Archive for November, 2009

Generazione facebook

I nativi digitali ovvero la Generazione Facebook questo il tema della puntata di Geek FilesInterventi diDr. Gary Small (Neuroscienziato, UCLA)Howard Rheingold (Insegnante e saggista, Stanford University)Giovanni Boccia Artieri (Prof. Nuovi Media, Università di Urbino “Carlo Bo”)Paolo Ferri (Prof. Tecnologie dell’Insegnamento, Università di Milano “Bicocca”)Antonio Fini (Prof. Tecnologie dell’Educazione, Università di Firenze)Da non perdere! (Grazie Virginia [...]

Onliine courses from oxford centre for staff and learning development

There are numerous short courses to do with learning and teaching, which can be taken online, including:- Engaging students with assessment and feedback – Cost £295 (4 weekcourse). 13 Jan – 12 Feb 2010. Led by Chris Rust. http://www.brookes.ac.uk/services/ocsld/online/assessment/index.html – Evaluating technology innovations in learning and teaching – Cost £295. (4 week course) 17 Feb [...]

Study: 80% of brits are not ‘information savvy citizens’

From the Article:While Brits are savvy with digital information services such as social web, catch up video services and price comparison websites, they are not making the most of the environmental information available to them online or following basic security measures.[Snip]The study revealed the divide between sophistication in the use of information in some segments [...]

Tfpl course

TFPL is offering a course Promoting information literacy for £350 + VAT, in London, on 22 April and 21 October 2010. “This course will equip delegates with a ‘how to guide’ for promoting information literacy for their end users, tailored to their particular organisational environment.” http://www.tfpl.com/training/courses/coursedesc.cfm?ID=TR1531&did=2 (Source: Information Literacy Weblog) More: continued here

Alfabetyzacja informacyjna

There is a new blog on Information Literacy, in Polish, Alfabetyzacja Informacyjna. The blog is produced by Ewa Rozkosz (or Saba Pearl in Second Life, which is where I met her recently!) The blog is at http://alfabetyzacjainformacyjna.blogspot.com/Photo by Sheila Webber: late autumn, November 2009 (a rare sunny moment) (Source: Information Literacy Weblog) More: continued here

Data quality — 2009 dqc annual survey results

2009 DQC Annual Survey ResultsEach year, the Data Quality Campaign (DQC) surveys all 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico to assess states’ progress toward implementing the 10 Essential Elements of a high-quality longitudinal data system. In 2005, no states reported having all 10 Elements. This year, 11 states have all 10 Elements [...]

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Workplaces ← Previous revision Revision as of 12:38, 25 November 2009 Line 44: Line 44: [[Academic library]]: Libraries that serve a post-secondary institution. Depending upon the institution, the library may serve a particular faculty or the entire institution. Many different types, sizes, and collections are found in academic libraries and some academic librarians are specialists [...]

Philip trueman: reverted edits by the muffin93 (talk) to last version by 88.201.200.20

Reverted edits by The Muffin93 (talk) to last version by 88.201.200.20 ← Previous revision Revision as of 12:40, 25 November 2009 Line 44: Line 44: [[Academic library]]: Libraries that serve a post-secondary institution. Depending upon the institution, the library may serve a particular faculty or the entire institution. Many different types, sizes, and collections are [...]

Recovery Act Is Helping Schools

How is stimulus funding helping schools? This video looks at two of the thousands of school districts where Recovery Act funding is making a real difference. More: continued here

Athletes Highlight Education as Key to Success

Shane Battier of the Houston Rockets and Myron Rolle, former Florida State football player and current Rhodes Scholar, talk about education in two videos. More: continued here