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Joss Whedon endorses "Zomney" for putting country "back on path to zombie apocalypse."
By Mark A. McCutcheon 28 October 2012 @ 9:19pm Comments (1)Posted to group: AU Zombie Research Groupwww.youtube.com - This is one of the greatest things to find its way to the AU ZRG in a while (and this group finds a lot of great things). Here's Joss Whedon endorsing Mitt Romney for putting country "back on path to zombie apocalypse." He connects the GOP platform...intellinge or creativity?
By Margarita Zapata Mejia April 29, 2013 - 4:31amI am interested to know your opinions about the relation between intelligence and creativity. Are they the same thing, what do you think??
Athabasca Learning Environment Score card.
Last updated December 12, 2013 - 2:41pm by Carrie Anton Comments (3)This wiki is designed for us to accurately look at and assess our own Learning Environment. I've made a comparison to "Best practices". Even I have trouble understanding how a practice can be the "Best" in any context, but I meant it as a goal. I...- By Terry Anderson June 30, 2014 - 3:37pmNew Article on the Distant Crowd- mostly by Jon Dron with a little help from me in IJLM at http:/
/ bit.ly/ 1qsdZxE - By Mike Sosteric December 29, 2020 - 9:08amCannabis reverses ageing process in the brain, study suggests https:/
/ www.sciencedaily.com/ releases/ 2017/ 05/ 170508112400.htm Rules for Radicals: The Archivist's Edition
By Mark A. McCutcheon 15 November 2012 @ 3:07pmboingboing.net - Rogue archivist Carl Malamud's 10 Rules for Radicals is the transcript of his keynote at the 19th World Wide Web Consortium conference in 2010. It's a thrilling and often hilarious account of his adventures in liberating different kids of...-
Getting to know the Landing
Posted to group: The Landing Help CommunityThe Landing offers a huge range of tools and facilties for you to share things with others, make connections with people, communicate, and form communities. This is a very brief overview of some of the main features found on the menu, but is very... How I am learning to code
By Jon Dron January 13, 2014 - 1:22pm Comments (2)During my sabbatical I am learning to program. Given that I have been programming for about 30 years (actually, more than 40 if you count a few weeks learning machine code with a single punchcard machine in primary school before picking it up...Have we all been duped by the Myers-Briggs test?
By Jon Dron 7 September 2014 @ 7:25pm Comments (3)fortune.com - Not all of us, no. But, if you reckon there is any validity at all to personality tests, learning styles and all such pseudo-scientific hokum the answer is 'yes', you have been duped. This digestible and brief article presents a small sample of the...
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