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GenAI, Derivative Works and the Creative Industries - Coming back home from an open mic (tale told: Sir Cleges and wht Winter Cherries) I heard a brief mention of a proposal to exempt the techBroCos of royalty...2 days ago
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Agrivoltaics: Harvesting the sun to benefit farmers, crops, and livestock - The destructive nature of climate change is readily apparent in each week’s news, and it is clear that we must transition to renewable energy at an accel...4 days ago
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Two Energies for Personal Change - As I’ve worked with leaders over the years I’ve noticed two patterns of personal growth. The first is based on the desire for personal agency — a topic I...1 week ago
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Distance Education Practices During the COVID-19 Lockdown: Comparison of Belgium, Japan, Spain, and Türkiye - During the COVID-19 pandemic, many things changed in people’s educational lives as individuals transitioned to remote learning. While technologically adv...1 month ago
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Is better learning ‘more efficient’ or is it about students actually wanting to be in class? - I was cleaning up some old image files on my computer over the weekend and came up on this meme I tried to make about ten years ago. I don’t think I quite ...3 months ago
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How to Pitch Course Design Ideas to Your Customer - Ever wonder how to present e-learning course ideas to your customers? I had a conversation the other day with someone who was presented with a somewhat bor...1 year ago
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New developments at Opensource.com - New developments at Opensource.com admin Tue, 06/06/2023 - 13:30 You may have noticed that it's been quiet here on Opensource.com lately. That's because t...1 year ago
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Beingness: From Epistemology to Ontology - A few thoughts in preparation for our upcoming Cognitive Escalation workshop (free registration). I’ve been struggling to understand what we should be […]1 year ago
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Most of us don’t have a desire for unlimited wealth - By Emily Reynolds. Study challenges common economic assumption that we all want unlimited resources.2 years ago
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Definition of E-learning: Content Authoring - [image: elearning-generic-image]The process of authoring, delivering, engaging with, supporting and administering content are time-critical components of t...2 years ago
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Best 2 Room Tents - Whether you want to throw a revolutionary party in the wilderness with your close friends or organize a family trip in nature, a spacious enough tent is ...4 years ago
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Joe Rogan, true crime, and the 2nd podcasting revolution - In 2007 I subscribed to and became a regular listener of my first podcast, Mitch Joel’s Six Pixels of Separation. Since that time, I have… The post Joe R...4 years ago
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Reconnecting a community — in public - I sat down with my friend Howard Silverman to talk about prototyping methods for connecting a community to itself. The particular community of practice tha...5 years ago
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Metafocus: New Technologies Intimidate You? Go to the Birds! by Matt Sparks - [image: article thumbnail image] Learning new technologies can be intimidating; here’s a fun way to get started in VR, AI, IoT, and 3-D printing—while feedi...6 years ago
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Why is it worth to join the community? - CPsquare for many years has been focusing on organizing meetings oriented to learning practical skills. Its main goal is preparing the participants for the...7 years ago
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How to think about your career - It's the perfect time of year to reflect on your career - and plan for change if you're unhappy8 years ago
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Leaving the Nest: The Evolution of CHRPP (the Course of Human Participant Protection) | Quitter le nid : l’évolution du cours d’éthique sur la protection des participants humains - Four years ago [Institution Name] University launched an online tutorial called CHRPP, the Course in Human Research Participant Protection, and published a...8 years ago
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A Thanksgiving Blog: Where Are the Other Nine? - You know the story. Luke 17. Jesus meets 10 lepers. Leprosy in the Bible times was an incurable disease, dooming its victims to a life of poverty, rejectio...13 years ago
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