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Now more than ever in this Age of Information it is critical that we teach students appropriate researching skills so they can get exercise their skills and critical thinking in discerning accurate information from erroneous information. I wouldn't take a paper that is entirely based on a Wikipedia article. I don't discourage the use of wikipedia. I find it is a useful way to gather quick (as their name implies, wiki) knowledge on a particular subject. Perhaps students could use it as a startup point rather than as their ultimate source of knowledge.
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Get Podcasts, Served Fresh Daily
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Aug 24 2006, 5:32 PM EDT by
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Find your favorite podcasts on the iTunes Music Store — shows from big names such as ABC News, CNN, ESPN, NPR and more — subscribe free and voila! iTunes automatically downloads each new episode as it becomes available. Yes, you heard right. Every podcast on the iTunes Music Store is free. With the click of a button, you get the most recent episode — and all future episodes — automatically delivered directly to your iTunes podcast playlist.
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Critical Thinking using Software???
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Aug 24 2006, 5:10 PM EDT by
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Check out the information on argument mapping at http://www.austhink.com/
They sell software to make it easy to diagram a concept with words and pictures, but they also explain what argument mapping is and how to use the technique, even if you don't buy their software.
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Where will podcasting eventually endup, the sky is the limit
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Aug 24 2006, 4:58 PM EDT by
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Just go to this link http://www.wwcc.edu/CMS/ and click on the picture on the left if you want to see some specific programs go to http://www.wwcc.edu/CMS/index.php?id=802
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Case Files
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Aug 24 2006, 4:52 PM EDT by
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thecasefiles.org carries a good template for generating group-think work
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Multimedia Content
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Aug 24 2006, 4:50 PM EDT by
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archieves.org carries links to photos, video etc. you can use in presentations....
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Other Great Products
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Aug 24 2006, 4:48 PM EDT by
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Another great presentation product that can be downloaded freely, is Microsoft producer/Addin for Powerpoint which can create audio/video to run along side your PPT. You can stream as a Windows Video File
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where did podcasting come from
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Much has been said about podcasts and podcasting since they were popularized especially in the tech/geek scene more than a year back. Just like blogs, podcasts are yet another Web 2.0 offshoot, bringing content-generation away from centralized sources (i.e., radio, television) into the consumers themselves--we are now prosumers of information and content. We produce, and we consume.
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