
Media Literacy: Making Sense Of New Technologies And Media by George Siemens - Nov 22 09
November 22nd, 2009In this weekly Media Literacy Digest, open education and connectivism advocate George Siemens, takes you to news and stories on emerging media, communication technologies and education-related trends, helping you make good sense of the many changes taking place around you and of how these directly impact your daily lives.

Photo credit: Chris Harvey
Inside this Media Literacy Digest:
- The Brain Chip… - Consider the brain chip: “Intel researchers in Pittsburgh told journalists today that brain implants are harnessing human brain waves to surf the Internet, manipulate documents, and much more“.
- Chrome OS - Lots of reaction to Google’s Chrome OS (web operating system, in theory, a means to do away with Windows, Mac, Linux).
- Salesforce Chatter - Salesforce, like many other companies, is jumping onto the enterprise social media bandwagon with the soon-to-be-released Chatter.
- Video Games: Modern Warfare - Controversy aside, Modern Warfare 2 is an interesting “sign of the times“. In its first week of release, the game generated $550 million (in UK and North America).
- LearnTrends Recordings - After three days of five+ hours work of presentations, we have (Jay Cross, Tony Karrer, and I) wrapped up our third annual LearnTrends conference.
- Elearning Conferences 2010 - Clayton Wright publishes as complete a listing of educational technology conferences as you are likely to find anywhere.
- Oslo Presentations - I am in Oslo. I have a total of four face-to-face presentations and three online presentations to deliver this week. We are also running the LearnTrends conference online. So it is a bit hectic.
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