Friday, March 12, 2004

FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATIONAL THEORY FOR ONLINE LEARNING - Mohamed Ally, Theory and Practice of Online Learning. Introduction: There is ongoing debate about whether it is the use of a particular delivery technology or the design of the instruction that improves learning (Clark, 2001; Kozma, 2001). It has long been recognized that specialized delivery technologies [Online Learning Update] 9:29:46 AM      Google It!.

Andrew: "I've finished an initial version of a RSS+BitTorrent integration tool for Radio Userland's news aggregator. This is beta software." [Scripting News] 9:23:15 AM      Google It!.

Gateway Completes eMachines Acquisition [Slashdot] 9:22:00 AM      Google It!.

Globelogger: "It is often said that the Internet was designed to continue functioning even in the event of nuclear war. Recently, Google dropped on Atom bomb on the crowded marketplace of weblogging. Here's how the Internet routes around the damage." [Scripting News] 9:11:10 AM      Google It!.

Automated security scanning with Google. The other day Robin Good posted a link, via George Siemens, to a Register article by Scott Granneman. The article illustrates Google queries that find passwords, web-accessible databases, and financial data. Nobody should be surprised by what these queries reveal, but I'm sure a lot of folks will be. ... [Jon's Radio] 9:07:27 AM      Google It!.

Unravelling the IP enforcement debate. Analysis What does it really mean? [The Register] 9:05:42 AM      Google It!.