martes, agosto 23, 2005
Si quiere jugar en un casino y en Internet
Este es un libro completo con todoslos casinos y lugares para el juego en Internet.
jueves, agosto 18, 2005
Elgg sigue innovando (ahora tienen Radio y entrevistas)
Elgg sigue innovando. Han creado su propia estación de radio y la primera entrevista que han hecho ha sido con George Siemens.
miércoles, agosto 17, 2005
Wikis Ecucation
En el link de arriba pueden ver el uso del Wiki en educación. (In the link of above you can see the use of the Wiki in Education.)
martes, agosto 16, 2005
Esto es mi ELGG
Si quieren comunicarse con mi persona usando Elgg pueden hacerlo con el link de arriba.
Además de activar mi ELGG, ustedes pueden conocer con todo detalle un extenso artículo que han preparado Aaron Campbell,Barbara Diew y Rudolf Ammann sobre lo que significa y el uso de ELGG:
ESTO ES el ELGG
y este es mi LiveJournal:
MI LIVEJOURNAL
Además de activar mi ELGG, ustedes pueden conocer con todo detalle un extenso artículo que han preparado Aaron Campbell,Barbara Diew y Rudolf Ammann sobre lo que significa y el uso de ELGG:
y este es mi LiveJournal:
La Ciudad de Angeles
La Ciudad de Angeles es una Hoja Web muy estética que ha ganado premios por su diseño. Pueden verla al hacer click arriba. Es un aporte de viene desde Argentina. La autora nos dice lo siguiente:
Un portal de reflexiones les desea buena semana para todos ...
El modo más seguro de hacernos la vida agradable
es hacérsela a los demás.
Te invito a conocer este espacio web donde encontraras cientos de reflexiones, cuentos, poesías, libros online de autoayuda, una libreria de mas de 4000 gifs animados, especiales de reflexiones ambientados en fantasías, florales, de angeles, religiosos, especiales del amor, amistad, de la familia, de Dios, especiales de la cultura celta, especiales de la felicidad, de la tristeza, citas, pensamientos y demás, un espacio de cielo en la web completamente musicalizado, con diseños e imagenes muy bonitas.
Un portal de reflexiones les desea buena semana para todos ...
El modo más seguro de hacernos la vida agradable
es hacérsela a los demás.
Te invito a conocer este espacio web donde encontraras cientos de reflexiones, cuentos, poesías, libros online de autoayuda, una libreria de mas de 4000 gifs animados, especiales de reflexiones ambientados en fantasías, florales, de angeles, religiosos, especiales del amor, amistad, de la familia, de Dios, especiales de la cultura celta, especiales de la felicidad, de la tristeza, citas, pensamientos y demás, un espacio de cielo en la web completamente musicalizado, con diseños e imagenes muy bonitas.
miércoles, agosto 10, 2005
This is de WIKI basic (esto es lo basico en WIKI)
A Wiki is a collaboratively-edited website which many people also view as an anarchistic publishing tool. The distinguishing feature of wikis is that they typically allow all users to edit any page, with full freedom to edit, change and delete the work of previous authors. Other typical wiki features include simple set of HTML. Please go to this links : HTML WIKI
Un Wiki es una Web para escribir y para editar. En el campo de la docencia sirve para hacer documentos con las ideas de varias personas.
Un Wiki es una Web para escribir y para editar. En el campo de la docencia sirve para hacer documentos con las ideas de varias personas.
martes, agosto 09, 2005
Esto se llama ELGG
George Siemens (Elearnspace) subscribed this blog and in a conversation today between George and DAVIDElgg creators , George revisited the platform: " I'm very impressed. It's one of the most integrated "web 2.0" applications for learning I've encountered. They currently include blogs, wikis, communities, tags, and more".
Elgg is described as "a personal learning landscape with the goal of connecting learners, instructors and resources creating communities of learning." Simply: If you are an educator looking at new ways to enlarge the learning opportunities of your learners...or if you're a corporate trainer looking for ways to extend learning beyond courses, have a look at Elgg.
Elgg is described as "a personal learning landscape with the goal of connecting learners, instructors and resources creating communities of learning." Simply: If you are an educator looking at new ways to enlarge the learning opportunities of your learners...or if you're a corporate trainer looking for ways to extend learning beyond courses, have a look at Elgg.
viernes, agosto 05, 2005
Welcome to WIKI-Books (a collection of open-content textBooks)
Wikibooks is a Wikimedia project, set up on July 10, 2003. Since then, volunteers have written around 10,211 book modules in a multitude of books.
To ask questions of the community or start discussion, visit the Staff lounge - the equivalent to Wikipedia's Village pump. See also the mailing list or planning pages.
To experiment with editing, play around in the sandbox, a page where you can do anything and get a feel for how wiki works.
Welcome, newcomers - Why open textbooks? - Requested Wikibooks - Textbook standards
How to edit a page / start a new page / start a new book.
To ask questions of the community or start discussion, visit the Staff lounge - the equivalent to Wikipedia's Village pump. See also the mailing list or planning pages.
To experiment with editing, play around in the sandbox, a page where you can do anything and get a feel for how wiki works.
Welcome, newcomers - Why open textbooks? - Requested Wikibooks - Textbook standards
How to edit a page / start a new page / start a new book.
jueves, agosto 04, 2005
La revista Science Magazine se hace 125 preguntas.
La excelente revista sobre ciencia al cumplir sus años se existencia se hace 125 preguntas básicas sobre la ciencia y sus descubrimientos. Ver los detalles en el link de arriba.
miércoles, agosto 03, 2005
El Poder de los blogs (The Power of the Blog)
The Power of the Blog
Few scientists have caught on to the Internet's power of posting, commenting, and debating – where are the rest?
By David Secko
In June, Derek Lowe got some data. Not just any data, but promising results on a new drug. An eight-year veteran of the drug discovery pipeline, Lowe had been waiting three years for this moment. As with most scientists reaching a point of experimental insight, Lowe says, "I hardly know what to do with myself." However, he's not saying this to his boss or colleagues. He's saying it to the whole world over the Internet.
Lowe is a blogger. He also works for the pharmaceutical giant Bayer. It's a unique combination that places him out on the Internet as one of the few industry insiders who is keeping a blog of their daily scientific thoughts. Blogs, (short for Web logs) seem to be exploding as private citizens "talk" on the Internet about every topic under the sun, from parenting to politics. By comparison, science blogs (or at least blogs by life scientists) are relatively rare. "As far as I know, I'm alone, and that surprises me," says Lowe, whose blog is named In the Pipeline. It's a surprise because blogging allows a competitive edge in finding information, getting in touch with customers and colleagues, and commenting on the pharmaceutical industry, says Lowe.
Blogging is a form of communication that is sweeping through business, and although it's yet to significantly break into the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, few believe it's going to stop at their gates. So, if you're not reading one, or better yet, writing one, you're missing the opportunities others are taking advantage of.
BLOGGING SCIENCE
It's impossible to get away from blogs these days, largely because they number more than nine million, with another one created every 7.4 seconds. Although it's hard to estimate how many of these are science blogs, Technorati, a real-time blog-tracking service, finds about 700,000 science blog posts on the Internet at any one time.
One reason there are so many blogs is that blog technology is quite simple. For example, any student, scientist, or biotech employee can go to [BLOGGER.COM] and create a blog in a few easy steps, all for free (see side bar). "Building a Web log is pretty trivial, assuming you don't want to run your own server," says Greg Tyrelle, a postdoctoral fellow at National Yang-Ming University in Taiwan and the creator of Nodalpoint, a bioinfomatics blog.
