The Keynote Speaker stole my thunder for his intro this afternoon 2:00pm Session. … Twitter and Metaphor
Good Ideas:
Personal Server: Digital Sandbox: Hosted, Store and help transfer their content – “beyond the e-portfolio
Give students this environment FOR LIFE!
Bluehost.com – Gardner’s hosting service – set of hosted tools
“New Media Reader” – the text he uses in [...]
CIT 2008: There Are Many New Ways: New Approaches to Teaching Information Literacy
M. McBride, K. Fujiuchi: Buffalo State
Software as Textbook:
Used Flash Drive as the TextBook – free software
Used:
Firefox Browser
PortableApps.com
Del.icio.us
Stumbleupon.com
Zotero
Lots of students never used plugin or free software or misused (reinvented) the tool
CIT 2008: A Followup on the Learning Commons Experience Revisited
L. Melita, D. Harms, J. Hoover, A. Hollister: SUNY Cortland
Did not want a sea of computers!!! – provost driven
Training Center, Writing Fellows, Service Learning, Cafe, Advisement, Reference .. Nearby Fac. Dev Center, Instructional Materials Designer, Teaching Materials Center
Laptop Loaner Prog. – 3 hr loan – 40 [...]
CIT 2008: Science, Web 2.0 and New Modes of Scholarly Communication
Bonnie Swoger: Geneseo
http://www.geneseo.edu/~swoger/Cit2008.html
Web 2.0: Two-Way Communications
Nature Network (http://network.nature.com) – Personalization, Hubs (Boston, London), “Friends” vs. “Contacts”
Postgenomic.com
Researchblogging.org – Provides an ICON to indicate “Peer Reviewed” .. peer reviewed
Social Bookmarking for Scholars: (like del.icio.us) – keeps citations down to journal/article level
Cannotea
2Collab
CiteULike
Peer Review:
Nature – Open Peer Review – [...]
