PBS: Will 3D Printing Change the World? (via Stephen Abram) See also, the 3Doodler Kickstarter project — a 3D printing pen! Google Reader R.I.P.! (although not until July 1, 2013). Lifehacker offers alternatives to organize and sort your RSS news feeds….Continue Reading Friday links – March 15, 2013
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Friday Links, Feb. 22, 2013
Got MOOCs? Here are two recent pieces I found interesting: The first is from Wired: Beyond the Buzz, Where Are MOOCs Really Going? by Michael Horn and Clayton Christensen. “We believe they are likely to evolve into a scale business, … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links, Feb. 22, 2013
Friday Links, Feb. 22, 2013
Got MOOCs? Here are two recent pieces I found interesting: The first is from Wired: Beyond the Buzz, Where Are MOOCs Really Going? by Michael Horn and Clayton Christensen. “We believe they are likely to evolve into a scale business, … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links, Feb. 22, 2013
Friday Links, Feb. 8, 2013
Worldometers: Real Time World Indicators Watch the numbers change. Everything from current world population, CO2 emissions, to blog posts written today (hope they caught this one). Strange, but no mention of the number of McDonald’s burgers sold? The new library … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links, Feb. 8, 2013
Friday Links, January 25, 2013
How M.I.T. Ensnared a Hacker, Bucking a Freewheeling Culture (via New York Times) As a #PDFtribute to Aaron Swartz, O’Reilly Media is posting their Open Government book files for free for anyone to download, read and share. The book asks … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links, January 25, 2013
Friday Links December 14, 2012
Marginalia, or The Roger Williams Code: How a team of scholars decrypted a secret language—and discovered the last known work of the American theologian. (via Slate) Ithaka, the non-profit organization that brings us JSTOR, on Supporting the Changing Research Practices … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday Links December 14, 2012
Friday links – September 21, 2012
The Middlebury Campus, our student paper, covered three stories about LIS this week. E-books Reduce Student Burden – about the e-textbook pilot, quotes Rebekah Irwin. LIS Launches New Site Archiving College History – about Midd History Online, quotes Andy Wentink, … Continue reading →…Continue Reading Friday links – September 21, 2012