Apart from Lowe and Tyrelle, a few other life scientists are taking advantage of the ease of the blog format to discuss research (see list). One is Jeff Bizzaro, a biochemist who started a blog on bioinformatics.org, a 15,000-member organization that deals with the field of bioinformatics. The idea of the blog is to "create something of a utopian place for people to share ideas," says Bizzaro.
Another is the Science Advisory Board (SAB), a panel of 25,000 life science professionals that runs nine different blogs. "Scientists were saying to us that there wasn't a venue where they could freely write about theirs and others' work," says Tamara Zemlo, executive director of communications at SAB. With this in mind, Zemlo helped create blogs such as Tools of the Trade, where scientists keep a diary of their experiences with products from companies such as Roche, VWR, and NEB. Positive and negative encounters are all fair game, says Zemlo. (In the interest of disclosure, The Scientist collaborates with SAB on the annual Life Sciences Industry Awards)
Lowe, Tyrelle, and Bizzaro aren't just posting comments into a vacuum; people are reading their blogs and commenting on them. So, although only a relatively small group of scientists have blogs, hundreds of people are commenting on such blogs and thousands of other blogs that fall into the popular science category. It seems you can no longer develop a drug or bio-product, make a business decision, or publish a paper, without someone discussing it.
No editors or media organizations manage the comments or screen content of blogs, says Lowe. It's good to keep this in mind, particularly when dealing with what might be proprietary information. Some workers have lost their jobs over blog postings, including one contract worker at Microsoft, who crossed a line with information the company thought inappropriate.
Lowe has some advice: Be open with your boss. "When I started blogging, I went to my supervisor and to my company's legal department and talked to them," says Lowe. "They said, 'Well, as long as you don't set yourself up as a spokesman, then go wild."' Lowe doesn't go wild – he's shy about specifics of his work, and he doesn't talk about his company – but he still has a lot of fun.
BUSINESSES TAKES NOTICE
Businesses are paying more attention to blogs, as blogs get more attention from readers. Tyrelle's Nodalpoint gets hundreds of hits a day, Bizzaro's site get 3 million HTTP requests per month, while Lowe's In the Pipeline averages 1000 visitors on a weekday. "If I look at my site statistics, I get hits from all the pharma companies you could name off the top of your head," says Lowe.
What seems to bring people to In the Pipeline is its view on the pharmaceutical industry. Take a recent post by Lowe about Pfizer acquiring the anti-infective drug maker, Vicuron Pharmaceuticals. "I don't believe that there was much coming along in their anti-infectives portfolio," writes Lowe, who goes on to suggest that this likely isn't the end of Pfizer's upcoming deals, since "the company is facing even more patent expirations over the next few years."
Others see opportunity. Eric Gerritsen's search for a better way for the pharmaceutical industry to do research led him to blogs. "You have a huge amount of money going into drug discovery compared to only a small number of drugs approved by the FDA each year," says Gerritsen, who runs a small investment company called Global Seed Capital, which is based in the Boston area. "It looks to me like a huge productivity problem," he says.
This might be happening because information is trapped within companies and individual labs, says Gerritsen. In an effort to get it flowing Gerritsen recently created Biopeer, a blog that allows scientists from all over the world to discuss and share research. "We hope writers will use this environment to have a voice towards the global research community, which would otherwise be hard to find," he says.
At Ease with Information
Greg Tyrelle was sick of it. But he was six months into a molecular biology PhD at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and he wasn't sure what else to do. "I was kind of lost and just started to wander around," he says. Fortunately, Tyrelle had a peculiar fascination with Slashdot.org, an anything goes blog.
Slashdot gave Tyrelle an idea: "I thought, wouldn't it be great if molecular biology and bioinformatics has a site in the style of a Slashdot blog." It was 1999 at the time and Tyrelle was already fooling around with the lab server while wondering what to do with his PhD. Tyrelle set about making Nodal-point, a bioinfomatics blog that's now been active for more than five years.
Starting a blog as a scientist in 1999 situates Tyrelle as a pioneer in a new wave of communication that is only hitting the rest of the scientific community now. "I was expecting it [Nodalpoint] to become really famous," jokes Tyrelle, "and I could sell it for millions of dollars and retire." That's not how it actually worked out. Nevertheless, Nodalpoint is currently one of the most active bioinformatics blogs on the Web.
Today, Tyrelle is a postdoctoral fellow at the National Yang-Ming University in Taiwan, having finished a PhD in bioinformatics about a year ago. Posting comments and debating science on Nodalpoint is a good way to keep things fresh as he's working on his research.
Tyrelle's not quite sure where he's going to end up. "I'm kind of disillusioned with academia," he says, "so if I had to give my pick, I'd be interested in providing tools and services online for scientists, perhaps to do things like Web logging better." In this regard, Nodalpoint – named after a term in a William Gibson book for a converging point in a sea of information – is more than just a pet project.
Many CEOs and employees outside the pharmaceutical and biotech sector are already exploiting this type of information conduit. The most famous is FastLane Blog run by Bob Lutz, a vice chairman at General Motors. His blog has brought increases in customer relations and a massive boost to the company's public relations efforts. Lutz's popularity partially comes from his posts, which include customer criticisms with honest responses. In this respect, the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors may be missing out. "I think [blogging] could do a lot of good," says Lowe, "since I've had people tell me, your site is worth all the ads I've ever heard."
INFORMATION WHIZ
Blogs aren't all about business opportunities; some academic researchers find a haven in them as well. "I get a lot of ideas and feel I'm at the edge of science news [because of blogs]," says Michael Imbeault, a virology PhD student at the CHUL Research Center in Quebec. Imbeault formerly ran The Scientist Blog (not related to The Scientist magazine) and now manages BiologyNewsNet. Tyrelle says that his blog also helps him sort out overflowing biological information, helping him think through its relevance to his research in the process.
Kevin Kubarych agrees, but also considers blogs a better way to use information in the lab. "As a collaboration tool it's absolutely prefect," says Kubarych, who runs The Plexus blog and will soon join the chemistry department at the University of Michigan as an assistant professor. "I expect to have a blog in my new group where we can have a collective conciseness," says Kubarych, "so when someone leaves, their work is still there in the blog."
As more academics pick up blogs, scientific publishing may also change. Not only can you bypass traditional publishing with a blog, but also tools are becoming available to better organize information. One example is Connotea, which turns PubMed and numerous journals into a social environment where researchers can organize and comment on references together, says Ben Lund, a scientist who helped design the site at Nature Publishing Group.
Even more exciting is this: How about a blog after every scientific paper published? Here scientists could debate results in real-time right on a journal's homepage. "The idea is being kicked around," says Lowe, "and it's a hell of a good idea." Nobody is there yet, but Lowe, Tyrelle, and Zemlo all hope this will soon become a reality.
Overall, science blogs run by scientists and industry insiders are just getting started. "This whole thing is still very immature," says Gerritsen. This may be due to scientists' caution about retribution, unfamiliarity with the technology, or not grasping the potential impact yet. Nevertheless, people should be jumping on blogs, says Gerritsen. "I expect to see this within the next year."
The spark that might really get things going is a blog by a famous scientist, which could add a great deal of credibility and insight (similar to what Bob Lutz did for CEO blogs). "If James Watson had a blog," says Bizzaro, "I'd read it, and I think a lot of other scientists would too."
