in relation to data visualization, which is essentially also making spatial representations of information. Information is already abstraction from experience because in … Continue reading
Reading: Open Education
I’ve been meaning to spend a bit of time trying to better understand the open education movement of the 1970s and how it relates to contemporary developments in academia. A useful summary of some key texts is over at infed.org … Continue reading
Posted in education, oer, philosophy, research
Tagged academia, education, oer, open, philosophy, reading, research
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Data Maps: The Next Level
An interesting post by Young Hahn on map hacking has given me some food for thought with respect to the redesign of the OER Evidence Hub. This article led me to another, Take Control of Your Maps by Paul Smith. If … Continue reading
Posted in technology, tools, visualisation
Tagged data, evidence, oerrhub, research, technology, visualization
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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
JiME Reviews Feb 2012
We currently have the following books available for review at the Journal of Interactive Media in Technology. Please forward these details to anyone who might be interested in being a reviewer for us. If you’d like to nominate yourself as … Continue reading
Posted in JiME, housekeeping, reviews
Tagged digital scholarship, elearning, jime, media, pedagogy, research
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What is Open Access?
I just had to share this video from PhD Comics. A really neat introduction to the issues surrounding access to scientific literature…
Posted in oer, pedagogy, policy, research, technology
Tagged academia, communication, copyright, digital scholarship, education, oer, open, pedagogy, reflection, research, technology
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Data Visualization Tools
There’s a nice list of data visualization tools available on netmagazine. I think it would be really interesting to experiment with a few of these in the context of the redevelopment of the OLnet Evidence Hub in the OER Hub … Continue reading
Posted in oerrhub, technology, visualisation
Tagged communication, digital scholarship, oer, oerrhub, olnet, research, technology
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