Boing Boing: The Truth About Copyright Revision in Canada. “The truth is that these proposed changes would drain millions of dollars from Canadas provincial education systems, threaten national security research and personal privacy, harm Canadian culture by enlarging the billion dollar Canadian culture deficit, and put Canadian business at a competitive disadvantage.”
Digital Web Magazine:
The End of Usability Culture and The End of Usability Culture, Redux. Don’t throw out usability, just quit making it the sole driver.
Ed is also
getting ready to re-purpose another weblog of his to become a podcast audio publication: Fully Situated.
In the past few days
Ed Bilodeau has posted a couple of entries related to University policy and open learning environments: A student’s right to anonymity and open learning environments; Auditing classes and open learning systems. The gut reaction of many technologists to such issues in the past has been to suggest that the older policy/norm is hopelessly out-of-date, but I disagree – I’m with Ed, these things have to be studied carefully and a balance point must be found between existing policies and present and future practice.
Malcolm Gladwell
continues to impress with a very personal story that looks into copyright, plagiarism, and art: Something Borrowed in the New Yorker.
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