April 2018
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OLC Innovate Privacy Concerns
Today, OLC Innovate leadership requested feedback from attendees on the issues of data collection and privacy raised by (among other things) the attendee tracking badges and session check-in procedure. I replied in email but am republishing it here, lightly edited: I’m really glad to see you considering privacy issues, and mostly wanted to just thank… Continue reading
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Web Literacy For Student Fact-Checkers Wins MERLOT 2018 Classics Award
Just a short note to say thank you to MERLOT’s review committee on ICT Literacy which awarded Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers the 2018 MERLOT Classics award in that category this past Thursday. It’s one of eight MERLOT Classics awards given out this year, with other awards in the areas of Biology, Teacher Education, Psychology, Sociology… Continue reading
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We Should Put Fact-Checking Tools In the Core Browser
Years ago when the web was young, Netscape (Google it, noobs!) decided on its metaphor for the browser: it was a “navigator”. The logo and imagery borrowed heavily from the metaphor of navigation, really coming to the fore with the release of Navigator 2.0, but continuing — with some brief interruptions — late into its… Continue reading