Tweet Links – Week of July 28, 2012

This (mostly) automatically generated post contains links I included in tweets during the week of July 28, 2012, listed in reverse chronological order.

• Class Blogs – Options and Three Strategies « NspireD2: Learning Technology in Higher Ed.

  @derekbruff: Really great summary of a #THATCamp session on course blogs: http://t.co/bg5J1kCs

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• Copyright, Sharing, and Ethics :: Agile Learning

  @derekbruff: That last link via @buddyxo. See also my post from last year on the notion of “No copyright intended”: http://t.co/8FvRKrtx.

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• Bloggers Beware: You CAN Get Sued For Using Pics on Your Blog – My Story – Blog – Roni Loren, Romance Author

  @derekbruff: Yes, friends, you can’t use a copyrighted photo without permission, even if you let everyone know it’s not yours. http://t.co/6LIkH2bv

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• Why Are American Kids So Spoiled? : The New Yorker

  @derekbruff: RT @busynessgirl: LOL “Snowplow parents,” who try to clear every obstacle from their children’s paths. Read more: http://t.co/QMsayxDv #fb

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• Coming Soon (Well, Maybe): All Those Tweets You Wrote | TechCrunch

  @derekbruff: Hope so! RT @busynessgirl Maybe we’ll finally get easy access to our own Twitter archives? Maybe. http://t.co/USxN0H0w

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• t.co

  @derekbruff: RT @lifehacker: Why I’ve opted for a piecemeal social network over Facebook or Google http://t.co/FwYE8sxo

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• Analytics should do more to leverage qualitative data. – Analytics 3-Day Sprint – by IdeaScale

  @derekbruff: Conjecture: Analytics should do more to leverage qualitative data. Agree or disagree? Weigh in here: http://t.co/NfljBZiB #EDUSprint

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• Neatline.org | About

  @derekbruff: Intrigued by Neatline, by the UVA Scholars’ Lab, a mapping / timeline tool: http://t.co/veYOd3yX. Your “map” can be any image. #vizthink

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• A dozen big name colleges to offer free classes this fall | Marketplace.org

  @derekbruff: @BryanAlexander @davecormier @vielmetti Apparently, @johnmoe knows the word “mook”: http://t.co/zMlAtWHz

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• One Step too Far – Inside Vandy: Columns

  @derekbruff: A moving column by a Vandy student on the “controversy” surrounding VU alum Samar Ali’s appointment in the TN gov’t: http://t.co/lz5OOxPP

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• Higher Ground – AFAR

  @derekbruff: @BryanAlexander @cogdog Here’s one of my highlights: http://t.co/0ECr9av0. The platform there isn’t as sophisticated as Cowbird’s, however.

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• AFAR – Where travel can take you

  @derekbruff: @BryanAlexander @cogdog Cowbird looks incredible. Afar Magazine is doing something similar, with travel “highlights”: http://t.co/VhNTyhf1

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• An Error Occurred Setting Your User Cookie

  @derekbruff: This article in the journal “Open Learning” seems to be behind a paywall: http://t.co/fGNEthEa.

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• EDUCAUSE Analytics Sprint | EDUCAUSE.edu

  @derekbruff: RT @educause: We’ve reached a tipping point. The EDUCAUSE Analytics Sprint starts tomorrow! #EDUSprint http://t.co/w8ZQ8fSE

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• Preparing Students to Learn from Lecture: Creating a “Time for Telling” (Learning About Teaching Physics podcast)

  @derekbruff: New from the Learning about Teaching Physics podcast, an ep all about “times for telling.” Such a useful concept. http://t.co/sQpCBG5m

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