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Monthly Archives: August 2008
Living with Plagiarism
As I have been reminding people recently I both maintain a plagiarism Web site and teach the occasional linguistics course. This is one of those times I’m glad to see an issue like plagiarism from multiple points of view. Interestingly… More On: Living with Plagiarism
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Course Hero – The Study Site that’s a Pyramid Scheme?
The original discovery of this little gem goes to one of my Harrisburg colleagues who learned about it from an instructor. The site in question is Course Hero or “An Open Online Study Community”, but note how the home page… More On: Course Hero – The Study Site that’s a Pyramid Scheme?
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Scheduling and the August Blog Project
I’m not officially attempting the 1 blog post per day feat, but if I were, I could write up a bunch over the week-end and use the schedule feature to separate the appearance by 24 hours. Use this to reader… More On: Scheduling and the August Blog Project
Elizabeth is Tweeting
Believe it or not, Robin Smail (aka Robin2Go) finally talked me into Tweeting. Since I had written a very long blog post against Twitter I thought I should go public with this decision. I’m also Tweeting in public, although only… More On: Elizabeth is Tweeting
Overview of the Penn State Open Source License
The Penn State Multimedia Teaching Objects are a set of objects which can be downloaded under the “Penn State Open Source License”. While this license is not Creative Commons, it actually has the same terms as a liberal GNU/Creative Commons… More On: Overview of the Penn State Open Source License
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LDSC08 – I do like Live Question
I anticipate a quiet Web 2.0 period on this topic, but I did like the Live Question tool from the Harvard Law server. It lets a large class send questions with minimal interruption, and the voting lets other students participate… More On: LDSC08 – I do like Live Question
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Text is Cheap (and sometimes that’s good).
I’m working on posting a media-rich for the fall (images, video and text), and I really have a new appreciation for the cheapness of text. What do I mean exactly? Text files are much smaller than media files Software to… More On: Text is Cheap (and sometimes that’s good).
Posted in Multimedia, Standards
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