Here are just a few of the science blogs out there now
Acronymrequied
Acsh
Anti-Ageing
BioInformatics
BiologyNews
BioPeer
Crownstone
Estcomedical
Corante
CoranteLoom
CorantePipeline
ElementList
Girlscientist
Gnxp
Femtobio
Huntingtons
Invasivespecies
MixingMemory
Kermitmurray
Foresight
NodalPoint
Scienceblog
ScienceBoard
Sciencemag
SciencenerdDepot
Sciscoop
SeltekConsultants
StartSimple
UbcBptanical
Universalacid
Youngfemalescientist
Alifeinscience
BiotechBlog
Blog-Biothics
BobPark
CanadaPharmacyNews
DavidAppell
Dissolution
FuturePundit
Femtobio
LeePotts
Library.Lib
MattheWholt
PandasThumb
Pharyngula
Radio.Weblogs
ScienceBase
World-Science
Few scientists have caught on to the Internet's power of posting, commenting, and debating – where are the rest?
By David Secko
In June, Derek Lowe got some data. Not just any data, but promising results on a new drug. An eight-year veteran of the drug discovery pipeline, Lowe had been waiting three years for this moment. As with most scientists reaching a point of experimental insight, Lowe says, "I hardly know what to do with myself." However, he's not saying this to his boss or colleagues. He's saying it to the whole world over the Internet.
Lowe is a blogger. He also works for the pharmaceutical giant Bayer. It's a unique combination that places him out on the Internet as one of the few industry insiders who is keeping a blog of their daily scientific thoughts. Blogs, (short for Web logs) seem to be exploding as private citizens "talk" on the Internet about every topic under the sun, from parenting to politics. By comparison, science blogs (or at least blogs by life scientists) are relatively rare. "As far as I know, I'm alone, and that surprises me," says Lowe, whose blog is named In the Pipeline. It's a surprise because blogging allows a competitive edge in finding information, getting in touch with customers and colleagues, and commenting on the pharmaceutical industry, says Lowe.
Blogging is a form of communication that is sweeping through business, and although it's yet to significantly break into the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, few believe it's going to stop at their gates. So, if you're not reading one, or better yet, writing one, you're missing the opportunities others are taking advantage of.
BLOGGING SCIENCE
It's impossible to get away from blogs these days, largely because they number more than nine million, with another one created every 7.4 seconds. Although it's hard to estimate how many of these are science blogs, Technorati, a real-time blog-tracking service, finds about 700,000 science blog posts on the Internet at any one time.
One reason there are so many blogs is that blog technology is quite simple. For example, any student, scientist, or biotech employee can go to [
Apart from Lowe and Tyrelle, a few other life scientists are taking advantage of the ease of the blog format to discuss research (see list). One is Jeff Bizzaro, a biochemist who started a blog on bioinformatics.org, a 15,000-member organization that deals with the field of bioinformatics. The idea of the blog is to "create something of a utopian place for people to share ideas," says Bizzaro.
Another is the Science Advisory Board (SAB), a panel of 25,000 life science professionals that runs nine different blogs. "Scientists were saying to us that there wasn't a venue where they could freely write about theirs and others' work," says Tamara Zemlo, executive director of communications at SAB. With this in mind, Zemlo helped create blogs such as Tools of the Trade, where scientists keep a diary of their experiences with products from companies such as Roche, VWR, and NEB. Positive and negative encounters are all fair game, says Zemlo. (In the interest of disclosure, The Scientist collaborates with SAB on the annual Life Sciences Industry Awards)
Lowe, Tyrelle, and Bizzaro aren't just posting comments into a vacuum; people are reading their blogs and commenting on them. So, although only a relatively small group of scientists have blogs, hundreds of people are commenting on such blogs and thousands of other blogs that fall into the popular science category. It seems you can no longer develop a drug or bio-product, make a business decision, or publish a paper, without someone discussing it.
No editors or media organizations manage the comments or screen content of blogs, says Lowe. It's good to keep this in mind, particularly when dealing with what might be proprietary information. Some workers have lost their jobs over blog postings, including one contract worker at Microsoft, who crossed a line with information the company thought inappropriate.
Lowe has some advice: Be open with your boss. "When I started blogging, I went to my supervisor and to my company's legal department and talked to them," says Lowe. "They said, 'Well, as long as you don't set yourself up as a spokesman, then go wild."' Lowe doesn't go wild – he's shy about specifics of his work, and he doesn't talk about his company – but he still has a lot of fun.
BUSINESSES TAKES NOTICE
Businesses are paying more attention to blogs, as blogs get more attention from readers. Tyrelle's Nodalpoint gets hundreds of hits a day, Bizzaro's site get 3 million HTTP requests per month, while Lowe's In the Pipeline averages 1000 visitors on a weekday. "If I look at my site statistics, I get hits from all the pharma companies you could name off the top of your head," says Lowe.
What seems to bring people to In the Pipeline is its view on the pharmaceutical industry. Take a recent post by Lowe about Pfizer acquiring the anti-infective drug maker, Vicuron Pharmaceuticals. "I don't believe that there was much coming along in their anti-infectives portfolio," writes Lowe, who goes on to suggest that this likely isn't the end of Pfizer's upcoming deals, since "the company is facing even more patent expirations over the next few years."
Others see opportunity. Eric Gerritsen's search for a better way for the pharmaceutical industry to do research led him to blogs. "You have a huge amount of money going into drug discovery compared to only a small number of drugs approved by the FDA each year," says Gerritsen, who runs a small investment company called Global Seed Capital, which is based in the Boston area. "It looks to me like a huge productivity problem," he says.
This might be happening because information is trapped within companies and individual labs, says Gerritsen. In an effort to get it flowing Gerritsen recently created Biopeer, a blog that allows scientists from all over the world to discuss and share research. "We hope writers will use this environment to have a voice towards the global research community, which would otherwise be hard to find," he says.
At Ease with Information
Greg Tyrelle was sick of it. But he was six months into a molecular biology PhD at the University of New South Wales, Australia, and he wasn't sure what else to do. "I was kind of lost and just started to wander around," he says. Fortunately, Tyrelle had a peculiar fascination with Slashdot.org, an anything goes blog.
Slashdot gave Tyrelle an idea: "I thought, wouldn't it be great if molecular biology and bioinformatics has a site in the style of a Slashdot blog." It was 1999 at the time and Tyrelle was already fooling around with the lab server while wondering what to do with his PhD. Tyrelle set about making Nodal-point, a bioinfomatics blog that's now been active for more than five years.
Starting a blog as a scientist in 1999 situates Tyrelle as a pioneer in a new wave of communication that is only hitting the rest of the scientific community now. "I was expecting it [Nodalpoint] to become really famous," jokes Tyrelle, "and I could sell it for millions of dollars and retire." That's not how it actually worked out. Nevertheless, Nodalpoint is currently one of the most active bioinformatics blogs on the Web.
Today, Tyrelle is a postdoctoral fellow at the National Yang-Ming University in Taiwan, having finished a PhD in bioinformatics about a year ago. Posting comments and debating science on Nodalpoint is a good way to keep things fresh as he's working on his research.
Tyrelle's not quite sure where he's going to end up. "I'm kind of disillusioned with academia," he says, "so if I had to give my pick, I'd be interested in providing tools and services online for scientists, perhaps to do things like Web logging better." In this regard, Nodalpoint – named after a term in a William Gibson book for a converging point in a sea of information – is more than just a pet project.
