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Secret Agent Man

By sleslie on January 28, 2010

It has begun

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My Foray into Filmaking – Video of Horizon Report from ELI 2010

By sleslie on January 26, 2010

Last week I got to attend the Educause Learning Initiative meetings in fabulous Austin, Texas (my new favourite American city!) Rather than do a “trip report” (which likely no one would ever read, )my boss Paul Stacey made the creative suggestion that I instead produce a video documenting the trip, perhaps using the launch of [...]

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Another Half-baked Idea (in which Scott dangerously treads on librarian toes)- OPACs, OA and Wikipedia

By sleslie on January 25, 2010

Back in December I had another one of my half-baked ideas that I want to run by the larger community before doing much more on it. One day, while reading a wikipedia article, I thought “This is a well known topic (I can’t recall which now) – wouldn’t it be great if students could automatically [...]

Posted in The Rest | Tagged annotate, client-side, firefox, library, mashup, Open Access, wikipedia | 8 Responses

Educational Word of the Day (eduWOTD) on Twitter

By sleslie on January 15, 2010

http://twitter.com/eduWOTD Back in December I found myself regularly immersed in wikipedia articles late at night (ok, I am a nerd) which would prompt me to post the occassional word into my twitter stream in an effort to share some of the learning I was doing. I find many words can be powerful connectors, containing complex [...]

Posted in The Rest | Tagged guerilla education, network-learning, twitter | 4 Responses

Another 1/4-baked idea – OER "virtual reference librarian"

By sleslie on January 6, 2010

This is another totally off-the-cuff not-well-thought-through idea (one wonders if I have any other kind!) but I do trust that smart folks out there will promptly tell me if it’s a terrible one, which is why I’m tossing it out here before I actually spend any more effort on it. I want to put to [...]

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