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Friday, June 10, 2005

Building a Linux Virtual Server [Slashdot:]
11:33:12 PM      Google It!.

Many Scientists Admit Unethical Practices [Slashdot:] this finding make replications of finding even more important simply to weed out the "problem studies" -- BL

2:32:48 PM      Google It!.

Some Uses of Blogs in Education. I don't know when Scott Leslie created this very useful graphic (or even whether he did - it's undated and unsigned - tsk) but it was cited on ITForum today and is well worth a link here. By Scott Leslie, EdTechPost, June, 2005 [Refer][Research][Reflect] [OLDaily]
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Course Management Systems: Past, Present and Future. While I was messing around in Scott Leslie's site (see below) I ran across this presentation he delivered in May but posted today (it's probably in the aggregator too but I have a thousand or so links to read). This presentation is well worth a review - the timeline of content management systems is itself worth looking at. But after looking at some models, he describes several service oriented initiatives - Carnegie Mellon, JISC, IMS, OKI - and the distributed model advocated here and elsewhere recently. Many great diagrams (which I'll steal for tomorrow) and some provokative questions, including the one I'm always asked: "Is it possible to achieve “enterprise quality service” without imposing or assuming a well-defined, hierarchical structure?" By Scott Leslie, EdTechPost, May 11, 2005 [Refer][Research][Reflect] [OLDaily]
11:57:42 AM      Google It!.

MoonEdit. collaborative cross platform text editor [Edubloggers Links Feed]
11:52:43 AM      Google It!.

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