Tuesday, July 29, 2008

"Patent is only for the rich ... "

... so it seems like Filipino inventor Daniel Dingel (not Dingle) would rather not file patent applications.

Friday, July 25, 2008

Tuesday, July 22, 2008

GMA SONA 2007 Tag Cloud

Take note of the dominant words. Remind me to do another one for the 2008 round which happens on the 28th.

created at TagCrowd.com


As the book suggests

... there is absolute virtue in sharing.

Thanks loads to Leon Benjamin.

Read this document on Scribd: winning by sharing online ebook cartoons v1

Saturday, July 19, 2008

CV Tag Cloud

aka how to showcase your curriculum vitae in 50 words or less.



created at TagCrowd.com
Thanks to Nancy Wozniak.

Friday, July 18, 2008

Nobody is perfect

... but do mine eyes deceive me or are we running out of proofreaders?

OCM What?

This is perhaps one "job" that part of Mike Wesch's video was talking about: “When I graduate I will probably have a job, that doesn’t exist today”. Well at least in some other parts of the world.

Read Jeremiah Owyang's discussion points about online community managers. Thanks to Dave Peck for the link. And to Mon Duremdes for the "provocation".

Sunday, July 13, 2008

Forget about fossil fuel...

Water could be all you need.



Which reminds me, whatever happened to Daniel Dingle?

Saturday, July 12, 2008

Hole in the Wall

No wonder teachers are being left behind?

Wednesday, July 09, 2008

Twenty years ago, I'd probably be thrown in prison ....

... or worse, be committed to the ward, for things I've been writing about education lately.

Now it's good to be getting some validation from the nixty.com. I don't even know the guys behind it, but what the heck.

I like that bit about Disrupting Education: Flattening the Ivory Tower. It seems to predict that in 6 years, education is going to be radically different. Don't know if I should hold my breath, but it should be worth the wait.

Thanks to Michael Feldstein.

Friday, July 04, 2008

Am I spamming myself?

I don't think so.* Just connecting to Steve Hargadon who says that "Web 2.0 is the Future of Education". Again, it seems like we're in good company. Thanks to George Siemens for practical connectivism.

* I could be wrong though.