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Friday, February 04, 2005 |
Senses Special: The Art of Seeing Without
Sight. Fascinating article about a blind man who has
learned to paint realistic scenes. The suggestion is that,
despite his blindness, his visual cortex remains active and
informed by other senses, allowing him to imagine what he
ought to be seeing. Via elearningpost. By Alison Motluk,
New Scientist, January 29, 2005
[Refer][Research][Reflect] [OLDaily]
6:53:09 PM  Google It!.
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Sound Recording Tips and
Techniques. Some rounding up to do in the world of
podcasting. In this
item Doug Kaye links to some sites offering tips
and advice on sound recording (the whole Blogarithms
site is well worth the time - and I really like the site
design). Matt
Pasiewicz also offers some links to Audacity
tutorials (Audacity is free sound recording software).
You'll also find on the EDUCAUSE
blogs site various links to numerous links to
talks and interviews recorded at the recent NLII meeting
and posted for all to hear - here,
for example, and here
and here
and here
(and more - explore the site). I think they've done a
really nice job with this - I've been sort of sitting on
these links because I wanted to listen to everything - but
there's no way. By Doug Kaye, Blogarithms, January 31,
2005
[Refer][Research][Reflect] [OLDaily]
6:50:44 PM Google It!.
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The Painful Truth.
The Iraq war is a new kind of hell. There are more survivors among the
wounded -- but more maimed and shattered limbs than ever. A revolution
in battlefield medicine is helping them conquer the pain. By Steve
Silberman from Wired magazine. [Wired News]
8:31:09 AM Google It!.
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