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| Page 1 of 12 | Previous | Next | | | STEPHEN DOWNES: HALF AN HOUR SEPTEMBER 14, 2008 Types of Knowledge and Connective Knowledge Historically, we have had two types of knowledge: First, 'qualitative' knowledge. What colour the object is, for example. How many things do we see, for example. These two types of knowledge account for most of what we know about things that there are out there in the world. And there are different types of knowing. | | | | | |
| DONALD CLARK PLAN B APRIL 16, 2013 MOOCs: taxonomy of 8 types of MOOC For example, Coursera offer courses on strict startand end dates with clear deadlines for assignment. Cogbooks is a leading example of this type of MOOC. The groups are software selected by geography, ability and type. The Open Badges movement tends to be more aligned with this type of MOOC. I''m a mooc? can''t? | DOC SEARLS JANUARY 13, 2010 The Net: Free infrastructure for speech, enterprise and assembly Nothing in human history, with the possible exception of movable type — has done more to encourage all those freedoms. Take radio and TV, for example. I just posted this essay to IdeaScale at OpenInternet.gov , in advance of the Open Internet Workshop at MIT this afternoon. I thought I’d put it here too. We can build on it. | DAVID WEINBERGER OCTOBER 11, 2009 Net uncovers new type of cloud There are reports of a new type of cloud , one that is not currently in the official International Cloud Atlas. For example, the University of Illinois’ “ cloud types &# page lists four broad categories, and a list of miscellaneous clouds, each of which is categorized under one of the four basic types, evoking a “Huh?&# | | | | | | | | |
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INTERNET TIME ALLIANCE | SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 2010 Learning and Social Media: A Model « Renee Reports
In the chart under this link she catergorised specific ways that different types of social media can be used in each of the 5 categories. All with great and inspiring examples. This is something I can discuss with the trainers I work with myself….with with enthusiasm! Thanks again Jane! MORE >> -
DAVID WEINBERGER | MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2011 Classifying folktales
Some Examples: Beauty and the Beast: Type 425C. The Devil Building a Bridge: Type 1191. The Foolish Use of Magic Wishes Type 750A. Hansel and Gretel and other abandoned children: Type 327. Women forced to marry hogs: Type 441. The Runaway Pancake: Type 2025. Bluebeard: 312. MORE >> -
STEPHEN DOWNES: HALF AN HOUR | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2006 How to Write Articles and Essays Quickly and Expertly
Introduction: Four Types of Discursive Writing From time to time people express amazement at how I can get so much done. For example, I am writing this item as I wait for the internet to start working again in the Joburg airport departures area. You have more options because there are four types of discursive writing. And so on. MORE >> -
ADAPTIVE PATH | FRIDAY, JULY 8, 2011  Typographers: the Original UX Designers
This made the type nerd in me happy and hopeful about the respect paid to typography on UX design. Below are a couple quotes that resonated with both the type and UX nerd in me. But if I were to leave you with 3 simple rules to keep in mind when using type in UX design I would say: Use Restraint. Type classification and history. MORE >> -
DAVID WEINBERGER | FRIDAY, JULY 27, 2012 Importing HTML into Google Docs spreadsheets
Into a cell you type: =ImportHTML(“[URL]“,”[query]“,”[index]“). For example: =ImportHTML(“[link]. Or, to use Rick’s more useful example: =ImportHtml(“[link]. For example, suppose I want to get the headline of the first posting at, say, DailyKos.com. SPARQL. MORE >>
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- The Future of the Training Department HAROLD JARCHE | WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2009
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