Posts filed under 'Web 2.0 Tools'

ODCE Conference: BGSU Faculty/Staff Presentations

The following BGSU community members presented last week at the 2008 Ohio Digital Commons for Education Conference (ODCE), which is sponsored by the Ohio Learning Network (OLN), Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC), and OhioLINK. Colleen Boff & Gwen Evans (University Libraries)Hi Tech, High Touch, Low Cost: Library Instructional Tools Across a First Year Experience Program Terry […]

Continue Reading March 10th, 2008

Podcasting with Gcast and iTunes U

We have had many posts about podcasting in the past, however, today we want to introduce you to a couple things you might not have heard of. GcastHave you ever wanted to add an episode to your podcast when you were out and about and not at home with your audio recording equipment? Have you […]

Continue Reading February 19th, 2008

Academia 2.0: Blog Comments vs. Peer Review

From The Chronicle of Higher Education – Feb. 1, 2008 (Link to article for BGSU community):Blog Comments vs. Peer Review: Which Way Makes a Book Better? (by Jefferey R. Young) “What if scholarly books were peer reviewed by anonymous blog comments rather than by traditional, selected peer reviewers?” Noah Wardrip-Fruin from the University of California […]

Continue Reading February 7th, 2008

TIME’s 50 Best Websites 2007

Time Magazine lists some of the best websites of 2007. Categories include Arts & Leisure, Audio & Video, News & Info, Social Networks, and Web Services. Many of these websites include tools that could be utilized in education. Below are a handful of the top 50 that could be useful… Expertvillage.com: Worlds Largest How-To Video […]

Continue Reading July 10th, 2007

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