Musings of a Modern Day Cyberneticist
Tannis Morgan (Explorations in the EdTech World)Here’s the short of it. LMS’s do some things really well and are not going to go away. We still use an LMS at our institution, and while I would really like the vendor to invest some of our hard earned license fees into making it a more user friendly tool, we still need an LMS. However, I’ve tried really hard to make sure our online strategy does not start and finish with the LMS, and yes, it is an ongoing battle.
The reforms he has in mind are not bold enough
Theresa May could be subjected to one imminently
The North is using the vague language of the Singapore agreement to stall the process
Her successor may not be able to hold the country’s ruling coalition together
Costa Rica, among others, is trying to change that
The secret is in the grooves
Social norms have failed to keep pace with changes in the workplace
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Interesting to see them advertising and reaching out like this just after announcements of them having financial issues.
Syndicated copies to:Since I am teaching Cryptography this semester I am teaching things people REALLY REALLY REALLY (RRR) use. For some topics this is RRR true,...
I like this concept of Really, Really, Really used. Reminds me of the value of finding use cases for markup like microformats in the wild as a means of standardizing things or for paving cow paths.
Syndicated copies to:Taking advantage of the fact that puzzle manufacturers typically use the same cut patterns to make many different puzzles,
Greg McVerry (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com)Thx to Kevin Marks I want to check out Lingthusiasm by Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne.
Imagine two poor 18-year-olds, one in the U.S., the other in China. Who has a better chance of success? Are you sure?
The US used to pride itself on things like upward mobility… where’s the leadership on the American Dream these days?
Let’s eliminate money problems from the admissions equation for qualified students.
God bless you Michael Bloomberg for putting your money where your mouth heart is. We could use more serious leadership and thought like this in the world.
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