Tuesday, August 18, 2015

tweets

"you can't DO that." - @jstein 
"i do it ALL THE TIME" - @jimgroom
on breaking copyright #digpednetwork

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/bonstewart/status/631844084148252676


http://adamjorlen.com/2013/05/30/futurist-as-trickster/
fb sandy
An excellent post from Adam Jorlen- The Trickster is a compelling archetype. cc Carmen Medina
He may assume an array of contradictory personae in the course of a single narrative

LIVE on #Periscope: #digpednetwork talking open & closed with @jimgroom & @jstein https://t.co/UvPPg05OtY

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/bonstewart/status/631835593941626880


elon thinking for self


Why the Netherlands Is the Healthiest Country in the World http://t.co/00ZXI3ifvq

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/JasonSilva/status/631857630340714496


Universities can't and shouldn't educate to suit employers  http://t.co/S0m3CQdhlM

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/gsiemens/status/631891799880019968


Missed today? @adelinekoh @anitaconchita @Profrehn @cogdog @nickkearney @koutropoulos here it ishttps://t.co/w7x6eHU2s2 #vconnecting

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/Bali_Maha/status/631896709573017600


"The Surprising Power And Pain Of Open Networks" http://t.co/FcthMtI3KW Interesting. #edchat #literacy

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/willrich45/status/631915918197686272


This phone-in on South African radio was the most emotional conversation I’ve had anywhere about addiction & my book http://t.co/UB9PJJahIi

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/johannhari101/status/631918185764290564


It is easier to fight each other than it is to fight the structures that oppress us. Remember, the easy way has never led to freedom.

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/deray/status/631950313730125824


Unauthorized Immigrants Paid $100 Billion Into Social Security Over Last Decade http://t.co/4dDvXif1df @vicenews

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/BAJItweet/status/631972358262255618


NYT article The Plight of Refugees, the Shame of the World http://t.co/dBrraiWIa8

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/shebagray/status/631967181920727040


#Ecuador: Amid tear gas being thrown by riot police, some 100k activist attempted to reach #Quito and faced off with police. #ParoNacional

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/reportedly/status/631986414599540736


1) Untrue.
2) You want to court joint trouble, try being sedentary.

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/kathrynschulz/status/631986627674419200


US infrastructure inefficiencies factoid: every year we lose $13B in water & $24B in electricity. those are some seriously expensive leaks.

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/aprilrinne/status/632006170597789696


https://www.jacobinmag.com/2015/08/global-poverty-climate-change-sdgs/

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A must-read article on poverty and the SDGs...


"All it took was 3 and 1/2 mins for an interaction among strangers to escalate into a fatal shooting."http://t.co/OwEunnE4nR @g_tamisharma

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/adorasv/status/632083136550039553


Saul Kaplan (@skap5)
8/13/15 6:19 AM
Rupert Murdoch just learned a $371M lesson about the overhyped ed-tech industry.


Johann Hari (@johannhari101)
8/14/15 5:30 AM
I spoke at President Obama’s favorite bookstore, in Washington DC. Audience qs were fascinating, can see here:bit.ly/1IXPUHp


Ira Socol (@irasocol)8/14/15 5:36 AM
Inside Japan’s first robot-staffed hotel
gu.com/p/4bf2z?CMP=Sh…


Lessig (@lessig)
8/14/15 5:40 AM
#lessig2016: Hey, Dems: Where's the plan? The Reason this Hack is Needed, now on Medium:medium.com/@lessig/where-…


Yet while every major candidate in the Democratic Primary has acknowledged this truth, none of them have waged a campaign that would produce a mandate powerful enough to fix it. They all offer a take-out menu of bold ideas — from climate change legislation to tackling Wall Street, from student debt relief to equalizing the wealth in America — but not one has offered a plan for fundamental reform that could actually unite a divided America, and give us back a democracy that might work
perhaps... beyond presidency... beyond america...
Yet what should be obvious to everyone — or at least the 82% of Americans who believe “the system is rigged” — is that none of these incredible reforms is possible until we un-rig the rigged system first. We’ve lived through “change you can believe in.” What we need now is a reason to believe in change.
or... time for a new system... ie... no pres.. no 4yr elections ness...
We are better than this. And if we muster the strength to undo the corruption that the politicians have allowed, the greatness of America will be reflected in its government too. It once was. When we are finally equal citizens, it will again.

when was it..?


you should read what @quinnnorton wrote about writing about africa: https://t.co/8mopqWIxNA

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/fin/status/632136003969523712


@timoreilly @ronakhashfavs I just wrote about how the incentive system is all wrong—especially for car manufacturers:http://t.co/a2jYIv6BFl

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/zeynep/status/632211412987871232


