Friday, May 29, 2009
Learning From The White House
The President arrived facing an unprecedented array of challenges, and has met them with a bold, comprehensive plan. He passed the most ambitious recovery package in history to address the economic crisis. He kept faith with the American people through a government that is open, transparent, and accountable. And he restored America's alliances abroad, as well as our American values here at home.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Technology Talk about more Learning
Talk of technology quickly turns into talk of power. Who has it (power)? By what means did they attain it? By what means do they hold it? What are they attempting to do with it?
Technology embodies ideologies, and the choices made by its designers influence what its users will be able to do (or not do).
Learning management systems (LMS) - in contrast with personal learning environments / webs / networks - enable certain approaches to learning while discouraging others. An LMS also supports and fosters a certain relationship between the educator and the learner.
The ability to open or close a discussion forum or to grant and deny course access is fundamentally imbued with power. It is little surprise, therefore, that governance and public engagement are influenced by technology.
Open tools will produce open conversations and open thinking.
Public Engagement. Public Empowerment addresses the relationship between tools / technology, ideology / governance, and power:
Direct engagement in politics has been the purview of an educated and powerful few until recent times. Indeed, the role of the politician, and the executive that serves him or her has largely been to tell us, the sheep-like masses, what is good for us and to expect us to blithely follow along.
We change our minds only in the face of corruption and excess, and exercise our democratic rights to switch to a lesser evil at times of election. But oh, my! How the world has changed.
…In a hyperconnected world, our ability to readopt these denser forms of association, made sustainable by tools such as social networks, become reality.
We become the true global village, as much the neighbor to the bloke next door as some geographically remote but by association, close, neighbor with whom we share an interest.
The article occasionally moves into the Land of Happy Hype, but the central message of increased engagement in civic discourse enabled by participatory technologies is important to share.
Technology embodies ideologies, and the choices made by its designers influence what its users will be able to do (or not do).
Learning management systems (LMS) - in contrast with personal learning environments / webs / networks - enable certain approaches to learning while discouraging others. An LMS also supports and fosters a certain relationship between the educator and the learner.
The ability to open or close a discussion forum or to grant and deny course access is fundamentally imbued with power. It is little surprise, therefore, that governance and public engagement are influenced by technology.
Open tools will produce open conversations and open thinking.
Public Engagement. Public Empowerment addresses the relationship between tools / technology, ideology / governance, and power:
Direct engagement in politics has been the purview of an educated and powerful few until recent times. Indeed, the role of the politician, and the executive that serves him or her has largely been to tell us, the sheep-like masses, what is good for us and to expect us to blithely follow along.
We change our minds only in the face of corruption and excess, and exercise our democratic rights to switch to a lesser evil at times of election. But oh, my! How the world has changed.
…In a hyperconnected world, our ability to readopt these denser forms of association, made sustainable by tools such as social networks, become reality.
We become the true global village, as much the neighbor to the bloke next door as some geographically remote but by association, close, neighbor with whom we share an interest.
The article occasionally moves into the Land of Happy Hype, but the central message of increased engagement in civic discourse enabled by participatory technologies is important to share.
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Just like any other literate human being, your potential reader is going to want to be entertained and educated by what they read.
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If you can’t write 50 great headlines in the five minutes after reading this I am going to cut your ring finger off with a jagged piece of broken tempered glass… or something to that effect.
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This is one of the oldest sales gimmicks in humanity and it’s no different from online blogging and content generation.
They need to read this article because they won’t get this information anywhere else.
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Learn more from Dish Network Corporation
Dish Network Corporation is a direct broadcast satellite service provider that offers satellite television, audio programming, and interactive television services to households and businesses in the United States. Services were launched in March 1996. Currently, Dish Network serves approximately 13.78 million subscribers. Industry experts say 3 million people will sign up for Dish Network in the next three years. In the long-term, thirty million more will join the ranks.
Do you want to cash in on these thirty million? Now you can because Max Satellite TV, an authorised reseller of Dish Network, has started an affiliate program. If you can drive relevant US traffic, English-speaking or Spanish-speaking, do sign up for this affiliate program. You will get $75 per each referred customer who purchases the system installation. The program also offer a second tier option and you get $10 for each customer referred by your downline. There are also cash bonuses available if you refer multiple sales: $250 for 25 sales, $500 for 50 sales and $1,000 for 100 sales. The affiliate commissions are paid twice a month.
Max, the guy who runs the site and the program, is very friendly and helpful. You can contact him if you have any questions and ask him if you need any specific banners or anything else. Sign up and try out this affiliate program.
Do you want to cash in on these thirty million? Now you can because Max Satellite TV, an authorised reseller of Dish Network, has started an affiliate program. If you can drive relevant US traffic, English-speaking or Spanish-speaking, do sign up for this affiliate program. You will get $75 per each referred customer who purchases the system installation. The program also offer a second tier option and you get $10 for each customer referred by your downline. There are also cash bonuses available if you refer multiple sales: $250 for 25 sales, $500 for 50 sales and $1,000 for 100 sales. The affiliate commissions are paid twice a month.
Max, the guy who runs the site and the program, is very friendly and helpful. You can contact him if you have any questions and ask him if you need any specific banners or anything else. Sign up and try out this affiliate program.
Friday, May 22, 2009
My Youtube Space Learning
Veoh is a company that has the backing and money of Time Warner, Dick Eisner (Disney) and others. In other words, it is not a fly-by-night.They offer free memberships, unlimited uploading in size and number. This is good since Myspace and Youtube are really designed for the short-film or snippet.Once you sign up you can make your profile, upload movies, and more. If you go PRO, which is also free, you can schedule what date to put on the movie and when to take it off. The only thing is that you cannot schedule times. But then, if you wanted to be like the other channels that do not give people a choice then I am sure you can find a way to schedule a time. The benefits of going to Veoh are as follows:Free Membership, even for Pros.Unlimited uploads and size in any formatPro can have personal branding of stationHave multiple choices for looks or you can create your own.You can make a series or channel(s)You can charge rental or own fees.Viewer Choice. You may have one hundred videos in a certain order, but the viewer chooses what they want to watch.Drawbacks:Larger files take a long time to process. One of mine took over twelve hours just to give me an error message. That is not the norm, but keep in mind that the larger the file the more time it will take.Charging for downloads rarely works, people don't buy.Would like a scheduler just to rotate the movies.I had done my basic videos, but when I wanted a channel I went to public domain property. Most movies and television before 1960 are open game. With a little research you can have access to hundreds of movies and shows. Are you ready to get started? Go to http://www.veoh.com Register as you would normally. Start uploading your files, if any. You may also obtain files using their url, but they only accept three formats in that way.
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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Saturday, May 16, 2009
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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- 12 Mai 2009
- 12 Mai 2009
By Jeff Gordon The trouble with pitching in Cincinnati is that anything above the knees can end up out of the Great American Bandbox. ...
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Shot through the heart: Tombs cancels 80s Night
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Thursday, May 14, 2009
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
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2. Allegheny College
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82. Harvey Mudd College
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