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Category Archives: Scholarship/Creative Work
Word of the Day: Altmetrics
Everyday we are striving to wrap our minds around recording impact of the work that we do in Extension. So, today, I wanted to throw a word at you that you may not have heard before, altmetrics. Altmetrics has been … Continue reading
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Mechanical Turk
This morning the Chronicle of Higher Education had an article that indicated that the fees that Amazon would be collecting for the use of Mechanical Turk would be going up. Many (some) of you might be aware of Amazon’s Mechanical … Continue reading
Crowdsource
After reading the article this morning in the Chronicle of Higher Education about the law student who crowdsourced the writing of her graduation speech at Stanford (full article here), I thought perhaps it would be relevant to write a quick … Continue reading
Milton Chen’s lecture on “Creativity, Curiosity, and Learning” and Multiple Intelligences
Last week’s E.N. Thompson lecture on “Creativity, Curiosity, and Learning” by Milton Chen was interesting….you can watch the recording here. His talk discussed a variety of topics including project based learning (PBL) and a child’s need to move and create. … Continue reading
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Tagged 4-H, assessment, Teaching, youth development
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Next Generation Extension Webinar: CrowdsourcingU
The Southeast Research and Extension Center will be hosting yet another fabulous Next Generation Extension opportunity for professional development….save the date and join us!!! CrowdsourcingU Dr. Deb Weitzenkamp & Dr. Connie Reimers-Hild February 10th @ 10:00 CT https://connect.unl.edu/nextgenerationextension Conference Call … Continue reading
If you think a solid research base isn’t important, read this!
In Extension we pride ourselves in having a solid research base to the information that we share with the public. But how does the public know that what we publish or present has a research base? And, how do we … Continue reading
Solar energy gets a “tree”mendous new look
A new “tree” of solar energy may be the future. The articles says that one tree can power up to 35 laptops! Perhaps the days of sitting in Starbucks and looking for internet cafes are over? Where would you like … Continue reading
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Tagged green energy, solar, solar energy, solar panels, technology
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