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StudyRails Manages Assignments and Study Time [Screenshot Tour] (36)
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Get productive when class is back in session with StudyRails, a webapp that tracks your time and notifies you of upcoming course assignments via email or text message. When you receive new class assignments, enter them into StudyRails and designate slots of time to study for the assignments. The webapp will notify you prior to the assignment via email or SMS. Additionally, StudyRails can send mentors (and even parents) your classes and upcoming assignments for ...Shared by Aaron R (74) Alex (12) Arvin (7) Ben (18) Brian (12) Caleb (10) Ching (21) Chris (14) Chris Jobling's (20) DavidAndrew (13) Deks Daka (11) Eric (52) Gordon (7) Jan Vazquez (4) Jason (11) Joan (6) Jon (27) Jon Lorenzini (17) Josue Sanchez (3) kpoirier (4) Kwasi (150) macgeekpro (20) MrGuff (83) nanabite (14) nilegomez (11) Paul (6) Pete (2) Pete (31) potentato (25) Program Witch (21) rOckY (157) Shack (20) smilebit (13) StevieB (71) travisccook (3) Victor M.J. (12)Explore read four notes- Eric said: Wish this was permanently free. Still, a great solution for those currently without one.
- Pete said: Call me crazy, but this seems like exactly the sort of thing a ginormous educational publishing conglomerate should be looking at.
- Gordon said: I'm sure you could do this on paper, but this does seem to be kind of intrinsically interesting/motivating
- kpoirier said: That is pretty cool
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Higher education credit framework for England: guidance on academic credit arrangements in higher education in England (1)
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Universities UK, GuildHE and the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA) have today jointly published a higher education credit framework for England and associated guidance.Shared by DavidAndrew (13)Contribute comment -
CASE Europe Annual Conference: Day 2 (1)
permalinkSecond day of CEAC 2008 in Brighton and it was an early start to walk a few miles across the city in time for the breakfast round tables at 7:45am! I attended a session titled Technology for Higher Education run by Rebecca Avery from Hobsons. There were six of us and Rebecca had prepared a number of questions to form the basis of discussion. A number of examples of institutions using different types of social ...Shared by DavidAndrew (13)
- DavidAndrew said: Some interesting stuff form the conference this weel
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10 Promising Web Platforms (1)
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In this post we review 10 promising developer platforms for the Web. We're not talking about the obvious ones either, like Facebook, iPhone, OpenSocial or even Twitter. Those have been covered extensively already. The list below features some of our favorite 'lesser known' web developer platforms. There are bound to be other excellent developer platforms not noted below, so as always please use the comments here to point out your own favorites. We've written a ...Shared by DavidAndrew (13)Contribute comment -
Back to Basics: Reminders (6)
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No matter how well you set up your todo list and calendar, you aren’t going to get things done unless you have a reliable way of reminding yourself to actually do them. Anyone who’s spent an hour writing up the perfect grocery list, only to realize at the store that they forgot to bring the list, understands the importance of reminders. Reminders of some sort or another are what turn a collection of paper goods ...- DavidAndrew said: Ive started using sendible for reminders - works well
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Back to Basics: Reminders (7)
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No matter how well you set up your todo list and calendar, you aren’t going to get things done unless you have a reliable way of reminding yourself to actually do them. Anyone who’s spent an hour writing up the perfect grocery list, only to realize at the store that they forgot to bring the list, understands the importance of reminders. Reminders of some sort or another are what turn a collection of paper goods ...Shared by DavidAndrew (13) Hasan Yılmaz (18) Jonas (17) KenFan (20) Mario Sundar (20) Victor (0) XNet (6)- DavidAndrew said: Ive started using sendible for reminders - works well
