- Half an Hour: Design Elements in a Personal Learning Environment – the core design elements in the development of a personal learning architecture being developed in the National Research Council's Learning and Performance Support Systems program. – (ple design )
- Demystifying the muse: 5 creativity myths you need to stop believing – Crew Blog – of course, It's in businesses interest to demystify. you can't commodify the mysterious. So, out with the old myths, in with the new. – (writing inspiration ideology )
- Intertwingled Work – Greg Lloyd – An excellent post on intertwingledness in contexts. If pages/content are findable and addressable, they can be intertwingled – and it a matter of creating contexts that allow us to draw from that complexity to make meaning. Greg gives an apology for inline links, but, really, we don't need to apologize for that anymore. Let 'em eat cake. – (IA InfoDesign wikis intertwingled findability addressability )
Tag Archives: Writing
on pinboard for July 29th, 2014 through July 30th, 2014
- Tinderbox Tuesday: Agents – – (agents tinderbox tuesday attributes notes prototypes timeline tutorial )
- tinderbox Visualize – – (none)
- BSAG » Tinderbox daybook – – (technology )
- A Tinderbox Reference File – – (none)
- Tinderbox: Email and Twitter from Tinderbox – – (none)
- Tinderbox: A Task Assistant – – (none)
- Taking the Information Plunge With Tinderbox | Mac.AppStorm – – (app applescript business communication reviews finance games graphics hardware internet lifestyle music office os productivity security synchronization typography utilities video web dev roundups iphone photography how-to virtualization news appstories appstorm ask editor competitions interviews live coverage mactastik mactuts+ opinion screencasts sponsors weekly poll hot data information map outline tinderbox )
- Tips on Writing And How They’re Really Just Tips on Life — Hack / Make – – (notetaking writing dh academia2.0 blogging )
- Momiji – How Bookmarking Should Be (For Mac, iPad and iPhone) – – (none)
- What is an Artist’s Book – – (dh book books printing )
- [toread] Chopping down the trunk of education | xED Book – – (moocs oer )
- Op-Ed: Microsoft layoff e-mail typifies inhuman corporate insensitivity – – (rhetoric corporaterhetoric fyc )
- Another Argument Against The “Artist Must Get Paid” Nonsense | TorrentFreak – – (copyright dh )
- Selfie-Love – The Chronicle Review – – (fyc a&e selfies )
- Selfie-Love – The Chronicle Review – brief entry into the matter. is it narcism or a gesture of self-respect? – (fyc a&e selfies )
on pinboard for March 20th, 2014 through March 21st, 2014
- Storing my Stuff in Pinboard — bitdepth – – (pinboard notetaking notebooks collecting PLE )
- this progress | if:book – Buried in the middle of Claude Lévi-Strauss’s Tristes Tropiques, a book digressive in exactly the right way, is an astonishing argument about writing. Lévi-Strauss considers what the invention of writing might mean in the history of civilizations worldwide, arriving at a conclusion that still surprises: – (literacy writing writinglore )
- [priv] How I Use Pinboard — www.macstories.net — Readability – – (none)
bookmarks for March 12th, 2013 through March 14th, 2013
- The bucket has a hole in it, let’s plug it – Brian surveys OER against a MOOCy background – (mooc de oer )
- Tips on Writing And How They’re Really Just Tips on Life — Hack / Make – One more today from http://nickwynja.com/ at Hack/Make. Nick melds writing, coding, and making into a workflow, aka, practice. Markdown meets purpose. Every note is a opportunity to learn something. This one is for DH and #en3177. Becoming digital means becoming mindful. – (notetaking writing DH academia2.0 blogging )
bookmarks for March 13th, 2011 through March 15th, 2011
- The rebirth of data – between database and narrative – – (none)
- Why “Bloggers vs. Journalists” is Still With Us – An interesting article nteresting on two counts: the topic amd thesis he's taking (bloggers want to be journos and journos want to be bloggers), and how he's presenting his preparation: crots with commentary that constellate into multiple patterns. Nice. – (journalism blogging en3177 crots writing genre )
bookmarks for March 9th, 2011 through March 12th, 2011
- Mind mapping for IT pros • The Register – Good, brief, non-academic article on mind mapping with links. – (mind_mapping en3177 )
- Passive News Reports May Lead Readers To Feel They Can’t Find The Truth – Ohio State U's press release on the Pingee study. What we need is to better educate readers. – (none)
