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Best Link of the Week

The Center for History and Media at George Mason University just launched Digital Campus a website for discussing technology, teaching, and scholarship. It seems that the intent is to drive this as a biweekly podcast. The first of which is now available. I am not really into podcasts (there are a few I listen to but not many), but I will say that this is one of the best I have heard, and I will definitely add it to iTunes. The first installment covers a range of topics, but the one they focus the most heavily on is Wikipedia. The commentators are insightful, break down the issues at hand, and discuss ways they have used Wikipedia in their class. This podcast is about 45 minutes and well worth the listen for anyone in education.

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2 Responses to “Best Link of the Week”

  1. Student GTD Says:
    March 12th, 2007 at 12:13 am

    [...] AcademHack: Best Link of the Week: The Center for History and Media at George Mason University just launched Digital Campus a website for discussing technology, teaching, and scholarship. It seems that the intent is to drive this as a biweekly podcast. The first of which is now available. I am not really into podcasts (there are a few I listen to but not many), but I will say that this is one of the best I have heard, and I will definitely add it to iTunes. The first installment covers a range of topics, but the one they focus the most heavily on is Wikipedia. The commentators are insightful, break down the issues at hand, and discuss ways they have used Wikipedia in their class. This podcast is about 45 minutes and well worth the listen for anyone in education. [...]

  2. Patrick Says:
    March 12th, 2007 at 8:15 pm

    Thanks for the link, will listen to it in the next couple of days.

    Greetings

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