Twitter Weekly Link Roundup for 2010-07-18


Miscellaneous …

  • RT @tech4mathed Google App Inventor: Now Anyone Can Create an Android App http://bit.ly/daJG7g #
  • The iPad is a highly effective paper & media consumption replacement, but NOT a device for productive work. http://bit.ly/brGO7q #
  • Favorite quote from http://bit.ly/brGO7q “You could get a keyboard for the iPad… but then you’d be using a netbook.” Amen! #
  • RT DaveC_ Staying up-to-date on 21st c tools is like going up the down escalator. #ebce10 #
  • The iPad is a slicker looking version of the tablet PC. It has better battery, yes. But mine has greater functionality, storage, & keyboard. #
  • I am somewhat intrigued by the “Totally Relaxed Organization” concept (TRO). Anyone tried it? (kind of customized GTD) #
  • I’ve finally finished the SpacedEd course on learning intuition for #math graphs, check it out at http://bit.ly/LearnCurves. FREE! #
  • I would LOVE to have some math instructors go through the course and make suggestions for improvement. Hint hint. http://bit.ly/LearnCurves #
  • RT @sartormi I am starting a campaign to have Hopital, changed to le’ Mental Hopital, true story. #m161 (from a student) #
  • Interesting idea of “Rhizomatic learning” (start at slide 56) http://twurl.nl/8enz62 by @timbuckteeth #
  • Am I the only one who is always annoyed that Wolfram|Alpha provides no easy way to remove the imaginary parts of graphs? #m161 #
  • I just did a google search on the words “critical point” … um, there are some interesting images in this search. #
  • RT @derekbruff: Good ideas, great preso. RT @drubeli: Universities in the “Free” Era http://is.gd/ds6SX // very nice! #
  • RT @bash_ninja Was recently told that you can get free yr of amazon prime (free 2 day ship) for having edu email! amazon.com/student #m161 #
  • I definitely “see” my online students on twitter more than I see my F2F students outside of class. Feels more connected to their learning. #
  • View from our table at lunch here in Sedona: http://twitgoo.com/18my9w #
  • RT @SloanConsortium Creating the Perfect Instructor – http://bit.ly/a67ekp #
  • RT @mrexmiller How do u know u have travelled to much? When u sit down at home to read and reach for a seatbelt. #
  • Seize every day and don’t be afraid to try … you don’t want to leave with regrets for the things you never even started. #fb #

Some very very sad news:  Elizabeth Hamman (aka @mathfaery), who wrote MathFaery: Making Math Magical, passed away very suddenly on Saturday, July 17, 2010.  I will share funeral arrangements and other information as I get it. Please keep her family in your thoughts and prayers.  She was a rising star in the math community and it was too soon to lose her.

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