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10 Promising Web Platforms (133)
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In this post we review 10 promising developer platforms for the Web. We're not talking about the obvious ones either, like Facebook, iPhone, OpenSocial or even Twitter. Those have been covered extensively already. The list below features some of our favorite 'lesser known' web developer platforms. There are bound to be other excellent developer platforms not noted below, so as always please use the comments here to point out your own favorites. We've written a ...Shared by Aaron (6) Abdul Jaleel (28) Ahmet Alp Balkan (2) Akhmad Fathonih (8) Alexander van Dijk (6) AlvarezVal (1) Amer (9) Anders (7) andre (19) andrewcsfan (15) Andru (23) arjo (28) Ashwani (4) Athar (7) audi (6) bhargava (9) Bijou (13) Blogtester (12) Bob Potter (45) Brad Brown Jr. (18) Brad Garland (6) Brian Swisher (2) Brooke Adcox (9) Bruce (3) Caleb (8) Chad Jaggers (5) Chad Sakonchick (0) Charles (29) cheewu (7) Chris Anderson (1) Damien Pascoe (2) Danica Radovanovic (6) Daniel (1) Daniel Bell (7) Daniel Shine (4) Dave (29) DavidAndrew (13) davidmat (0) Dean Burge (13) Dimitar Vesselinov (18) djspark (55) edu (37) Eldon (18) Eoin (14) Erinc (3) FelipeC (19) felix (3) Ganesh Kulkarni (1) Gary (2) genki (11) Geoff K (13) ggatin (10) Goktug (16) guanling (10) Guillaume Foutry (60) Haidong (0) Ian Benedict (3) ilja (11) indigo (11) james young (26) Jamie (4) Jan (17) Javed (131) Jaxtr (5) Jim G (5) Jimmy (4) joamag (5) joga (0) Joh Rogers (10) John (16) Jorge Santos (1) Justin (6) kan65535 (8) kcearns (15) Kevin (11) Kevin Federline (286) kicha (0) kleinman (2) Laurent (6) Laurent Courtines (0) Maksim Berjoza (24) Marie Casas (15) Marin Purgar (22) Mark Sheldon (2) markeff (17) marysam (11) mavrevMatt (26) Michael Mior (62) Mike Buckley (1) Mike F (465) Mike Nayyar (199) Mike Villar (9) Mohiul (96) Neagrigore (14) Ngeow Wu Han (3) nickc321 (10) Nigel Eccles (147) nikhil (27) pankaj (20) Patrick (17) paul (2) pepitogrilho (12) Peter Stark (9) Phil (1) Piero Rivizzigno (0) ps1160 (10) Rey Ramos (8) rmorrell (53) Rumble (14) Ryan (5) Sami Fouad (24) Saravanan (7) satts (12) Schade (0) schmiddi (21) sean h (29) Sergey Kapustin (12) Sheng (18) Shyam (6) Simon (14) Steve Nimmons (75) sulinyang (0) tarun (5) Themba (5) Tony Duckles (7) Tyson Williams (58) Usability (0) Vincent (0) Vinuth (5) WebFlint (3) Wyctim (33) Yung-Hui Lim (81)Explore read four notes- djspark said: nossa mãe... quase tudo já é presente...
- Patrick said: Probably some start up ideas to be gained from reading this...
- Haidong said: to many platforms to follow for developers...but I believe there will be something interesting come up if you can somehow mixed some of those
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Connectivism Blog: What is the unique idea in Connectivism? (6)
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Late last week, I threw out a question to Gary Stager on Twitter: "when a constructivist constructs knowledge, where does it reside physically/biologically?". Gary replied with something along the lines of "we don't know and I don't care. I can teach well without knowing the details of how the mind works". Fair enough. Different educators adopt different approaches in order to makesense of the teaching and learning process. I'm trying to define it from the ...Shared by Anto (5) DavidAndrew (13) Evgeni L. / Reepicheep (15) Karsten (6) Michel Bauwens (98) Timuche (20)Contribute comment -
Mixin Launches Microscheduling (12)
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The popularity of Twitter has launched a bevy of other services that depend on small updates and social interaction. One that isn’t just a copycat is mixin, which applies a Twitter feel to personal agendas - I think of it as “microscheduling.” After you create an account (or login with OpenID), Mixin lets you post what you’re doing, or planning on doing, on any day from now forward, with time slots of “morning”, “lunch”, “afternoon”, ...Shared by DavidAndrew (13) Frank (2) Jake (8) John (5) Mark (6) Marshall Sponder (24) Martin (4) Matthew Bookspan (2) SAWagner30 (5) Steve (6) Zaki (58) Zenith (27)- Mark said: Looks cool. Though I don't do enough things with enough people to warrant an app like this.
