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Tag Archives: Digital Literacy
Feedburning Learning
Feeds & email updates are all about drawing readers into a community from the margins--which is to say, they are all about learning.
Posted in Reading Around Also tagged Australian Red Cross, Blogging, Christmas, Community of Practice, Dana Hanley, Darwin Day, Disaster Relief, Fire, Ian Stewart, Melbourne, Rob Glazebrook, Science, Shanta Rohse, Thematic Theme Framework, WordPress 1 Comment
RCB Bookmarks, Mid-January, 2009
Links on culture, reading, and the web.
Posted in Arts & Literature, Margin Notes, Mind & Society, Reading Around, Science & Technology Also tagged Bookmarks, Books, Civility, Dana Hanley, digitalculture, e-books, e-readers, Jason Epstein, Kassia Krozser, NEA, Peter Osnos, Politics, RCBLinks, Reading, Reading on the Rise, SpinStoppers, Voltaire Leave a comment
The Infinite Book: The Plastic Logic Reader (and the Real Nature of Books)
A book is essentially whole, unitary -- a little world of human thought, word, & spirit, chosen, shaped, and bound within its covers. Books are bundles; a book is what is bound together. For what makes a book more than it's binding?
Shiny new software…
Snow outside, snow on Matt's blog, WordPress 2.7 (with a snazzy redesign and full support for child themes!), and Firefox 3.1 Beta 2. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas...
Posted in Margin Notes, Science & Technology Also tagged Blogging, Christmas, Coltrane, FF3.1, Firefox, Snow, WordPress, WP2.7 2 Comments
There’s Something Happening Here…
Nicholas Carr says, This is your brain online. You've been warned. Now go forth and read.
Posted in Mind & Society, Reading Around, Science & Technology Also tagged Books, Buffalo Springfield, Clay Shirky, Google, Kevin Kelly, Media, Nicholas Carr, Psychology Leave a comment
Civility on the Web (or, If you talk, be polite)
The New York Times explores calls for a Code of Conduct (like this from Jimmy Wales, or this from Tim O’Riley) on the web, as well as the motivations and secret lives of the Trolls Among Us; and Clay Shirky, author of Here Comes Everybody, explains why A Group Is Its Own Worst Enemy.
Posted in Margin Notes, Mind & Society, Reading Around, Science & Technology Also tagged Civility, Clay Shirky, Conversation, Jimmy Wales, The New York Times, Tim O'Riley, Trolls Leave a comment
Better Widgets with Science!