Category Archives: knowledge transfer

Open Access and the privacy tradeoff

23 February 2008 – 6:45 am

Writing for Inside Higher Ed, librarian and professor Barbara Fister examines the trade-offs we make when signing up for that new Facebook, MySpace or LinkedIn account.
When you participate in such online communities, you give up some of your right to privacy and some aspects of control over the intellectual property you create in that environment. [...]

By Margaret L Ruwoldt | Also posted in access, collaboration, online, publishing | Comments (0)

Food for thought from an accidental website visit

5 February 2008 – 9:28 am

While searching for something else I accidentally came across this little gem on using a Wii remote as a very cheap interactive whiteboard on youtube (where else). There are also videos on Wii remote interactivity using your fingers in the air (like in Minority Report) and other inventions by Johnny.
This led me to [...]

By Mark Brodsky | Also posted in collaboration, publishing | Comments (0)