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10 Skills You Need to Succeed at Almost Anything (192)
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What does it take to succeed? A positive attitude? Well, sure, but that’s hardly enough. The Law of Attraction? The Secret? These ideas might act as spurs to action, but without the action itself, they don’t do much. Success, however it’s defined, takes action, and taking good and appropriate action takes skills. Some of these skills (not enough, though) are taught in school (not well enough, either), others are taught on the job, and still ...Shared by Abdul Jaleel (28) Adam Fuhrer (85) Adi Gaskell (13) ahmadnassri (1) Ahmed (62) Alan (1) Alex Dumitru (291) aliencam (5) amende (1) Andrei (18) Andy (16) Angela (6) Artem (52) Arthur (123) awakin (1) Babak (10) Barbara B. Nixon (3) BasikX (3) Benjamin (1118) Bill Hartzer (57) bosCage (0) Brad Warren (2) Brandon Quintana (6) Bri Jeni (6) Brian (26) BritCrit (32) Bruno (2) Carlos (14) Chad Smith (28) Charlie (6) chris (5) Chris J Guerra (27) Chris Ramakers (0) Christie Landtroop (14) Christoph Thelen (1) Christopher Yeo (6) Clay (3) Corvida (85) Cory Carrier (5) cvander (16) dagorret.digg@gmail.com (0) Daniel (54) Daniel Marcus (1) Dave (5) Dave Q (1) David (6) David Rusenko (0) DavidAndrew (13) Dawn Foster (9) Derek Edmond (88) Derrik (37) DivemasterDoug (6) Doug Belshaw (1) Doug McCaughan (5) DrBaher (6) Dru Kelly (1) Dylan Mouratsing (0) Eduo (52) Erik (8) Evgeni L. / Reepicheep (15) Faadi (4) Faraz (1) fiksi (17) Gaufre (2) George Brickner (78) Ghiblian (19) hamid (1) Harish (11) Hideki Itakura (0) History of Blogging (189) Hiten Shah (5) imabonehead (74) Ingrid Catlin (0) Ira White Jr. (0) J. J. (16) Jack (3) Jacob Kiers (0) Jacob Share (111) James (8) James McQuillan (16) Jason (13) Jason Pratt (1) Jawad Shuaib (11) Jaxtr (5) Jean-François (4) Jeff Rivers (7) Jeffrey Priebe (3) Jemm (15) jeroendemiranda (12) jezarnold (12) Jigar Mehta (58) Jim Connolly (15) Joe (36) John (45) Jonathan (35) Jonathan C. Dietrich (6) Jonny (3) Jordan (411) Justin (11) Kai (430) Keith (1) Kelli (2) Kelly SUtton (4) Ken Pendergrass (0) kevin oshea (9) kg (8) Khanh Le (13) Krazy (146) LaptopHeaven (7) Lee Graham (0) Leon Ridge-Cooke (42) Leyla Bonilla (91) Logan Lindquist (30) Manuj Darshan (9) Marcus Mattsson (6) Martin (9) maskin (0) Matt (9) Matt Cee (0) Matt Ellsworth (27) max (11) Michael Burkett (4) Michael Mina (2) Michael Mior (62) Mig Reyes (0) Mike Gdovin (0) Mike Sansone (24) Milan Navratil (35) Mladen (87) Monster UK (5) NasirJumani (260) nervioso (72) Ng Swee Meng (13) Nguyen Dinh Nguyen (8) Nicholas (10) Nikhil Narayanan (0) Nir Ben Yona (2) ocde.cn (16) Ozgur Alaz, Marketallica (20) Pamela Weir (1) Patty (12) Paul Helmick (44) Peppermint (7) pixites (3) poole (1) Raj (3) Ralph (7) Raphael Saunier (0) Ras (2) rene (50) Reub (10) richtannehill (33) Robert (6) Robert Lowe (5) Roger Carr (3) Ryan Lewis (65) Ryan Ray (7) Sailingbo (0) Seb Robert (0) Sebastian (1) Sham (107) Shea Gunther (117) Sig Gislason (30) Sofia (1) Steve (4) Steve (9) Steve Woda (4) Tal Siach (474) Tamar Weinberg (33) The (2) Thomas Lister (2) Tibor (41) Tomas Pihl (0) Tony S. (5) trevor (4) Trevor Wermund (147) Tyler Weir (5) videopixil (7) Vincent (11) Wen Zhang (7) Wendy (1) Will (16) wisher (6) XNet (6) York (42) Zee M (39) тaмás (12)Explore read five notes- Jonathan C. Dietrich said: There is a couple here I need to get on top of!
- Khanh Le said: Yes,we need them.
- Faraz said: I've got ... 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, and 9. Seven out of ten ain't bad! What about you?
- hamid said: http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/10-skills-you-need-to-succeed-at-almost-anything.html
- Daniel said: A very strong list...
