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Web Illiteracy: How Much Is Your Fault?
Web Illiteracy: How Much Is Your Fault?
These are ways of writing which bring about undesired consequences, and yet bloggers and other members of the technological elite use them all the time. Is this part of the new illiteracy? The funny thing abou (read)
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Help the Library Society of the World Send Walt Crawford to ALA
From Laura Crosset's blog, lis dom:
On Saturday, Walt Crawford, friend to many of us, foe to the absolutist, 'library voice of the radical middle,' author, blogger, lover of stone fruit and old movies and the Lovin' Spoonful, and probably the foremos (read)
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Ranting about library technology
Ranting about library technology
Laura Harris shares a bit of a rant about library technology, and things she thinks need to change in the future.
1.Multiple systems, or at the very least, the appearance of multiple systems, are enemies to usability. (read)
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The Latest From LISWire - The Librarian's News Wire
Are you familiar with LISWire.com (www.liswire.com) - The Librarian's News Wire? It's the other half of LISNews.org. The Librarian's News Wire now has well over 200 releases.
You can subscribe to one of our mailing lists Right Here. You can grab t (read)
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AIG Bonus Contract Terms Outed
The notorious AIG bonus contracts are back in the news. The company now reportedly says the express contract terms limit the company's obligation to pay bonuses. The reported clause authorizes the company to reduce payments to employees earning outs (read)
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You, Lehman’s Re-Po Magic, and Ernst & Young
Ernst & Young, one of four remaining large auditing firms, allegedly botched its financial audits of Lehman Brothers, the bankrupt investment banking firm. E&Y responds that its audits met legal and professional requirements.
My view, reporte (read)
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Ofsted praise Thornbury school for 'happy pupils'
A special school has been given good marks for its teaching and care of pupils as it prepares to start a new phase in its life. New Siblands School is based in Thornbury but admits children aged from two to 19 from a wide area of South Gloucestershir (read)
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Star students to perform at Driffield church
The Driffield and Wolds Concert Societys next concert will take place at All Saints Parish Church, on Middle Street North, Driffield at 1.45pm on Wednesday March 24. The event has been moved from the societys regular venue of All Saints Church in (read)
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Businesses offered chance to secure PhD students' services
The EPSRC run Industrial Collaborative Awards in Science & Engineering (CASE) will see up to six three-and-a-half year post-graduate positions created by businesses in the region to enable them to take the lead in defining, and arranging, projects, w (read)
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Cheshire West and Chester Council's education bosses target lack of outstan
EDUCATION bosses are demanding top marks from school during the next 12 months. Since came to office in April last year, not one secondary school under the authority has received an outstanding Ofsted report. Despite many schools, including more rece (read)
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Hunt continues for new children's chief
THE search for a new director of children, schools and families at Cornwall Council is to go on after the application deadline was extended. The role has been vacant since former director Dean Ashton announced his resignation last October ahead of a (read)
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Chipping Norton pupils bring street life to school
PUPILS were encouraged to make a mark on their school - by creating a graffiti wall. Children at Chipping Norton School, in Burford Road, worked with graffiti artist Graham Meads to decorate the wall. The after-school activity culminated in a street (read)
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It's time for the Tories to come clean - Ed Balls
Ed Balls MP, Labour's Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families, is today urging people to take a long hard look at the Tories plans for schools. He is challenging the Tories to come clean on how they will pay for their two flagship schoo (read)
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Belsay pupils find their voice
SINGING sessions at Belsay First School have been music to the ears of teachers. And they say that the St Nicholas Cathedral Choir Chorister Outreach Programme is benefiting students, as well as their own development. The activities, which involve al (read)
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Abbey Gate pupils perfect their performances
Pupils in dress rehearsal for the production. Pupils perform Oh! What A Lovely War. Prev | Next Images: 1 of 4 PUPILS at Abbey Gate College, Saighton Grange, Chester, prepared for four months under the guidance of head of drama Laura Haskey to perfec (read)
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Students get vital insight at racecourse
A group of events management students from Huddersfield University have visited Chester to find out more about the city racecourse. A GROUP of events management students have visited the city to see how Chester Racecourse comes to life. Ahead of the (read)
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Thousands of California teachers scheduled for layoffs.
By ROBIN HINDERY Associated Press WriterSACRAMENTO, Calif. -- California's budget crisis could cost nearly 22,000 teachers their jobs this year.State school districts had issued 21,905...
Educational Justice - stuff about teaching, th (read)
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State Education budget is a shell game: Schrag
Yes, it is. He has it right.Nonetheless, there was a lot of gubernatorial crowing when the governor signed the last of the legislation which, in the words of a Schwarzenegger press handout in January...
Educational Justice - stuff about teaching, th (read)
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Does Trade School Have a Backlash?
Say you've lost your job, or don't like your current one, you get a $40,000 loan for a two-year degree and go back to school with the promise of a great high-paying job doing something you love, and it all turns out to be a lie.
What then?
Peter Go (read)
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Get well soon
No Abstract (read)
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Heya, Peaches!
No Abstract (read)
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The Great Training Robbery
Dean Dad (read)
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Mothering at Mid-Career: Unknitting
Libby Gruner (read)
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The Economist, in print
Joshua Kim (read)