Many CEOs and employees outside the pharmaceutical and biotech sector are already exploiting this type of information conduit. The most famous is FastLane Blog run by Bob Lutz, a vice chairman at General Motors. His blog has brought increases in customer relations and a massive boost to the company's public relations efforts. Lutz's popularity partially comes from his posts, which include customer criticisms with honest responses. In this respect, the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors may be missing out. "I think [blogging] could do a lot of good," says Lowe, "since I've had people tell me, your site is worth all the ads I've ever heard."
INFORMATION WHIZ
Blogs aren't all about business opportunities; some academic researchers find a haven in them as well. "I get a lot of ideas and feel I'm at the edge of science news [because of blogs]," says Michael Imbeault, a virology PhD student at the CHUL Research Center in Quebec. Imbeault formerly ran The Scientist Blog (not related to The Scientist magazine) and now manages BiologyNewsNet. Tyrelle says that his blog also helps him sort out overflowing biological information, helping him think through its relevance to his research in the process.
Kevin Kubarych agrees, but also considers blogs a better way to use information in the lab. "As a collaboration tool it's absolutely prefect," says Kubarych, who runs The Plexus blog and will soon join the chemistry department at the University of Michigan as an assistant professor. "I expect to have a blog in my new group where we can have a collective conciseness," says Kubarych, "so when someone leaves, their work is still there in the blog."
As more academics pick up blogs, scientific publishing may also change. Not only can you bypass traditional publishing with a blog, but also tools are becoming available to better organize information. One example is Connotea, which turns PubMed and numerous journals into a social environment where researchers can organize and comment on references together, says Ben Lund, a scientist who helped design the site at Nature Publishing Group.
Even more exciting is this: How about a blog after every scientific paper published? Here scientists could debate results in real-time right on a journal's homepage. "The idea is being kicked around," says Lowe, "and it's a hell of a good idea." Nobody is there yet, but Lowe, Tyrelle, and Zemlo all hope this will soon become a reality.
Overall, science blogs run by scientists and industry insiders are just getting started. "This whole thing is still very immature," says Gerritsen. This may be due to scientists' caution about retribution, unfamiliarity with the technology, or not grasping the potential impact yet. Nevertheless, people should be jumping on blogs, says Gerritsen. "I expect to see this within the next year."
The spark that might really get things going is a blog by a famous scientist, which could add a great deal of credibility and insight (similar to what Bob Lutz did for CEO blogs). "If James Watson had a blog," says Bizzaro, "I'd read it, and I think a lot of other scientists would too."
Here are just a few of the science blogs out there now
martes, agosto 02, 2005
¿Sabemos realmente como usar el RSS?
La BBC de Londrés nos suministra varios tips para beneficiarnos del uso del RSS. En el link de arriba pueden ustdes leer estas útiles recomendaciones.
miércoles, julio 27, 2005
Los directorios de Blogs
Existen muchos directorios de Blogs, pero probablemente este que aparece en seguida es excelente:
domingo, julio 24, 2005
MI Hija con la nueva nieta de la casa
Que maravilla es tener una nueva nieta. En esta foto aparece mi hija Marisol con su pequeña bebé que se llama Sofía Isabel.
viernes, julio 15, 2005
El Premio del Blog Personal
El primer premio de un Blog personal lo gan[o Robert Morgan. Arriba aparece el enlace pues vale la pena visitarlo. Y cuando leí en esa Bitácora que el autor se había inspirado en XANGA entonces me dije y porque no hacer algo en ese lugar y fue cuando apareció:
La XANGA de ASKAIN
Veremos que podemos escribir en ese sitio..... :-(
Veremos que podemos escribir en ese sitio..... :-(
miércoles, junio 29, 2005
Le interesa la Antropología Urbana?
Pues no hay duda que la revista digital brasileña de la Universidad de San Pablo nos deleita con artículos de primera calidad. El enlace es:
OS URBANISTAS
Allí aparecen los primeros tres números y esperamos que este excelente trabajo que dirige la Dra. Rita Amaral siga adelante.
La otra revista sobre el mismo tema nos viene de la Universidad de La Laguna en Tenerife (Archipiélago Canario). Lo dirige el Prof. A. Santana y lo pueden ver en este enlace:
REVISTA PASOS
Allí aparecen los primeros tres números y esperamos que este excelente trabajo que dirige la Dra. Rita Amaral siga adelante.
La otra revista sobre el mismo tema nos viene de la Universidad de La Laguna en Tenerife (Archipiélago Canario). Lo dirige el Prof. A. Santana y lo pueden ver en este enlace:
martes, junio 28, 2005
La Biblioteca Digital Yummy (PDF)
This Links : the Yummy books (PDF). En esta bibliotaca digital puede bajar libros en plataforma PDF y en muchos temas de interés. Yo he colocado el enlace de los libros más leídos o sea los más populares.
MIT OPEN COURSE WARE
The Massachusetts Institute of Tecnnology (MIT) and the video or audio lectures. (35 courses) and PDF Lectures Notes.
El MIT puede ofercer de gratis (free) 35 cursos todos en plataforma PDF.
El MIT puede ofercer de gratis (free) 35 cursos todos en plataforma PDF.
lunes, junio 13, 2005
Este es mi FURL Web
Ustedes conocen ya esta herramienta? Aquí estoy poniendo este Furl personal para que puedan observar su potencial.
martes, junio 07, 2005
Este es el Wiki Cooperativo (en español)
Arriba aparece el enlace del Wiki Cooperativo en Riters.com
Los Wikis son editables
Arriba aparece el link de mi Wiki, pero también se puede ir a un Wiki Cooperativo en español en :
CooperaWiki
martes, mayo 31, 2005
Bienvenido a la Biblioteca Central de la USB
En el Link de arriba usted puede visitar la Biblioteca Central de la Universidad Simón Bolívar, ubicada en el Valle de Sartenejas en la Ciudad de Caracas, Municipio Baruta del Estado Miranda, que forma parte de la Región Capital.Esta biblioteca ahora con un servicio digital se ha modernizado en los últimos años.
Pueden entrar pero les explicarle los tres pasos para ser usuarios (en varios idiomas):
Primero: haga click en Biblioteca Digital para entonces
Segundo : seleccione solicitud documentos, y
Tercero: seleccione sitio usuarios para llenar toda la información solicitada
Pueden entrar pero les explicarle los tres pasos para ser usuarios (en varios idiomas):
Primero: haga click en Biblioteca Digital para entonces
Segundo : seleccione solicitud documentos, y
Tercero: seleccione sitio usuarios para llenar toda la información solicitada
Periodistas y los Blogs
En una Conferencia sobre Comunicación en Seul, Carlos Escribano nos cuenta, en el Dairio La Nación de Argentina, que allí se tocó el asunto de los blogs y que realmente es un reto para el periodismo moderno. Ver el Link de arriba.
sábado, mayo 21, 2005
martes, mayo 17, 2005
Conferencia virtual sobre arquitectura (Venezuela)
Conviveca nos presenta para junio la conferencia virtual sobre arquitectura. En el enlace de arriba se pueden inscribir.
lunes, mayo 16, 2005
Proyecto Gutenberg
Arriba aparece el enlace del proyecto Gutenberg,un lugar donde Ud. puede bajar los llamados e-Books. Deben haber más o menos 4 mil, y se puede en versión HTTP o en texto plano ao bien si tiene el software P2P, también puede ser utilizado.
viernes, mayo 13, 2005
Artículo (Blog y Educación)
Este artículo es uno de los más completos acerca del tema el tema del Bog vinculado a la educación.
Qué es un BlogMap (what is it = BlogMap? )
El blog Map es un mapa donde aparece el lugar exacto desde donde el dueño del blog está ubicado. Es interesante la herramienta porque con ella se pueden localizar blog vecinos y otros asuntos. Si su blog tiene un RSS entonces el blog map procede en seguida, si no tiene que dar la dirección exacta o las coordenadas de su localización.
