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Ed Tech Developer’s Guide

The Department of Education has released an Ed Tech Developer’s Guide (download the pdf here). The document attempts to identify “opportunities” for resources that will have an impact (evidently there is a concern that designers tend to limits their efforts … Continue reading

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Wikipedia on 60 Minutes

The most recent 60 Minutes included a nice segment on Wikipedia. Comments from Jimmy Wales are included.

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Tech in the city

We have moved from North Dakota to the Twin Cities. I will not say I am fond of the traffic, but I do enjoy the diversity a more metropolitan area provides. This advantage extends to our tech interests. Specialization is … Continue reading

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Block hot and recommended

This is a follow-up to my previous post on Hot and Recommended content in Google+. This video explains how to prevent content not generated by those from your circles appearing in your content stream.  

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What is hot and recommended?

Google – I thought the idea of Google+ circles was to allow uses of Google+ to allow users to control the individuals with whom they would interact. The inclusion of “What is hot and recommended” posts contradicts what I thought … Continue reading

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YouTube Cards

I have created a few YouTube videos which I intended as demonstrations to be embedded in our book resource pages. I found that the videos were being viewed more frequently directly from YouTube than from within the web pages. I … Continue reading

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