What do educators think about students using mobile internet devices for
education? For example the Nokia 770. http://www.nokiausa.com/770
Its an internet tablet with wifi built in, 800x480 touch screen, Linux
based OS, bluetooth, Opera web browser, GTalk (VOIP), IM, email client,
word processor,
Taran Rampersad notes:
Secret formulas like this bother me because they are secret.
Hi again Taran,
Something of an exaggeration to call something unpublicised secret,
however yes, proponents of full disclosure will argue that anything unknown
should be knowable by anyone - presumably it is
Taran,
Thinking about Don's comments in disaster management (a field I know
*nothing* about, so feel free to shoot me down on this) I'm inclined to
think that public image / press / etc becomes an important factor. If
this is a closed process, it is open to criticism only in being a closed
Ken,
Unfortunately, I think you are contradicting yourself. You say that you
disagree with the opportunism that Microsoft uses to pry into my
computer under the guise of giving me a critical update ...however,
there is nothing illegal in what Microsoft is doing. It was all there in
an license
Ken -
If we didn't have to prove over and over again that we have the right to use
our version of Windows (or whatever) I would have such a beef. Plus, it is
difficult to respect Microsoft's intellectual property when MS itself runs
roughshod over other entities property and does it's best to
hi Digital Divide Network community -
at the public library where i work i asked my supervisor if i could change my
job title to public geek. she's a geek herself and laughed approvingly at the
suggestion.
she then explained that it's a bit involved changing a job title when you
work
FYI (pardon the crossposts)...
African Languages ICT for Development in Africa:
Rationale for, potential of, resources to facilitate localization
A seminar presentation, midway through the Year of African Languages
Thursday 22 June 2006, 2:00 - 6:00
World Bank I Street Building, I1-200
DATABASE SEARCHING: TECHNIQUES :
DATABASES :
LIBRARIES: LIBRARIANS :
DATABASE SEARCHING: END USER SEARCHING:
A Selected Collection of Sources Discussing End User Searching and
Mediated Professional Searching Comparatively and in a Training Context
Searching search engines like Google on the
We wouldn't be able to use Frappr, then - we would have to set up our
own Google Map from scratch. Technically this is possible. But there's
no way this could be a priority in the short term, because the limited
money DDN has is going to transferring DDN to TakingITGlobal, and
hopefully
hi DDN community -
that's quite some news that bill gates will be stepping down from his full
time job at microsoft. i was totally surprised to hear that he has also
accepted an entry level position at red hat.
considering the overwhelmingly dominant role microsoft has played in
computers
I think the device has tremendous potential. And no, that's not just
because I've been drooling on my keyboard reading the specs for the past
month or so.
Why? Because we're moving towards urban wifi in a big way. Chicago's
taking unprecedented steps to ensure network neutrality and open
I'll be in Washington, DC July 7 - 17. If anyone in the area would
like to meet face-to-face for whatever reason, please let me know
ASAP.
--
Ms. Jayne Cravens MSc
Bonn, Germany
Services for Mission-Based Orgs
www.coyotecommunications.com
International Development Studies Work
I was going to chime in earlier about this being a possible future
feature but knowing how much effort it was I was curious to see if
anyone would bring it up... :)
On TakingITGlobal we recently migrated our databases to being able to do
this over a 6-month period but it was quite a bit of effort
http://www.mapbuilder.net
it took me a day to teach my public highschool class here in New York.
(their projects will be featured at eyebeam atelier for the next month,
using this as a locative sound mapping tool).
best,
daniel p.
On 6/16/06 9:45 AM, Andy Carvin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone,
I just wanted to let you know about a blog entry I just wrote in
response to a C|NET News article that debated whether or not online
social networks are a fad. In it, I look at the history of online
community building, from the earliest bulletin board systems and email
lists to
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