Como un ejemplo pueden ver el BlogMap de Jay Cross en:
El Blog de JAY
Como un ejemplo pueden ver el BlogMap de Jay Cross en:
lunes, mayo 09, 2005
jueves, mayo 05, 2005
La Universidad Virtual (PRASENA)
Arriba pueden hacer click para ver la Universidad Virtual en Suiza desarrollada con la asistencia de la Escuela Hotelera de Suiza. Allí también pueden ver un curso free que la Escuela hotelera ofrece a sus alumnos para que sepan manejar en forma eficiente las principales herramientas de computación (excel, word, power point, flash, blog, et.c..).
(The LINK belongs to the Virtual University at PRASENA : this and there they can see a free course that it offers the Swiss Hotel School for its students on the efficient use of the computation tools.)
(The LINK belongs to the Virtual University at PRASENA : this and there they can see a free course that it offers the Swiss Hotel School for its students on the efficient use of the computation tools.)
E-Conference sobre Tutoría
En la Hoja de Alado se está presentando la conferencia virtual sobre enseñanza y tutores. Algunas ponencias están en PDF y otras en Flash. Vale la pena asistir.
Uno de los ponentes se llama Mark Esposito y su blog trata sobre el Turismo, ver:
El Blog de mark
Uno de los ponentes se llama Mark Esposito y su blog trata sobre el Turismo, ver:
martes, mayo 03, 2005
UN TUTORIAL SOBRE RSS (agregador) en BlogLines
En este tutorial el autor nos dice lo siguiente:
"This tutorial will show you how to sign up and subscribe to blogs with Bloglines. We will also show you some other interesting things you can do with Bloglines."
I follow about 80 blogs on a regular basis. I read about 10 online news sites. I am following some Flickr sites and some Yahoo!discussion groups too. If I were to go to each of these sites every day, it would take up lots of time. Also, I might go to some blog and find that it is not updated. It would be good to have a service that keeps track of all our favorite blogs.
The developers of popular blog services started building features on their software that automatically generate some thing called a RSS feed. (This file has information on the latest additions to the site’s content and this file is usually stored in a format called XML. For example click here to see my blog’s XML file.)
Most blogs and increasingly news sites, search engines and other web services are publishing these RSS feeds. People also started building tools called aggregators (also known as Feedreaders and Newsreaders). Aggregators can collect RSS feeds from many sites and present the fresh content from these sites on single page in a format that we can read.
One of most popular aggregator today is Bloglines. Bloglines is web based, you don’t need to download any software to your computer. Just create an account on their website and subscribe to your favourite blogs. You can then follow your blogs from a Mac at home, a Windows PC at office or a PDA at some airport.
This tutorial will show you how to sign up and subscribe to blogs with Bloglines. We will also show you some other interesting things you can do with Bloglines."
Yo tengo mi propio RSS FEED en BlogLines
Mi agregador
"This tutorial will show you how to sign up and subscribe to blogs with Bloglines. We will also show you some other interesting things you can do with Bloglines."
I follow about 80 blogs on a regular basis. I read about 10 online news sites. I am following some Flickr sites and some Yahoo!discussion groups too. If I were to go to each of these sites every day, it would take up lots of time. Also, I might go to some blog and find that it is not updated. It would be good to have a service that keeps track of all our favorite blogs.
The developers of popular blog services started building features on their software that automatically generate some thing called a RSS feed. (This file has information on the latest additions to the site’s content and this file is usually stored in a format called XML. For example click here to see my blog’s XML file.)
Most blogs and increasingly news sites, search engines and other web services are publishing these RSS feeds. People also started building tools called aggregators (also known as Feedreaders and Newsreaders). Aggregators can collect RSS feeds from many sites and present the fresh content from these sites on single page in a format that we can read.
One of most popular aggregator today is Bloglines. Bloglines is web based, you don’t need to download any software to your computer. Just create an account on their website and subscribe to your favourite blogs. You can then follow your blogs from a Mac at home, a Windows PC at office or a PDA at some airport.
This tutorial will show you how to sign up and subscribe to blogs with Bloglines. We will also show you some other interesting things you can do with Bloglines."
Yo tengo mi propio RSS FEED en BlogLines
E-learning: vamos a ver qué dicen los expertos...
This blog recommends many strategies for the development of e-learning.
In working on learning strategies, I am sometimes asked to help a company decide which Learning Management System they should use. Here's the general approach that I recommend.
Godfrey Parkin tiene un blog dedicado a recomendar estrategias para la enseñanza digitalizada (e-learning). Vamos a ver que nos dice...
In working on learning strategies, I am sometimes asked to help a company decide which Learning Management System they should use. Here's the general approach that I recommend.
Godfrey Parkin tiene un blog dedicado a recomendar estrategias para la enseñanza digitalizada (e-learning). Vamos a ver que nos dice...
Interesante : Dekita.org
En el enlace de arriba aparace la organización llamada DEKITA, una palabra japonesa que significa hacer, pero que en el contexto educativo de alguien que está aprendiendo algo, significa en forma exclamativa : lo realice ...¡ Pues bien este blog cooperativo es una iniciativa de tres profesores de Idioma Inglés que viven en diferentes lugares (Brasil, Japón y los Emitaros Arabes). Estos profesores promueven activamente el English as a Foreign Language (EFL) y el English a a Second Language (ESL), utilizando en su blog la tecnología P2P o sea : "peer-to-peer" interaction.
Estos tres profesores tienen sus respectivos blog, como aparecen en seguida :
Bárbara Dieu
Aaron Cambell
Rudolf Ammann
DEKITA is a collective Blog between professors of English. The project is part of the effort of Professor Barbara Dieu (BRAZIL), Professor Aaron Cambell (located in JAPAN) and Rudolf Ammann (SAUDI ARABIA). This Blog promotes the English Language like foreign language and second language.
Estos tres profesores tienen sus respectivos blog, como aparecen en seguida :
DEKITA is a collective Blog between professors of English. The project is part of the effort of Professor Barbara Dieu (BRAZIL), Professor Aaron Cambell (located in JAPAN) and Rudolf Ammann (SAUDI ARABIA). This Blog promotes the English Language like foreign language and second language.
Algunos enlaces interesantes
En el ciberespacio existen muchos lugares interesantes y útiles. Algunos enlaces como:
OSURBANISTAS
EUMED
Askain en LiverJournal
Askain en Blog-City
E-TUR del Brasil
Askain en JoeUSER
E-learning en Tappedin
BLOLINES FEEDS
TECHNORATI
BLOGDIGGER
Askain en JournalSpace
Askain con su WIKI
Askain en Weblogger
WEBopedia
Antropolgía Experimental
Askain en 20Six
La poesía en Predicado
Antropología y Turismo
Entrevistas
Revista Brasilera VEA
Museo Virtual
Estamos siempre en Intercontacto
En el enlace de arriba aparece la nueva herramienta de intercontacto. Allí los tesistas siempre encontrarán la ayuda y la orientación de e-tutores, no sólo de Venezuela sino de otras partes de América Latina, de España y Portugal.
