Let's make things share-able
The internet is like a playground ... if we don't play with all of these new applications created online, we will miss the essential: better communication.
Better education for our students.
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Videos - joeletourneaus jimdo page!
Joseph did this video during my video blogging class on Monday June 15 ... Really FUN!
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Exploring: The State of Now / 140 Characters Conference
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Social Networking applications like Twitter are bringing to us a new form of "REAL TIME" communication.
This is exactly what I am experiencing with my Students in the Video blogging class going on right now: Real Time communication between each other, still sometimes in the class room but now also in "virtual space" anytime... Virtual space is Timeless! How are we going to teach within these new parameters? Let's try first and we will learn along the way.
The wiki page for the class: http://vbclass.pbworks.com
The page to learn about Twitter: http://vbclass.pbworks.com/Twitter
Our class has a twitter account (private): http://www.twitter.com/vbclass
"Join Jeff Pulver and friends in NYC on June 16-17 as he will be exploring the state of twitter and it's effect on: Celebrity, The Media, Advertising and Politics. For more information see: http://140conf.com"
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Google Wave Preview
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Check out the developer preview at Google I/O
Google Wave is a new tool for communication and collaboration on the web, coming later this year. Watch the demo video below, sign up for updates and learn more about how to develop with Google Wave.
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Eric Schmidt’s Commencement Address At Carnegie Mellon
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2:47 "So when I think about you all, I think about you as the Facebook & the Google generation"
11:27 “You’ll find today is the best chance you have to start being unreasonable, to demand excellence, to drive change, to make everything happen.”
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SGLL projectX
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SGLL projectX is a game being developed between the DIT School of Computing, Learning Technology Team and School of Languages for the Modern Languages in Primary Schools Initiative. The game is to be used to supplement class-work and consolidate what has already been learned-including reading, aural comprehension and written responses. The approach used in this project is to use a series of mini-games linked by a common theme. Each mini-game maps to the curriculum. Languages being used are: Italian, Spanish, German and French.
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Seesmic Tweets on Visible Tweets
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music by Eric Satie ~ Gymnopédies - 1 ~
to test the application http://visibletweets.com
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Wired Campus: Anthropology Professor, Now a YouTube Star, Says Web Video Can Help People Craft Their Identities
An Anthropological Introduction to YouTube by Michael Wesch and the Digital Ethnography Working Group. Presentation at the Library of Congress, June 23rd 2008. This was tons of fun to present. I decided to forgo the PowerPoint and instead worked with students to prepare over 40 minutes of video for the 55 minute presentation.
The Anonymity Project
After the 94 articles activity I reported about here 2 weeks ago, my research team (”students”) began crafting their research proposals. These were then aggregated into one collaborative proposal showing how each project is related to the others. In the meantime, they have also been learning the language of video; gathering clips, pictures, and techniques for demonstrating their proposals in compelling ways. Most of them had never edited video before, and yet here we are just 4 weeks into the semester and they have already mastered the basics and created some interesting work. The video below is simply some of the best of their 16 “trailers” mashed together to give you a glimpse into the project we hope to create throughout the rest of this semester. We call the project: “The Fight for Significance in the Age of the Microcelebrity: Anonymity, Anonymous, Smart Mobs, Mad Mobs, Bot Mobs and the Great American Poets”
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This was my first post using "posterous" on January 18 ~ History of the Internet ~
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93 people looked at the first post
Today, 51 posts later:
2,032 site views
more then 20.000 views of all 51 individual posts
post the most viewed: Philippe's hair re-designed by his Students 1,156 views
comments: only 15 I guess my visitors are not yet used to commenting on blogs
I got around 20 private messages by email, all very positive! thanks to all of you who did so.
This is Great!
and Fun...
Ps. yesterday I saw Larry in the Parking lot of CCCC and he called me his "buddy"
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