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Study: Women Outnumber Men on Most Social Networks (110)
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Online reputation company Rapleaf has released a new study of 49.3 million people, revealing gender and age data about social network users. On most of the main social networks - including MySpace, Facebook, Bebo, Hi5 - women outnumber men by a considerable amount. On Facebook, the 18-24 age group is largest, with 1,685,029 women in that age group compared to 977,753 men. In MySpace, the same age group dominates, with 7,091,214 women and 5,226,788 men. ...Shared by Alan McCluskey (6) Allison (0) Allison Kipta (57) Andrew Whitis (2) anitsirk (14) Anne (12) Apostolos (11) arturo.servin (10) asahi (14) atul (81) Benjamin (1118) BethRitterGuth (1) Brit (24) Bruno Tavares (0) Carri (2) carterfsmith (8) charleshudson (3) Christopher (0) danblank (3) David (2) DavidAndrew (13) Dianna Ott (0) Digg Boss (641) dmkinteractive (18) Dominic J. Litten (0) Elroy (22) evo (11) Fernando (3) Fleep (3) frank_tentler (1) Frankie W (3) Fredrik (7) Gema Terrones (6) GP (36) Greg (11) Harry Hoover (10) Henk-Jan van der Klis (10) hioar (4) Jamie R (9) Jamin (31) janequigley (13) Javed (131) Jeanne-Elise M. Heydecker (0) Jeff A Coon (5) jeffry (7) Jeremy Head (1) jintan (0) Joe (103) Johan Myrberger (5) Joining Dots (5) Jorge Herrero (7) Justin Thorp (5) Kenn Moffitt (7) Kerry (31) kevan (7) Kin (23) Leander Wattig (3) Live & Direct (28) LJ Banks (0) Lohan G (11) Luca Conti (14) Lula.Pro (8) Maggi (11) Mario (30) Marque (0) Mary Nolan (0) Matt (20) mcwflint (22) Mike F (465) Mladen (87) Mr. BabyMan (366) Muzo (10) Netviber (10) Nick (16) Nitin Badjatia (3) noel (16) onlythoughtworks (37) Ozgur Alaz, Marketallica (20) pankaj (20) perspikace (26) Piersj (0) Raanan Avidor (10) Rabbit (23) Rachel Clarke (1) rcraswell (1) Richard (18) Richard Hare (0) Rick Turoczy (66) Rocky Fu (5) Roger (21) rony john (50) Sandra Foyt (8) Sean (7) Sébastien (11) Shailesh Ghimire (5) Shane (13) Shane Coffey (101) SimonStudio (67) Spudsstuff (35) terababy (4) Tina K.J (10) Tony (14) Uilleam Walter Hawke (2) warrior007 (246) warza (15) Werner Ramaekers (2) Xiaocong Cao (8) Yung-Hui Lim (81) மயூ-Mayu (2) 費里曼先生 (6)Explore read five notes- warza said: hehe, nice for us.
- Muzo said: that's a surprise..
- Sean said: Um, spambots anyone?
- Fernando said: Interesting numbers!
- DavidAndrew said: Not what you might expect - also interesting as it doesn't seem to change with age
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Sendible Schedules Email, SMS, and Social Network Messages [Reminders] (21)
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Web site Sendible schedules sending messages to contacts in the future over email, text message, or social networks like Facebook and Myspace. Not only can you send messages to anyone on a schedule, but you can also update your status on sites like Facebook and Twitter on a schedule too (you know, to set up an alibi for that perfect murder). The site also has special tools for setting up reminders for sending messages to ...Shared by Alec Peden (9) Brandy (7) Brian Junyor (39) Clay (3) craig (63) Dave (11) DavidAndrew (13) Essam (0) Fred Schechter (75) German Cowboy (6) Jase (13) jean-paul (5) MartinB (2) nilegomez (11) pkj (9) prsinghdua (1) Simone (11) sk (1) thr33 (25) Yinka (9) zemote (4)Contribute comment -
Study Rails: A Web App To Study (2)
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In high school, I had a great routine. About five minutes before I had to leave to get to school on time, I would be hitting print on the paper, project or homework assignment due that day. If I truly had timed things perfectly, I might be printing out anything due in the afternoon in the school library during my lunch period. To put it mildly, I was a great procrastinator. College put a little ...Shared by DavidAndrew (13) TJ (16)Contribute comment -
The Open University’s Portfolio Of Web 2.0 Services (1)
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I’ve commented recently on the Open University’s use of Facebook (they have more ‘fans’ than any other university). And it seems the Open University is proactive in making corporate use of several other Web 2.0 services. As can be seen from the accompanying screen shot the Open University are making use of iTunes University, YouTube and Twitter Their use page describes how they are using these services - and encourages interested parties to make use ...Shared by DavidAndrew (13)Contribute comment -
Personal side of social media: learning from weblogs (1)
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