Un evento especial el 5 de mayo
Estoy esperando el dia 5 de mayo para participar en la conferencia virtual de la Dra. Ruth Clark , doctorate in Instructional Psychology / Educational Technology de The University of Southern California, sobre las estrategias para una efectiva presentación de material docente en una clase virtual (e-learning). Para participar en esta conferencia es necesario utilizar el software de de www.elluminate.com, como aparece en el enlace de arriba.
lunes, mayo 02, 2005
The Oscars of the Internet
Más de 300 nominados al Oscar en Internet. En interesante conocer los blogs que pueden tener chance de ganar.
jueves, abril 28, 2005
La Biblioteca Digital de la Universidad de Oriente
La Universidad de Oriente (Venezuela) acaba de poner a la disposición del público su biblioteca digital, un lugar interesante de conocer.
Organización Iberoamericana para la Ciencia y la Cultura
En el enlace de arriba aparece el Boletín de la OICC y sus artículos sobre docencia.
martes, abril 26, 2005
Dibujos de Enrique Vila
Si ud. activa el enlace de arriba podrá ver los excelentes dibujos de rostros expresivos de seres humanos. Es la galería de Enrique Vila.
Lo cualitativo vs. lo cuantitativo
Siempre ha existido la controversia, en el campo metodológico, entre el uso del enfoque cualitativo o bien el enfoque cuantitativo. En el ensayo que aparece arriba del prof. Miguel Martinez Migueléz de la Universidad Simón Bolívar trata de buscar criterios para solucionar en parte el asunto y recurre a la filosfía de la ciencia y a la teoría del conocimiento (epistemología).
lunes, abril 25, 2005
Para los especialistas en PDF
En el link de arriba aparece todo lo necesario y útil para utilizar el PDF como herramienta publicitaria.
domingo, abril 17, 2005
NETIQUETA (la etiqueta on-line)
Haga click arriba para estudiar los diversos comportamientos que se deben tener al navegar en internet o al enviar un correo, hacer chat, hacer un comentario en un blog, etc..
viernes, abril 15, 2005
Un curso de e-learning (On-Line)
Click arriba para entrar en el curso. Necesita un software para ver videos.
martes, abril 12, 2005
Los Dos Lugares de Contactos en Internet
lunes, abril 11, 2005
Un buen Editor
Para trabajar una hoja Web bien sea con HTML o con PHP se necesita un buen editor. Web Design es muy comp completo pues edita HTML, PHP, JavScrips, ASP, XML y VBScrips. SE puede bajar el software para MAC ( 5.8 MB) y la guìa (quick Start- 3.8 MB).
PHP : A simple tutorial
En el link de arriba aparece un manual o tutorial sobre PHP. Este protocolo es un scripts que se escribe muy parecido al lenguja e HTML con algunas variantes. Uno de sus usos es PHP Links como aparece en seguida:
PHP LINKS
PHP LINKS
domingo, abril 10, 2005
En este Link colocamos el Blog de Gabriela Díaz
Arriba aparece el Blog de Gabriela sobre e-learning.
viernes, abril 08, 2005
Este es mi BLOGroll WIZARD
En el link de arriba aparace mi Blogroll...si tiene interés en ese Link , lo ponemos a su orden.
jueves, abril 07, 2005
Cursos Básicos on-line (para novicios)
Los cursos de AULA-CLIC sobre correo electrónico, word, excel... son interesante para personas que comienzan a conocerlos. Además, presenta secuencias animadas.
miércoles, abril 06, 2005
HOW TO START A WIKI (cómo hacer un Wiki)
En el Link de arriba pueden comenzar el aprendizaje para hacer su propio WIKI. Yo me fui al Wiki Free de riters.com y allí sin necesidad de hacer una cuenta fui directamente a poner el nombre de mi WIKI que ahora flamantemente aparece en :
El WIKI de askain
Ahora tendré que aprender a escribri con los códigos apropiados. De todos modos como el WIKI es un hoja Web basada en hypertexto colaborativo, con énfasis en lograr un fácil acceso para modificar páginas e informar. Ud. puede editar cualquier página al hacer Click en la parte donde se señala EDITAR. En su caso si ya conoce como hacer WIKI WIKI (rápido muy rápido), lo invito a que me deje en mi WIKI un buen mensaje alentador...
Now I will have to learn the appropriate codes. Anyway as the WIKI is a leaf Web based on colaborativo hypertext, with emphasis in managing a easy access to modify pages and to inform. You can publish any page when doing Click in the part where it is indicated EDIT. In its case if already it knows like making WIKI WIKI (fast very fast), I invite you to leaves in my WIKI a good encouraging message .....
El WIKI de askain
Ahora tendré que aprender a escribri con los códigos apropiados. De todos modos como el WIKI es un hoja Web basada en hypertexto colaborativo, con énfasis en lograr un fácil acceso para modificar páginas e informar. Ud. puede editar cualquier página al hacer Click en la parte donde se señala EDITAR. En su caso si ya conoce como hacer WIKI WIKI (rápido muy rápido), lo invito a que me deje en mi WIKI un buen mensaje alentador...
Now I will have to learn the appropriate codes. Anyway as the WIKI is a leaf Web based on colaborativo hypertext, with emphasis in managing a easy access to modify pages and to inform. You can publish any page when doing Click in the part where it is indicated EDIT. In its case if already it knows like making WIKI WIKI (fast very fast), I invite you to leaves in my WIKI a good encouraging message .....
martes, abril 05, 2005
Un Tutorial acerca de Blogs y de Wikis
En el link de arriba veran un tutorial sobre los conceptos acerca del blog y el Wiki y su uso en la docencia.
Lo que me pareció interesante es la recomendaciones sobre Wikis, por ejemplo estos son los enlaces que se aconsejan allí:
WIKI RITERS FREE
Welcome to the Riters.com entirely free wiki farm service. Make an entirely free wiki, Browse existing wikis at Riters.com, or find out more About Us.
WIKI SWIKI FREE
What is Swiki.net?
Swiki.net is based on the original WikiWikiWeb concept by Ward Cunningham. This hosted implementation is based on the Swiki implementation of WikiWikiWeb.
Swiki.net is a hosted website for groups of people with a common interest. Anyone who has access to your web site may add content directly through a web browser. This means that a user may edit any web page on the web site or even add or delete web pages. Because you can do this directly through your web browser, you do not need to have any computer or internet programming knowledge or any special software.
Simply click on the "Edit" icon on any page and begin typing your changes as if the page were in a word processor on your computer! You can then create new pages, upload documents, and add text, images and links. This extremely powerful feature allows true collaboration among groups of people as they share knowledge and keep track of resources.
WIKI SEEDWIKI FREE AND PAY
It's simply the best way for groups to create, share and publish all kinds of information together.
You can begin with a single seedwiki page. Your wiki will grow quickly as people add more content and more pages.
Take a quick tour of seedwiki features, or read the seedwiki faq, then sign up today for a free or pro-level seedwiki account.
WIKI MYOO PAY
Wiki entry offer - wiki of your choice (we recommend MediaWiki) with 1 gigabyte storage space and 5 gigabytes of data transfer. 15 USD / month (VAT included)
* CMS full package - dedicated server (at least 40 gigabytes harddisk, 50 gigabytes data transfer) running a wiki of your choice and any other CMS software you want us to install, with comprehensive service package. 100 USD / month (VAT included)
WIKI EDITME PAY
EditMe is a new service that empowers non-technical users to quickly and easily build and host irresistibly editable web sites. Unlike existing web hosts, EditMe includes powerful features to enable multiple contributors to collaborate on the site's content. EditMe is great for use as a personal web site, company intranet, collaboration site, blog, or wiki.
Lo que me pareció interesante es la recomendaciones sobre Wikis, por ejemplo estos son los enlaces que se aconsejan allí:
WIKI RITERS FREE
Welcome to the Riters.com entirely free wiki farm service. Make an entirely free wiki, Browse existing wikis at Riters.com, or find out more About Us.
