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Eye on IT

La Vitrine Technologie-Éducation Newsletter, no. 72
June 11th, 2010

ISSN 1918-4239

Innovation in Higher Education: It's Not the Technology

In this Campus Technology article, Trent Batson states that educators must lead technology initiatives and changes.

Educational Multimedia: Herod's Lost Tomb

An archaeologist claims to have found Herod's most intimate creation of all - his tomb. A National Geographic multimedia production.

Clean Tech Innovations that Can Change the World

From the Mother Nature Network, a list of some of clean tech's most recent planet-saving innovations.

World's First Fully Animated Interactive 3D Model of the Heart

The first real time 3D computer-generated heart simulator.

The Power of Pull: How Small Moves, Smartly Made, Can Set Big Things in Motion

John Seely Brown is a speaker and researcher who's research interests include the digital culture, ubiquitous computing and organizational learning. His last book, The Power of Pull, looks at how we can harness the power of networks and participate with others in creating a flow of knowledge.

How to Best Track and Communicate Human Activity and Scientific Progress

Visualization is a good strategy to make sense of data and the abundance of interaction. Mapping Science: Places and Spaces is a wonderful resource in this regard.

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