Cody Simpson donates his Twitter account to a Syrian refugee http://t.co/sBXq75F0o7 http://t.co/tWy7dvH6FL

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/Independent/status/632225682198654976
Cody Simpson handed over his Twitter account to a Syrian refugee to launch a digital storytelling initiative highlighting human suffering endured every day across the globe.
Simpson gave Thair Orfahli an important platform to describe the harrowing journey he m


I had a wide ranging & enjoyable conversation w/ @joerogan on his podcast yesterday.  Listen if you likehttp://t.co/6O9oAFy7UF

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/ethannadelmann/status/632236215945687040


How is/should social justice movements engage with tech? @mediajustice report: http://t.co/At6fdbChof (w/ @datasociety & @ColorOfChange)

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/zephoria/status/632237039363203073


@jhagel You should write a response on @Medium. I am planning for learning to be a big part of Next:Economy conference #WTFeconomy

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/timoreilly/status/632239250482720768


“leisure should not be crammed between the vacant spaces of working life” http://t.co/AVeyL8WXkN

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/askpang/status/632238389375332352


shared by kierell on linkedin

may listen to ... but saved because like the time map of topics


There is so much wrong with the criminal justice system in the US. Also a great opportunity to make things better!https://t.co/Mrj7pI27Nl

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/timoreilly/status/632251355093012480


Drug War Enables Police Roadside Sexual Assault http://t.co/RObmODuHw0 The horrors of the drug war go on and on.

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/ethannadelmann/status/632250778866970625


@ethannadelmann You said we don't want kids wake+baked before school. In HS it was only way I could focus+ stop mind going 1000 directions.

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/williamboynton/status/632243216956411905


Digital #Pedagogy as Empowered Choice http://t.co/pDqNiowPQ7 by @jimgroom #edchat

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/DMLResearchHub/status/632281856021499908


This chip could change what we think we know and understand about the Internet. http://t.co/vS9p43o0CWhttp://t.co/XO5tiUbQ9X

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/HowWeGetToNext/status/632288608892772353


Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales becomes chairman of Larry Lessig for President campaign committee #wikipediahttp://t.co/mLQ2YSTyMH

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/wikipediajoy/status/632302705457786880




Hearing that news of Chelsea Manning today, I was reminded of this @davidgraeber article: The Bully’s Pulpithttp://t.co/xXE3MdQY2M

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/skyallred/status/632267359152046080


Being The Change We Want To See In Open Government Data With http://t.co/QSizyPwY79 - http://t.co/vEXRv9F9WB

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/kinlane/status/632290285293170688
rt by emergent code


Hafsa Halawa (@HafsaHalawa)
8/14/15 3:56 AM
It was the darkest period in Egyptian modern history. Society has still not dealt with it's repercussions. It will haunt us forever. #Rabaa
On this day, in 2013, Egyptian security forces stormed the MB air-ins at Rabaa and Nahda squares in Cairo, killing over 1000 people. #Rabaa


_ (@karim_nashaat)
8/14/15 5:35 AM
@HafsaHalawa rabaa thugs had 40+ days to leave and surrender their weapons,
they chose confrontation


Tarek El Kolaly (@telkolaly)
8/14/15 6:15 AM
@karim_nashaat @HafsaHalawa they had many opportunities 2 leave. Most did, others stayed behind & armed themselves. m.youtube.com/watch?v=EMLyYu…


reported.ly (@reportedly)
8/14/15 5:54 AM
"Under Mubarak we lost our dignity, under Tantawi our innocence, under Morsi our faith, and under Sisi our humanity"twitter.com/erinmcunningha…


reported.ly (@reportedly)
8/14/15 5:46 AM
Impunity for killings of protesters, routine in Egypt after the revolution, remains total for the Raba'a massacretwitter.com/TomFStevenson/…

One of Egypt's best photographers, @mosaaberizing documented Raba'a & the aftermathtwitter.com/jmalsin/status… bit.ly/1HKk0bW


Human Rights Watch (@hrw)
8/14/15 5:14 AM
2/10 Because widespread, systematic nature of killings makes it possible crime against humanity bit.ly/1WoAHol#RememberRabaa
3/10 Because subduing rare violent protesters does NOT justify opening fire on mostly peaceful crowds#RememberRabaa pic.twitter.com/xsgYUHnUeG
6/10 Because things didn’t spin out of control — rather, the massacre went “all according to plan” bit.ly/1MrDv11#RememberRabaa


Tony Wagner (@DrTonyWagner)
8/14/15 5:57 AM
20% of New York State parents opted out of tests this past spring. A growing movement that signals the end of NCLB. nytimes.com/2015/08/14/nyr…

