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The CAPTCHA Project.. "A CAPTCHA is a program that can generate and grade tests that:
You've seen this before - think of systems you've used that ask you to access a web page and read text off that page that was somehow obscured, then feed it back to the system to prove that you (and not some automated agent) are in fact there. But did you know they had a name? - SWL [EdTechPost]4:49:06 PM 
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What is Reversible?. This is one of those - "I'm-not-totally-sure-what-this-is-but-it-seems-like-it-might-be-interesting/important" posts. Creating a link to this site, say like this one, actually creates a new page on that site, much like how using a WikiWord works within a wiki. Apparently uses trackback and ping back as well. Curioser and curioser. - SWL [EdTechPost] 4:48:43 PM
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JIME Special Issue - Reusing Online Resources: A Sustainable Approach to eLearning. The latest issue of the U.K. publication The Journal of Interactive Media in Education is structured around expert commentary on the recent book, edited by JIME editor Alison Littlejohn, Reusing Online Resources: A Sustainable Approach to eLearning, (Ed.) Allison Littlejohn. Kogan Page, London. ISBN 0749439491. - via [CARETblogging] I have been waiting for this article for months. This is another "study" item, the ideas thrown off by it will take a while to understand. 4:26:50 PM
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MetaMap - Graphical Map of Metadata and other Standards Initiatives. "The MetaMap is a pedagogical graphic which takes the form of a subway map. Its aim is to help the information science community to understand metadata standards, sets, and initiatives of interest in this area." - via David Mattison's [TenThousandYearBlog] which I subscribe to, yet only found this by chance as his main RSS feed seems to be broken. Still, dig further into his categories as he is still blogging and finding great stuff. This map is amazing! 4:14:07 PM
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