Released earlier this year, Skype Group Video Calling, a beta version for Windows users. In order to use this software everyone in the call must all be using the same version of Skype 5.0, but hey it’s a beta. If this rolls out to other devices then could prove to be a killer app for [...]
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The Machine is Us/ing Us by Michael Wesch, Kansas State University.
Posted: March 1, 2010 in Cyber Culture, Cyber Education, Human CommunicationTags: Anthropology
Machines are processing more and more information everyday. We need them to survive in today’s’ information age. What will happen as the data begins to pile up, and we decide to ask the machines to help us make decisions based on this historical data. Ooh scary! Well maybe it is or maybe it ain’t or [...]
Interactive Textbooks for Education.
Posted: February 24, 2010 in Cyber Culture, Cyber Education, Human Communication, Sharing Content ToolTags: Cyber Education, online learning
I used to hate carrying books to school. You’d think I was packing for a round the world tour, filled with sun and action packed adventures. No, I was just going to school. Macmillan US makes textbooks dynamic which allow teachers to freely customise and modify the textbooks, which can then be made available online [...]
What’s Next, Gen X?
Posted: February 23, 2010 in Books, Culture, Human CommunicationTags: Books, Culture, generation x, Human Communication
This is a great book for you Gen X’ers. Being squeezed between the Traditionalists, Baby Boomers and Generation Y, Generation X is expected to work longer than the usual 20 years. I suppose we always knew it… have been witnessing it now at first hand for too long, and it’s only in inevitable that it’s [...]