WIKI SWIKI FREE
What is Swiki.net?
Swiki.net is based on the original WikiWikiWeb concept by Ward Cunningham. This hosted implementation is based on the Swiki implementation of WikiWikiWeb.
Swiki.net is a hosted website for groups of people with a common interest. Anyone who has access to your web site may add content directly through a web browser. This means that a user may edit any web page on the web site or even add or delete web pages. Because you can do this directly through your web browser, you do not need to have any computer or internet programming knowledge or any special software.
Simply click on the "Edit" icon on any page and begin typing your changes as if the page were in a word processor on your computer! You can then create new pages, upload documents, and add text, images and links. This extremely powerful feature allows true collaboration among groups of people as they share knowledge and keep track of resources.
WIKI SEEDWIKI FREE AND PAY
It's simply the best way for groups to create, share and publish all kinds of information together.
You can begin with a single seedwiki page. Your wiki will grow quickly as people add more content and more pages.
Take a quick tour of seedwiki features, or read the seedwiki faq, then sign up today for a free or pro-level seedwiki account.
WIKI MYOO PAY
Wiki entry offer - wiki of your choice (we recommend MediaWiki) with 1 gigabyte storage space and 5 gigabytes of data transfer. 15 USD / month (VAT included)
* CMS full package - dedicated server (at least 40 gigabytes harddisk, 50 gigabytes data transfer) running a wiki of your choice and any other CMS software you want us to install, with comprehensive service package. 100 USD / month (VAT included)
WIKI EDITME PAY
EditMe is a new service that empowers non-technical users to quickly and easily build and host irresistibly editable web sites. Unlike existing web hosts, EditMe includes powerful features to enable multiple contributors to collaborate on the site's content. EditMe is great for use as a personal web site, company intranet, collaboration site, blog, or wiki.
lunes, abril 04, 2005
El Links de Weblogg-ed
Además podemos hacer RSS feed en ese enlace:
View RSS feed
O también conocer la conversation tracker:
Conversation
View RSS feed
O también conocer la conversation tracker:
Conversation
jueves, marzo 31, 2005
El nuevo correo de Google
El nuevo correo de Google, que quiere competir von Yahoo, se llama GMail y promete muchas prestaciones. Haga Click en el Link de arriba para conocerlo. Yo lo estoy utilizando, aunque todavía me gusta más la interfase de Yahoo.com.
lunes, marzo 28, 2005
Un enlace con la Academia
En el Link de arriba aparece un enlace con la Academia, elaborado por académicos.
viernes, marzo 25, 2005
El Contador de Palabras del BNC
Quiero compartir con ustedes un invento informático desarrollado por el British National Corpus (BNC-Oxford University Computing Services) y reflejado en el Blog del norteamericano Jonathan J. Harris, es decir un contador de palabras que aparece arriba en mi link. Ese contador procesa 86.800 palabras en inglés y por ejemplo la palabra SONIC corresponde al 21% del total, pues se lleva el premio con 18.524 veces.
Igualmente el BNC ha lanzado al mercado su BNC Baby: is a collection of corpora and software designed to demonstrate the full potential of corpus linguistics in the teaching of English language and literature. Puede verlo en este link:
BNC BABY
El Blog de Harris aparece en una entrevista en :
VISUALMENTE
Igualmente el BNC ha lanzado al mercado su BNC Baby: is a collection of corpora and software designed to demonstrate the full potential of corpus linguistics in the teaching of English language and literature. Puede verlo en este link:
BNC BABY
El Blog de Harris aparece en una entrevista en :
VISUALMENTE
Recursos para gráficos animados
En el enlace de arriba aparecen los gráficos animados para una Hoja Web agradable.
También en este enlace se pueden encontrar gráficos dinámicos
GRAFICOS DINAMICOS
También en este enlace se pueden encontrar gráficos dinámicos
GRAFICOS DINAMICOS
Recursos para Diseñar Páginas WEB
En el enlace de arriba existe una muy buena colección de links ppara el diseño de páginas WEB.
jueves, marzo 24, 2005
Los enlaces Favoritos de Karen García
Si revisan con cuidado encontrán útiles enlaces de la gran colección que nos ofrece karen García
El Blog de Karen García
Arriba puede activar el Blog de Karen García, ella con su bello perro mascota negro y sus queridas hormigas.
Karen García' and Bee' Remarks
En este Wiki Opensource for Educators existe un Word Press y el 25 de febrero pasado Karen nos cuenta su lucha para que le acepten sus innovaciones educativas utilizando la tecnología del Siglo XXI.
Qué eso de RSS?
En el enlace de arriba pueden conocer los criterios sobre RSS, pero también existe un curso en Moodle sobre el asunto en :
RSS CURSO
Un enlace muy completo acerca de RSS para educatores lo encuentran en :
RSS para Educadores
RSS CURSO
Un enlace muy completo acerca de RSS para educatores lo encuentran en :
RSS para Educadores
miércoles, marzo 23, 2005
Blogging Clicks With Colleges
Interactive Web Pages (the blogs) Changing Class Participation. Susan Kinzie (washington Post Staff Writer).Now blogs are morphing into the next big thing on campus: wikis.
The wiki, which got its name from the Hawaiian word for "quick," is the scrappy little brother to the blog, an interactive Web page that can be changed by anyone who stumbles upon it. While blogs let people publish their thoughts online, wikis take things a step further, creating freewheeling, collaborative communities: Students can edit one another's work, bounce ideas around or link to infinite other Web sites.
The wiki, which got its name from the Hawaiian word for "quick," is the scrappy little brother to the blog, an interactive Web page that can be changed by anyone who stumbles upon it. While blogs let people publish their thoughts online, wikis take things a step further, creating freewheeling, collaborative communities: Students can edit one another's work, bounce ideas around or link to infinite other Web sites.
OURMEDIA
Ourmedia es un lugar interesante. Allí se alojan para ser distribuidos free muchos trabajos en multimedia como videos clip, fotografías, imágenes, audio. Entonces: Join the personal media revolution.
(Free storage and free bandwidth for your videos, audio files, photos, text and softwares.Forever.No catches.)
(Free storage and free bandwidth for your videos, audio files, photos, text and softwares.Forever.No catches.)
domingo, marzo 20, 2005
Lessing Blog
Stanford CIS (Lawrence Lessing). The future of ideas,free culture, and other laws of cyberspace.
This links : Code 2
What's going on here?
Lawrence Lessig first published Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace in 1999. After five years in print and five years of changes in law, technology, and the context in which they reside, Code needs an update. But rather than do this alone, Professor Lessig is using this wiki to open the editing process to all, to draw upon the creativity and knowledge of the community. This is an online, collaborative book update; a first of its kind.
This links : Code 2
What's going on here?
Lawrence Lessig first published Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace in 1999. After five years in print and five years of changes in law, technology, and the context in which they reside, Code needs an update. But rather than do this alone, Professor Lessig is using this wiki to open the editing process to all, to draw upon the creativity and knowledge of the community. This is an online, collaborative book update; a first of its kind.
martes, marzo 15, 2005
Learning Technology (Pedagogical meta-model)
Open Universite Nederland. Educational Modelling Language. Learning Technology. Pedagical meta-model. Electronic Learning Environments.
sábado, marzo 12, 2005
alt="Click for Caracas, Venezuela Forecast" height=94 width=185>Weather and Weather
Aquí podemos ver el clima de muchas ciudades del mudo. Por ejemplo en Caracas el 12 de marzo a las 3,45 ya existía un clima tropical caluroso de 31 grados centígrados (88 grados F) y una humedad del 62% y algo nublado.
