What is the technology behind Become.com and Dictionary.hm?
Does anyone know what the technology is behind sites like Become.com and Dictionary.hm? They are sooo awesome! A total about face from type, send, wait . . .
Does anyone know what the technology is behind sites like Become.com and Dictionary.hm? They are sooo awesome! A total about face from type, send, wait . . .
The linked article (Web 2.0: A new wave of innovation for teaching and learning) by Bryan Alexander, Director of Research at the National Institute for Technology, was published in the March / April 2006 Educause Review. It is a comprehensive media accumulation and review of "Web 2.0" technologies for use in teaching and learning settings…
TechCrunch had an interesting article from a few weeks back about why teens don’t (or do) tweet. As usual, it is important to try to find the story behind the numbers. The “story” (as summarized by TechCrunch) tells us that some studies suggest only 11% of Twitter users are teen which seems like a tiny…
IDT873 Maddrell Behavioral Abstract 2 – Upload a Document to Scribd Read this document on Scribd: IDT873 Maddrell Behavioral Abstract 2 Behavioral Strategy Abstract Running head: BEHAVIORAL STRATEGY ABSTRACT 1 Behavioral Strategy Abstract: Self-Pacing Versus Instructor-Pacing Jennifer Maddrell Old Dominion University IDT 873 Advanced Instructional Design Techniques Dr. Morrison September 8, 2008 Behavioral Strategy Abstract…
Based on the literature review topics students have chosen this semester, I’m going to be learning a lot about the implications of our technology uses in education and recommendations for practice. Lots of interest in AI, but really pleased to see their desired interests in not only academic integrity but also improved assessment and practice…
It seems straightforward enough, right? However, in my Foundations in Distance Education course, we are exploring definitions of distance education that vary widely. This difference in definition and perception has profound implications on research and instructional practices … if you aren’t talking about the same thing, how can you compare results and recommendations? My “off…
Accessing and reading Internet content on a mobile device is a pain. It is typically very slow and hard to view. While some sites have optimized their content for users who access the site on a mobile device (Google, Yahoo! and Bloglines just to name a few), the mobile Internet experience is generally bad and…