- Dec 2016
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codkashacabka.files.wordpress.com codkashacabka.files.wordpress.com
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the dialecticity between patience and impatience.
A secondary source with more info on this.
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- Aug 2016
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www.theatlantic.com www.theatlantic.com
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This piece reminds me that concerns about equity in making (and, broadly, the so-called "Maker Movement") have become the focus of some very sharp learning scientists. Here are a few examples: Making Through the Lens of Power and Culture
On Equity Issues in the Maker Movement, and Implications for Making and Learning
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medium.com medium.com
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stock responses
Our "thoughts and prayers"...
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and 35 (just above the Virginia Tech massacre, the worst mass shooting in American history).
And this all changes, now, with Orlando.
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In a very real sense, my theory about bots as a form of civic engagement grew out of my own creative practice
Reminds me of my experience contributing to the Civic Media Project.
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despite not saying anything legible, @ClearCongress has something to say
Might we be edging into Dylan territory here?
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from the Huffington Post
This opens an interesting conversation about whose data and measures are more reliable. Given that we're in an election cycle, I've turned frequently to 538, how about others?
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I am unfairly applying my own criteria to it, but only to illustrate what I mean by the terms topical, data-based, cumulative, oppositional, and uncanny.
I appreciate reading this and wonder how other criteria might change our understanding of protest. And a question for Mark: Why were these five criteria chosen, were any discarded, and have any been added since this was published?
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where Chuck teaches
Chuck authors a wonderful blog.
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the bot takes no stance
Yes, though isn't this stance reflective of the individuals who create the source material, in this case news headlines? I'm curious about the interplay between human processes (from editorial meetings, to the creation of that which is newsworthy) and the automated - and how, to borrow from Mark, this reflects conviction.
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and the daily horrors that fail to make it into the news
While these may be "horrors" of another variety, I'm reminded of the recent effort by James Fallows at The Atlantic to chronicle "The Daily Trump: Filling a Time Capsule" so that readers might recall what remains so shocking about our daily political machinations.
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ideas that when applied to K12 or higher ed appear to be little more than neo-liberal efforts to pare down labor costs and disempower faculty
Here's Jill Lepore's wonderful The Disruption Machine, my favorite critique of Christensen's schtick.
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automatically
I'm curious why this automation matters, and how this relates to various human ambiguities - such as the nuance of meaning and interpretation - that invariably inform how we protest, why, for whom, and under what circumstances.
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whose expressionistic lyrics by this time resembled Rimbaud more than Guthrie
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- May 2016
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educatorinnovator.org educatorinnovator.org
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identifying who or what body in the community has power to make the change;
THIS is something I could learn more about.
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- Mar 2016
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portalnoticiador.com.br portalnoticiador.com.br
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Todo mundo tem, mas ninguém sabe como se livrar rápido delas. Esta dica para eliminar verrugas funciona super bem.
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- Jan 2016
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learning.blogs.nytimes.com learning.blogs.nytimes.com
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In this post we hope to both expand their definition of what annotation can be and inspire them to experiment with new ways of doing it
purpose of article--a call to action.
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- Jan 2014
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about.jstor.org about.jstor.org
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The criminal investigation and today’s indictment of Mr. Swartz has been directed by the United States Attorney’s Office. It was the government’s decision whether to prosecute, not JSTOR’s. As noted previously, our interest was in securing the content. Once this was achieved, we had no interest in this becoming an ongoing legal matter.
How was this initiated?
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blogs.hbr.org blogs.hbr.org
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So take action now. Give that person what I call a Power Thank You. This has three parts
I like articles and blog posts like this that have a call to action with a specific example of the action.
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- Nov 2013
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caseyboyle.net caseyboyle.net
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What then, 0 Quintilian? is he who knows what is honest and just, himself honest and just?
Knowledge verses action
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- Oct 2013
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www9.georgetown.edu www9.georgetown.edu
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let his manner of living be an eloquent sermon in itself
Can actions be considered a type of rhetoric?
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rhetoric.eserver.org rhetoric.eserver.org
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be called an active or a practical art, for the one term is of the same signification as the other.
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Others consist of action, the object of which lies in the act and is fulfilled in it, leaving nothing produced from it, a sort of art which is called πρακτική (praktikē), as dancing.
No product
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- Sep 2013
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rhetoric.eserver.org rhetoric.eserver.org
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seven causes of human action, viz. three involuntary, (1) chance, (2) nature, (3) compulsion; and four voluntary, viz. (4) habit, (5) reasoning, (6) anger, (7) appetite
7 causes for action
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