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Do children notice racism in their favorite radio dramas?
Publicado en Language on the Move el 13/11/2022
Publicado en SpanishPlans el 12/11/2022
The event of the year is getting closer. Anticipation is building. If you haven’t put up your World Cup groups and bracket yet, it’s not too late. The first game kicks-off on November 20 with 3 more on November 21. This is the first ever year that this event takes place during the school year.
Leer más¿Por qué enseñar habilidades genéricas no funciona?
Publicado en Investigación docente el 12/11/2022
Unintentionally Inappropriate Domain Names.
Publicado en The Language Nerds el 11/11/2022
Words have clear boundaries, when written we know when a word ends and and when the other starts by placing little spaces between words. But when they mush together, especially in spoken writing, we rely entirely on our intuition and context to figure out the boundaries between words. I scream and Ice cream will sound …
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The post Unintentionally Inappropriate Domain Names. first appeared on . Leer másBy Craig Weiss2022 Turkey Awards
Publicado en OLDaily el 11/11/2022
In thought this was a nice bit of fun (and won't spoil it by revealing the winners announced in this post). Though I will say all the awards are thoroughly deserved. The Turkey awards for 2022. Categories are: terms that should be kicked to the curb; functionality that should be shot into the sun; learning system or type which isn't what you think it means; and the...
Leer másScaling education: What is the carbon impact?
Publicado en OLDaily el 11/11/2022
This is part one of something (not sure what) and raises the important question of reducing existing emissions as a part of any strategy to scale education globally. My main concern is that this presentation, coming as it does from a UK context, makes a lot of assumptions that don't hold...
Leer másThe 10 Oldest Languages That Are Still Spoken Today.
Publicado en The Language Nerds el 11/11/2022
As of today, the world has 7111 languages according to Ethnologue. A staggering third of these languages are endangered and only spoken by very few people, 1000 speakers at best. what’s even more serious is that more than 50% of the world’s population is covered by 23 major languages. Languages appeared about 100.000 years ago and have been evolving …
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The post The 10 Oldest Languages That Are Still Spoken Today. first... Leer másArtist Turns Kid’s Drawings Into Reality And The Results Are Hilariously Creepy.
Publicado en The Language Nerds el 11/11/2022
Dad and photoshop master Tom Curtis documents kids’ drawings in a very creative way by turning them into real-life versions. Tom started with his own children’s drawings (Dom and Al), he later created an Instagram account called Things I Have Drawn where he shared these kinds of drawings. The account quickly gained publicity and now …
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The post ... Leer másFrom powerhouse to plummeting: Here’s a timeline of FTX’s collapse
Publicado en OLDaily el 11/11/2022
The world of blockchain has been roiling this week with the collapse of FTX, a major currency exchange. Here's the timeline. That it...
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The Causes of Disaster presentation is almost twenty years old, but some things never change: as...
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Today's social media meltdown news is placed once again in a single post (to prevent it from overwhelming the rest of the newsletter). But let me preface it with this piece from the Intelligencer: "We've made ourselves frantic and useless by assuming we need to transform ideology...
Leer másProfessional Development Opportunities in Educational Technology and Education
Publicado en OLDaily el 10/11/2022
Once again here is the list of conferences and other development opportunities from Clayton R. Wright. He writes, "The 48th edition of the events list provides a potpourri of webinars, online courses and programs, hybrid conferences, and in-person events. Most organizations have returned to their normal ways by offering in-person events. Those who currently provide an online presence may only offer a limited version of their conference online as opposed to the full version that they offered during the height of the Covid-19...
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These guidelines "are designed to help educators understand the potential that the applications of AI and data usage can have in education and to raise awareness of the possible risks so that they are able to engage positively, critically and ethically with AI systems and exploit their full potential." The document (...
Leer másCORE to become an independent Open Access service from August 2023
Publicado en OLDaily el 10/11/2022
The first indication that something was going on at the Connecting Repositories (CORE) project was this blog post seeking CORE 'memberships'. Fees aren't cheap (but they're already discounted). The other shoe dropped this week with the...
Leer másCriticisms of academic freedom miss the mark and risk the integrity of scholarship
Publicado en OLDaily el 10/11/2022
The interesting part of this article is the analogy: "workers in many fields are granted special access or consideration to otherwise publicly restricted tools, working conditions or rights.Take occupations like sport, law enforcement, farming, journalism and more. In sport,...
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