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[Pasarici.NET Blog] Economy and Internet Trends - elearnspace - Pasarici.NET Blog: Mary Meeker delivered a presentation to Web 2.0 conference recently looking at the state of the economy and the Internet (powerpoint/pdf slides). From slide 28, a quick look back over the last few years: …

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[Recent plicks from myplick.com] Passion SC: Slide 27: Spending most of your time in your area of weakness—while it will improve your skills, perhaps to a level of “average”—will NOT produce excellenceThis approach does NOT tap into student motivation or lead to student engagement The biggest challenge facing us as educators: how to engage the hearts and minds of the learners

[elearnspace] Social media and social divisions - elearnspace: So to expect that a new, more instantaneous method of communicating would change social structures is probably a bit pie in the sky. That doesn’t mean it can’t begin to engage the dialogue that might help change things, just it won’t be as instantaneous as we expect the internet to be.

[Col's Weblog] ASCILITE Paper « Col's Weblog: CQUniversity has, as part of its online learning and teaching responsibilities, adopted Blackboard and Webfuse as the Learning Management Systems (LMS).  While these are good for the delivery of most courses, the systems do not offer the flexibility and dynamism that is current in web development and course delivery.  One situation that has arisen is that there is a lot of duplication of data into the Bachelor of Professional Communication (BProfComm).  The disciplines that teach into the BProfComm currently are Public Relations, Journalism, Multimedia, Visual Media, Film Studies, Media and Cultural Studies, Marketing and Human Resource Management.   Each discipline, duplicates to some extent, the way that students collect data, and transmit data within the discipline and within the degree.  Duplication like this is wasteful for students, it is time-consuming for staff, and it is a simplistic way to build a learning centred environment that is not student centred.

[elearnspace] Technology as philosophy - elearnspace: Iraq is short on the mojo that widespread internet can bring and the fast-track economic jolt that entrepreneurs feed on. Who knows that stuff better than a contingent of internet goombahs heavy on the Google juice and includes the guy who thought up Twitter?

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