Aqui existe este enlace de recursos educativos
Este enlace se llama MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching and interactive tutorial regarding in economics classes.
miércoles, marzo 09, 2005
Open Source for Windows
2004: we now also have a registered channel on FreeNode: #osswin. Feel free to join us and share us your Open Source experiences in Windows! Audio Tools, Business Software and CAD Software.
The links : Open Source
The links : Open Source
lunes, marzo 07, 2005
This very...very good link
Other people on the internet have chosen different references for their exploration of Courses. One example is the Web Connexions very good souces to explore and sharing knowledge.
sábado, marzo 05, 2005
Enlace sobre múltiples diccionarios en otros idiomas
Arriba aparece el enlace sobre varios diccionarios en otros idiomas. Pero la hoja principal es más interesante porque también ofrece Chat con traducción simultánea y cursos free de otros idiomas. Se encuentra en : WORD-2
viernes, marzo 04, 2005
En este enlace la invitación de Bee, Aaron y Graham
As an extension to the Evo05 session on blogging, Aaron,Graham and I
have decided to hold informal weekly meetings on blogging + one
monthly chat with an expert at Tappedin at 22:00 GMT every Sunday.
All participants and other interested teachers are invited to join
us to share ideas, discuss problems or just socialize :-)
Tappedin (http://www.tappedin.org), for those of you who have not
yet experienced it, is a text based online workplace where an
international community of education professionals gathers to learn,
collaborate, share, and support one another. You may sign up for
free.
Looking forward to meeting you at my office (Bee_Hive)next Sunday!
Warm regards from Brazil,
Bee
have decided to hold informal weekly meetings on blogging + one
monthly chat with an expert at Tappedin at 22:00 GMT every Sunday.
All participants and other interested teachers are invited to join
us to share ideas, discuss problems or just socialize :-)
Tappedin (http://www.tappedin.org), for those of you who have not
yet experienced it, is a text based online workplace where an
international community of education professionals gathers to learn,
collaborate, share, and support one another. You may sign up for
free.
Looking forward to meeting you at my office (Bee_Hive)next Sunday!
Warm regards from Brazil,
Bee
Este enlace me lleva a mi Oficina en Tappedin
Tappedin es una comunidad de profesionales de la educación. En este lugar tengo mi oficina virtual y allí tengo la posibilidad de formar un grupo para discutir aspectos educativos y tecnología de la enseñanza.
Tappedin is a community of professionals of the education. In this place I have my virtual office and there I have the possibility of forming a group to discuss to educative aspects and technology of education.
Otros dos lugares relacionados con Tappedin son :
ELLUMINATE y también : LEARNING-TIMES
Tappedin is a community of professionals of the education. In this place I have my virtual office and there I have the possibility of forming a group to discuss to educative aspects and technology of education.
Otros dos lugares relacionados con Tappedin son :
ELLUMINATE y también : LEARNING-TIMES
lunes, febrero 28, 2005
domingo, febrero 27, 2005
RSS TUTORIAL
This tutorial explains the features and benefits of a Web format called RSS, and gives a brief technical overview of it. The reader is assumed to have some familiarity with XML and other Web technologies. It is not meant to be exhaustive
sábado, febrero 26, 2005
Set birthday alarms
With this tool we can have all the birthdays of the students to congratulate them when the moment arrives.
Universities Worldwide
Links to 7095 Universities in 180 countries (February 19th, 2005)
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Welcome to the searchable database of Universities around the world! Starting as a mirror site of Christina DeMello's "College and University Home Pages" list that hasn't been updated for a long time, the listing of Institutions is now based on the "World List of Universities 1997" published by the International Association of Universities (IAU) and links discovered or posted here. Database is maintained by Klaus Förster, reproduction and distribution are permissible for non-profit purposes only, but no changes are to be made to these documents without the author's written consent.
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Welcome to the searchable database of Universities around the world! Starting as a mirror site of Christina DeMello's "College and University Home Pages" list that hasn't been updated for a long time, the listing of Institutions is now based on the "World List of Universities 1997" published by the International Association of Universities (IAU) and links discovered or posted here. Database is maintained by Klaus Förster, reproduction and distribution are permissible for non-profit purposes only, but no changes are to be made to these documents without the author's written consent.
Open Learning Support ( UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY)
to Utah State University's Open Learning Support: a free and open resource for faculty, students, and self-learners around the world. OLS supports USU's mission by engaging the public, cultivating diversity of thought and culture, and supporting learning.
Open Learning Support:
* Is a space where individuals can connect to share, discuss, ask,
answer, debate, collaborate, teach, and learn.
* Is not a degree-granting or certificate-granting program.
* Does not provide formal access to university faculty.
OLS currently serves seven courses from MIT's OpenCourseWare initiative. OLS will be integrated with additional courses from MIT/OCW and educational materials from other collections over time (you can vote for the courses you would like to see supported next). If you have an MIT/OCW-like collection of educational materials and you would like to integrate with OLS, let us know.
Open Learning Support:
* Is a space where individuals can connect to share, discuss, ask,
answer, debate, collaborate, teach, and learn.
* Is not a degree-granting or certificate-granting program.
* Does not provide formal access to university faculty.
OLS currently serves seven courses from MIT's OpenCourseWare initiative. OLS will be integrated with additional courses from MIT/OCW and educational materials from other collections over time (you can vote for the courses you would like to see supported next). If you have an MIT/OCW-like collection of educational materials and you would like to integrate with OLS, let us know.
viernes, febrero 25, 2005
FREEVLOG
Step 1 - Get A Free Blogger Blog
I'm using this to document how to set up a free videoblog. I'll take you through creating your own free website/blog, using Flickr for free image hosting, and the Internet Archive for free video hosting.
Step 2- Set up Free image hosting with Flickr
Step 3- Upload your video to the internet archive
Step 4- Create an RSS feed with enclosures
Step 5- Join the community
I'm using this to document how to set up a free videoblog. I'll take you through creating your own free website/blog, using Flickr for free image hosting, and the Internet Archive for free video hosting.
Step 2- Set up Free image hosting with Flickr
Step 3- Upload your video to the internet archive
Step 4- Create an RSS feed with enclosures
Step 5- Join the community
VideoBlog made Easy!
On VBlog Central Service.
vBlog Central is a service that makes it easy to post video (and audio and pictures) to your existing blog. We host your video content and display it in whatever format your users want. It's transparent and easy.
Videos, even low quality ones, make a blog much more interesting. When you put video in your blog you get a videoblog, or vblog, for short. They are also known as vidblogs, vlogs, or vogs.
This video was made by one of our alpha testers, Citizen Journalist Steve Garfield, during the recent Boston primary election. You can read his original blog post for a brief introduction and to see what people had to say about his video.
vBlog Central is a service that makes it easy to post video (and audio and pictures) to your existing blog. We host your video content and display it in whatever format your users want. It's transparent and easy.
Videos, even low quality ones, make a blog much more interesting. When you put video in your blog you get a videoblog, or vblog, for short. They are also known as vidblogs, vlogs, or vogs.
This video was made by one of our alpha testers, Citizen Journalist Steve Garfield, during the recent Boston primary election. You can read his original blog post for a brief introduction and to see what people had to say about his video.
Video Blogging Information
Start Videoblogging... it is a new form of expression. On this website you cant read about people who videoblog.
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