- Effects of Unresolved Factual Disputes in the News on Epistemic Political Efficacy – Pingree – 2011 – Journal of Communication – Wiley Online Library – "This experiment tests effects of passive, neutral reporting of contradictory factual claims on audiences. Exposure to such reporting is found to affect a new self-efficacy construct developed in this study called epistemic political efficacy (EPE), which taps confidence in one's own ability to determine truth in politics. Measurement of EPE is found to be reliable and valid, and effects of neutral reporting on it are found to be conditional on prior interest in the issues under dispute. Implications of this effect and of EPE are discussed. Self-efficacy theory (Bandura, 1982) suggests these short-term effects may accumulate over time. EPE may affect outcomes related to political understanding, opinion formation, and information seeking. " – (journalism ideology writing objectivity )
- App Store not invited to web’s date with destiny • The Register – Love El Reg. Rhis time they thwack the Copernicans who preach conversion to an App Universe over the web. Its about The Sharing. But in this case, it's about vendors having to push. "Yes, we're in a transition period where standalone apps make sense. But to believe that "it's an app internet" now and forevermore is crazy talk, and assumes that there's more value in isolation than in connections. In other words, that apps are better than the Internet. They're not. The isolated app model is fundamentally inferior to an open web of connected content and apps, one that is infinitely more shareable and more discoverable. Sure, there's going to be plenty of room for hybrid approaches to web/native apps, and that's healthy." – (en3177 produsage apps )
- A Simple Guide for a Mindful Digital Life | zen habits – – (readme )
bookmarks for January 21st, 2011 through January 22nd, 2011
- if:book: what i’ve learned since posting a proposal for a taxonomy of social reading – Author considers revision of first draft of a taxonomy. An illustration of how scholars work socially. – (reading writing socialreading drafting ple )
- 6 ways journalists can use Quora as tool to report, share ideas – – (quora journalism howto )
bookmarks for January 13th, 2011 through January 15th, 2011
- Will #Quora Be Big In 2011? – a good article for en3177, in part for the subject of discussion but even more for the aggregatating and repurposing the writer's doing. trace the inputs and outputs and diagram how he links it all together. this is learning. – (en3177 twitter quora mooc ple synthesis )
- Should I Work for Free? – flowchart. but it's not about the flow. it's about the players. illustrates how to play with genres. – (vizualization argument persuasion )
- At Netroots UK, British progressives plant seeds for future online struggles – Students organize around and by using social media in the field and after. Sarcasim, demonstrations, Guardian columnists, and blogging. – (en3177 protests social_media )
- Writer’s Guide to Twitter – – (en3177 twitter writing )
bookmarks for January 1st, 2011
- What We Find on Found: Lists as Art, Artifact, and Sites of Connection | The New Everyday – How found (anonymous) lists encourage semiosis by (anonymous) readers. Illustrates how we construct character. – (Lists notetaking repurposing )
- Licklider – Man-Computer Symbiosis 1960 – "The main aims are 1) to let computers facilitate formulative thinking as they now facilitate the solution of formulated problems, and 2) to enable men and computers to cooperate in making decisions and controlling complex situations without inflexible dependence on predetermined programs." – (history internet augmentation )
- Engelbart: Augmenting Human Intellect (1962) – Invented the mouse, windows, much of the GUI, implemented hypertext and collaborative computing. Early thinking about how computers can help us learn and do. – (newmedia history internet augmentation )
- V Bush – As We May Think – The Atlantic – Classic for history of new and social media, hypertext, internet. The only good use of microfilm ever created. 1945 – (history internet newmedia notetaking scholarship2.0 writing )
- [toread] Image:Repeater Bridge.jpg – DD-WRT Wiki – – (via:gwalter )
- Wiki Journaling – – (Wiki extremcomposing en3177 ple )
- [toread] Shelly Terrell: Global Netweaver, Curator, PLN Builder | DMLcentral – – (Ple pln en3177 )
- [toread] Commonplace Books — Old Wine in New Bottles – – (via:eclectics )
bookmarks for December 24th, 2010 through December 25th, 2010
- 10 Alternatives To Delicious.com Bookmarking – – (none)
- Chirpstory Lets You Filter And Bundle Tweets Into Stories – Looks like a PLE center. – (curating ple mooc en3177 #plenk2010 )
- Studies Explore Whether the Internet Makes Students Better Writers – The Chronicle – – (writing blogging )