February 2012
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Feb 26th
Google's Apps for Education and the New Privacy... →
In late January when Google announced that it was replacing 60 different privacy policies across its multiple sites and services with a single one, you might have thought Congress had taken up SOPA and PIPA again. That’s how loud the outrage was from much of the social galaxy, as reflected in this Gizmodo headline: “Google’s Broken Promise: The End of ‘Don’t Be Evil.’” Other observers, such...
Feb 21st
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Feb 19th
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Feb 12th
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my 28 most tried and true writing prompts
writingprompts: Treasure-trove! Thnx!!
Feb 11th
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Feb 8th
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Feb 6th
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DID WE GET IT RIGHT? Censoring for schools
This week I want to invite you into a process we go through all the time.  Classifying short films that are suitable for creating classroom discussion is usually pretty straightforward, but recently we had one with some interesting twists. So I wanted to ask, “did we get it right?” BIG PICTURE Film and literature classification has well-established protocols. For feature films, there’s...
Feb 5th