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Pads are Selling Fast
From The Eponymous Pickle

Pads are Selling Fast

Tablets are the fastest selling consumer tech devices in history: From the Official Google CPG Blog.

From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

Following up on an article about rising enrollments in computer science this past Saturday,

Robots and Android Apps and PR
From Computer Science Teachers Association

Robots and Android Apps and PR

This year, after the AP Computer Science exam, I gave my students a choice: robots or Android Apps. In April, my order of Scribbler 2 robots came in. I've used...

Turning Work into Play
From The Eponymous Pickle

Turning Work into Play

A Mashable infographic. An illustration of game mechanics at work. Where exactly will it work?

WEIS 2011
From Schneier on Security

WEIS 2011

I'm at the Tenth Workshop on Economics of Information Security (WEIS 2011) , at George Mason University. Most of the papers are online, and Ross Anderson is liveblogging...

Malware in Google's Android
From Schneier on Security

Malware in Google's Android

This is not a good development.

What I'm Asking My Arts and Social Sciences Students to Know
From The Female Perspective of Computer Science

What I'm Asking My Arts and Social Sciences Students to Know

There are just two more days of class left for my Introduction to Computers for Arts and Social Sciences course.  In each of these classes, there is a quiz forChecking...

In the fight for better experiences, are you winning or losing?
From Putting People First

In the fight for better experiences, are you winning or losing?

UX Magazine attended the 2011 IA Summit in Denver this year to interview conference speakers and attendees. In this video, 15 interviewees respond to the question...

P&G Prepares 3D Enabled Detergent Launch
From The Eponymous Pickle

P&G Prepares 3D Enabled Detergent Launch

Procter is preparing a global launch of Ariel Detergent.  The new version of the product was developed using 3D technology to attack stains.  The company will also...

Barriers to Finding Knowledge
From The Eponymous Pickle

Barriers to Finding Knowledge

The Google blog on knocking down barriers to mobile search.  Addressing Speed, voice and images.  I find myself doing more and more mobile search.   Yet rarely...

Measuring national happiness
From Putting People First

Measuring national happiness

Your Better Life Index is an interactive tool that allows you to see how countries perform according to the importance you give to each of 11 topics

What is Knowledge
From The Eponymous Pickle

What is Knowledge

Malcolm Chisholm looks at Knowledge.  What are vendors trying to sell me when they market knowledge management?

Critical Look at Gamification
From The Eponymous Pickle

Critical Look at Gamification

A good look at the issues about gamification.   We discovered a number of these in out own explorations.   Worth thinking about for anyone interested in the idea...

links for 2011-06-15
From Wild WebMink

links for 2011-06-15

First TDF Advisory Board members demonstrate wide corporate support for LibreOffice The Document Foundation continues its steady progress with news of a Gnome-style...

AHRQ Calling for Health IT Research Proposals
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

AHRQ Calling for Health IT Research Proposals

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has issued several solicitations in recent weeks focused...

The Non-Anonymity of Bubble Forms
From Schneier on Security

The Non-Anonymity of Bubble Forms

It turns out that "fill-in-the-bubble" forms are not so anonymous.

Is Internet Education the Answer
From Computer Science Teacher - Thoughts and Information From Alfred Thompson

Is Internet Education the Answer

A friend sent me a link to this inforgraphic  about Internet education. I have mixed feelings about all this. I am ok with distance learning – where the lecture...

From Computational Complexity

FCRC 2011. Part I of... maybe I, maybe more.

I do not log on at conferences so I came back to 400 emails. Exactly 400- not sure how I managed that. TODAY I am posting about a few things from FCRC, I may post...

100,000 Views
From The Computing Community Consortium Blog

100,000 Views

A quick break from the usual sorts of posts in this space: The Computing Community Consortium launched this blog three years ago as a way to promote discussion...

The language interpreters are the new machines
From Daniel Lemire's Blog

The language interpreters are the new machines

Most Computer Science textbooks assume that algorithms are written directly into machine language for an idealized machine under a Von Neumann architecture. Alas...
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