Phil,
The traditional model of academic journals is that the author signs over the
copyright to the journals publisher.
However, today there is the growing field of open access journals. In these
the author maintains the copyright, usually through Creative Commons (the same
as wikieducator).
There is a fun presentation about game mechanics in serious
applications, called Building a princess saving app:
http://lostgarden.com/Mixing_Games_and_Applications.pdf
It has learning curves for typical games and apps. According to the
author, the learning curve for a typical application is
The problem that I have with people who talk about the power of less or
WYSIWYG is how ironic the statements are if you look at real life. In another
thread somebody mentioned that they had problems getting unversity lecturers to
learn wiki syntax. Yet I have seen the same type of people going
Declan, Hi
I have seen this photo more than once, I think it came out a pacific
workshop, and the question you raise, really not sure. Wondered that
myself as well.
Cheers,
Patricia
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From: wikieducator@googlegroups.com
[mailto:wikieduca...@googlegroups.com] On
Most journals I have published in permit me to post a pdf file
online. Google scholar links to those pdf, so I recommend that when
ever possible and legal, we should post the pdfs online to facilitate
access. It is important to check however, because not all publishers
permit posting of pdfs.
Hi Declan and Patricia
I also noted this many times during my F2F workshop and I think this
is due to some mistake by a Newbie learning to upload Photos.
I have replaced it with the following note.
(This file is an Example photo for learning to upload a photo in the
WikiEducator tutorials. This
Thank you, Gita.
Now Theo went on a trip around the world (smile!)
Warm regards and thanks,
Patricia
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From: wikieducator@googlegroups.com [mailto:wikieduca...@googlegroups.com] On
Behalf Of Gita Mathur
Sent: Tuesday, April 07, 2009 7:21 PM
To: WikiEducator
Subject:
Patricia I am happy I looked into this.
You are right, that sure was a World Tour! Smile
Warm regards
Gita
On Apr 8, 8:07 am, Patricia Schlicht pschli...@col.org wrote:
Thank you, Gita.
Now Theo went on a trip around the world (smile!)
Warm regards and thanks,
Patricia
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