Privacy is Not Dead, Just Evolving - PCWorld Business Center
This is an article about the changing definition of "privacy". We look at it as control over our information but the fact that we spread our information all over the web my indicate that we are giving up part of our rights to privacy. Read this and tell me what you think!
Monday, March 15, 2010
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
AVID Web 2.0 Seminar
I went to seminar today about web 2.0. There were very interesting topics, much of which we have discussed in class. However, there were a few very interesting learning points:
1. Blooms Digital Taxonomy
2. PODcasting stands for- Personal On Demand broadcasting
3. Calaxy - Suite of tools free to schools
1. Blooms Digital Taxonomy
2. PODcasting stands for- Personal On Demand broadcasting
3. Calaxy - Suite of tools free to schools
Friday, March 5, 2010
Implications of Social Networking
http://abovethelaw.com/2010/03/georgetown_professor_tague_john_roberts_lesson.php
A professor at Georgetown started a maelstrom of controversy as he told his class that Chief Justice Roberts was retiring based on information from a "credible" source. Students lit up the blogosphere and newspapers with this "exclusive" announcement. Halfway into class, he told them it was a joke and that they needed to be more wary on their sources. He taught the students, blogosphere and newspapers to think before you print. I wonder what the implications are for people like myself in this?
A professor at Georgetown started a maelstrom of controversy as he told his class that Chief Justice Roberts was retiring based on information from a "credible" source. Students lit up the blogosphere and newspapers with this "exclusive" announcement. Halfway into class, he told them it was a joke and that they needed to be more wary on their sources. He taught the students, blogosphere and newspapers to think before you print. I wonder what the implications are for people like myself in this?
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