Flash Card Machine
May 30, 2008
Looking for a quick study tool that your students can use to create, customize, and share content in a flashcard-like web application? Look no further than Flash Card Machine, “a web application that enables users to create interactive web-based study flash cards and share them with others.”
Check out a sample set (this one’s on word prefixes).
Learning 2008 in Review
May 9, 2008
Photo Credit - Sharyn Morrow
Learning 2008 is now officially over. Despite some minor adversity, a great time was had by all. There were lots of exciting conversations and really impressive presentations.
In case you missed something, or just want to revisit something you really liked, here are links to relevant notes, slides and resources for all the presentations I could find. If you have additional material, please leave a comment and link and I’ll add it to the mix.
Thanks to everyone who attended!
Keynote
Networked Academic Conversations and the Liberal Arts - Ruben R. Puentedura, Ph.D.
- Link to Ruben’s keynote slides - PDF
- Link to an audio file of the keynote speech - 64.3 MB MP3
- Link to Ruben’s blog
See other people’s thoughts on this presentation.
- Anna C. has a great summary of the keynote up at her blog.
- Tom W. has some notes as well but they’re more erratic.
Session One
Reflection in Digital Storytelling - Kenneth Warren and Terry Dolson
Tools to Simplify Research - Andy Morton and Laura Horne
See other people’s thoughts on this presentation.
Session Two
A Blogging Bestiary - Tom Woodward, Dr. Patricia Stohr-Hunt, Dr. Darell Walden
See other people’s thoughts on this presentation.
Introducing the Digital Scholarship Lab - Andrew Torget
Session Three
Copywrong: Web 2.0, and Collaborative Multimedia Resources - Allison Czapracki
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Copyright Presentation: Learning 2008
May 6, 2008
In order, here is a listing of what was explored during today’s Learning 2008 presentation on copyright and collaborative web 2.0 multimedia-sharing communities:
Paul:
- A Fair(y) Use Tale
- Viacom Sues YouTube for $1 Billion
- We Didn’t Start the Fire
- Consortium of College and University Media Centers: Fair Use Guidelines for Educational Media
Allison:
Creative Commons and Flickr
- YouTube: “Wanna Work Together?”
- Creative Commons
- Spectrum of Rights Comic
- Creative Commons Licenses
- CC Licenses: What each icon represents
- Flickr: Creative Commons
- Flickr; Flickr Advanced Search (most interesting/Creative Commons)
- CC Licensed Most Interesting Photo Findr for Flickr
- Library of Congress’ Flickr Photostream
Copyright-free media finders
- Our Media
- Testimonial: Lawrence Lessig on OurMedia
- Wikimedia Commons
- Mayflower (Wikimedia Commons Search)
- Everystockphoto
- Morgue File
- SpinXpress
- Image*After
- PicFindr
Slide Sharing Communities
Collaborative audio and e-book communities
I will follow up with a posting on other related resources that I didn’t have time to cover in the Learning session. Thanks for attending and feel free to leave your comments, ideas, or links to other web 2.0 multimedia-related communities, sites, and blogs in the comments section.
