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Three blog add-ons proposed to boost writing

Posted June 13th, 2011 by cclark2
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A new project promotes working collaboratively to improve tools for commenting, citations, and e-publication [Read More]

NSF funds annotation tool for web research

Posted May 12th, 2011 by cclark2
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Scrible (scribble) launched last week in beta - with the help of a $500K NSF grant. It is a web page annotation tool, with functionality similar to Diigo. [Learn more]

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Creating personas with Google Docs

Posted March 31st, 2011 by cclark2
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Just Love by ChrisK4u Students work together using shareable documents to create descriptions of imaginary people that represent clientele. [Read More]

Connect@NMC: IMAGING Demo - Sneak Peek at a New Feature for Critique^It

Posted November 2nd, 2010 by Keene Haywood
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Nov 17 2010 - Nov 17 2010

You are invited to join us Wednesday, Nov. 17th, 2010 at 11:00am PT / 2:00pm ET ( check for local time) when we get a sneak preview of IMAGING, a new feature found in the Critique^It service.  The demo will be given by Critique^It co-founders and creators Alexa Fleur (CEO) and Ashley Bradford (CTO).

See Also: http://www.nmc.org/connect/2010/nov/17
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CritiqueIt

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We are a startup company developing CritiqueIt, the most sophisticated, feature-rich critique application available on the web today.  We believe cutting-edge technology should enhance and catalyze the user experience without confusion or exorbitant cost. Our passion is to transform how people critique and collaborate, providing solutions for the educational environment and writers market.

CritiqueIt allows users to upload, share and critique documents regardless of which software is being used. Through text, voice and video annotation, CritiqueIt brings human interaction online—the writing, speaking, and sharing that makes document collaboration and critical review personal and engaging.

Collaborative, Cross-Cultural/Global Art + Design Project in Second Life

Posted January 30th, 2010 by Jan Baum
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CFP: 2010 Southwest/Texas Popular and American Culture Association Conference

Posted August 15th, 2009 by ldonovan
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2010 Southwest/Texas Popular and American Culture Association
31st Annual Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico
February 10-13, 2010

Submission Deadline: 12/15/09 (Priority Registration Deadline 11/1/09)

The Pedagogies and the Profession Area of the Southwest/Texas Popular and American Culture Association is now accepting proposals for paper presentations and panels on any topic involving successful or innovative approaches for teaching literature, media studies, film, cultural studies, television, rhetoric and composition, technical writing, or technology. Also welcome are proposals that identify and discuss the existence or implication of specific pedagogical problems or issues, whether these advance any resulting new methodologies or not.

Adobe First Mondays: Collaboration and Learning with Acrobat.com

Posted July 28th, 2009 by Alan Levine
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With the widespread adoption of e-mail, the Internet, and hosted applications for creating and sharing documents, the way in which students learn and educators teach is undergoing a dramatic shift. With new technologies for creating documents and collaborating online, educators are transforming how they work with students, and students are finding new ways to work with peers. The result: an approach to collaboration and learning that redefines possibilities for teacher-student interactions and gets students more engaged in learning.

Be there the first Monday in August to learn more about Acrobat.com.

Speaker: Rick Treitman is an Entrepreneur in Residence with Acrobat.com 

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Using Open Content and the Collaboratory Model for Real-World Science Learning

Posted February 12th, 2009 by Megan Simmons (Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education)
Conference 2009 NMC Summer Conference
Conference Track On the Horizon
Session Mode Breakout Session
Session Audience all
Skill Level all
Co-presenters Amee Godwin (ISKME / OER Commons)
Relevant URLs http://wiki.oercommons.org/mediawiki/index.php/International_OER_Exchange_Pilot_...

Session Description

The possibility for real discovery inspires the session leaders’ participatory science pedagogy, within the framework of an online “collaboratory.” Combined with open content, a collaboratory is a flexible platform for shared experimentation. In this interactive session, participants will experience collaborating on issues related to climate change and botany through using open content and open-source tools. Presenters will highlight teacher trainings and pedagogical models being developed, for example, in the BioQUEST SCOPE and OER Commons International Teacher Exchange projects.

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Art + Technology + the Liberal Arts

Posted July 19th, 2007 by cwatts
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In January 2007, St. Lawrence University opened its new Newell Center for Arts Technology (NCAT). A shared facility with buy-in from visual arts, music, theater, communication, and film studies faculty, along with the campus's Brush Art Gallery, the NCAT replaces departmental labs and serves two purposes: it helps the departments meet their technological needs for teaching and learning; and it serves as a hub for collaborative, interdisciplinary work.

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