To Read Well on Screens, Change Your Mindset | Culture Mulching – – (DH dgital_literacy reading_onscreen literacy_practices ) Annotated Bibliography on Digital Reading | University of California – Berkeley – "annotated bibliography of articles, studies, surveys, and blog posts centered in various ways on the question of how people engage with digital texts " Some… Continue reading What I’m reading 11 Apr 2017 through 15 Apr 2017
Tag: attention_economy
What I’m reading 31 Dec 2015 through 5 Jan 2016
Education: Where the “Customer” is the “Product” – Ah, welcome back to university. Pity no one's listening. – (none) How the Internet changed the way we read – Er, tl;dr. No evidence, nothing new. So read 'em and weep. – (reading literacy attention_economy ) The future of blogging is blogging – An end of year… Continue reading What I’m reading 31 Dec 2015 through 5 Jan 2016
What I’m reading 26 Jun 2015 through 11 Jul 2015
[toread] Moments in man-made ‘music’ and the machines behind it – – (dh ) Why I Just Asked My Students To Put Their Laptops Away… — Medium – It's interesting that we're *still* debating this one. Shirky emphasizes that it's not so much the machine as the content that lures – content that is *designed*… Continue reading What I’m reading 26 Jun 2015 through 11 Jul 2015
Morgan’s pinboard for 22 Apr 2015
Reading to Have Read – If you’re a person who reads, you may have read about Spritz, a startup that hopes to “reimagine” reading. Like most tech startups, reimagining entails making more efficient. Spritz promises to speed… – (content_strategy reading speed_reading attention_economy ) [toread] Lockhart – a mathematician’s lament – – (none) Understanding and learning… Continue reading Morgan’s pinboard for 22 Apr 2015
on pinboard for June 17th, 2014
The Shallows – The Frontal Cortex – Response to Carr's response to the writers's review in NYT. Carr just won't let go of stating the obvious – even though he's backed away from his premise of evil. "But they certainly don’t support the hypothesis that the internet, as Carr writes, is turning us into “mere… Continue reading on pinboard for June 17th, 2014