Salon.com (@Salon)
8/14/15 6:00 AM
Trump is the last whimper of the angry white man: "He is the culmination of efforts to divorce politics from thought"slnm.us/6h12WOP
was a revelatory moment in which the media’s sense of itself became crystal-clear: they are the superego of our politics, whose charge is to police the Monsters From The Id that shadow its environs — with no id quite so monstrous as Trump’s. It is a view of politics as acting out, as the expression of infantile emotions, and of journalism as therap

The state engineered by progressive Republicans such as Theodore Roosevelt and New Deal Democrats such as his cousin, Franklin, was not a compromise with history to be carefully managed: it was an abomination to be destroyed. It did not represent a prudent adjustment to the new realities of industrial capitalism, urbanization, and aspirational democracy; it constituted a secular-minded reversal of a traditional order anchored in divinely decreed hierarchy.
Today’s Republican electorate — mostly white and male, and clustered in the small towns of the Midwest and, especially, the South — is the electorate you get when this is the message you preach for half a century. It consists of the ever diminishing numbers of people who continue to find it compelling. But however implausible it may seem to the rest of us, this dark vision of modernity as essentially a kind of heresy is the source of the Tea Party’s rage. It has an idea of what the world should look like, and it is shocked and horrified by the distance of that idea from the reality it detects all around it.
Central to that idea is the concept of dispossessionAs I have argued before, the deeply Protestant roots of Southern revanchism posit a world in which rightful authority belongs to white heterosexual males who have, through fortitude and invention, wrested wealth from the detritus of a fallen world. The men of the Tea Party experience modern life as one continuous assault on this birthright. It began with the hated Lincoln’s defeat of the Slave Power, which toppled the racial order of the Old South; today’s hysteria over “illegals”— not to be confused with a rational concern for border security— simply sublimates this most primal of racial insults. Then came socialist-inspired efforts to level wealth and to distribute its hard-won gains to the undeserving and unproductive; then the agitations of “feminism” to remove women from their rightful place in a domestic sphere presided over by men

It began with the hated Lincoln’s defeat of the Slave Power, which toppled the racial order of the Old South; today’s hysteria over “illegals”— not to be confused with a rational concern for border security—
whoa..
slide that in..


This horror. They were found dead in the hull, asphyxiation due to overcrowding. Btw, they're refugees not migrants.https://t.co/hIY2OyHIv7

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/zeynep/status/632583950653894656




I love this talk from @audreywatters on #edtech criticism http://t.co/15jZY1CfzL

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/royanlee/status/632690262247141376


On deep, engaged learning #edchat http://t.co/yd0KRctz3j

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/eric_mazur/status/632585241618681857


How leisure helps us reclaim our human dignity in a workaholic culture - @brainpickings - http://t.co/mI3FViAXwC

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/jpcaponigro/status/632886576943661056
think i have this earlier..


e report sets out 17 hugely ambitious goals for sustainable development, including the following: ending poverty, hunger, ensuring well-being for all at all ages, ensuring inclu- sive and equitable quality education, gender equality and empowerment of all women and girls, promoting inclusive economic growth, decent work, reducing inequality within and among countries and so on.

can't find tweet now.. bt tweeted by Sonia livingstone

while young people have been involved in the process of drafting the document, they are simultaneously understood as ‘potential’, in need of skills training so they can find employment – ‘no society can reach its full poten- tial if whole segments of that society, especially young people, are excluded from partici- pating in, contributing to and benefitting from development’ (p. 17)

yes.. and oh my along with previous para..
assuming Ed and employment... and now... no voice u til skills for employment gained...?

it seems timely to remind ourselves what the term ‘adolescent’ means. ‘Adolescence’ derives from Latin and translates as ‘becoming adult’. As British social anthropologist Ronnie Frankenberg famously remarked on numerous occasions, we can only justify calling young people 'adolescents' if we describe our adult selves as ‘mortescent’ – we are all ‘unfinished’ and in a state of ‘becoming’ (see Bendelow, 2003). It is a social construction – as G. Stanley Hall discovered it in the United States in the early 20th Century, in his (in)famously titled book Adolescence: Its Psychology and Its Relations to Physiology, Anthropology, Sociology, Sex, Crime, Religion and Education, so now a century later, it is being ‘discovered’ all over the world. It is a period of the lifecycle that becomes problematic as compulsory schooling is extended over a pro- tracted period, which inevitably delays the attainment of adult status (see also Koffman, 2014). To this extent, can the MDGs be said to have created global ‘adolescence’? The definition of ‘adolescent’ clearly also depends on what is meant by adulthood.

As Montgomery (2009) points outs most, if not all, cultures have ways of marking the end of childhood and the onset of adulthood in some manner, often marked by rites of passage. However, it is only in the industrialised world that this stage of the lifecycle has been conceptualised as a state worthy of medical/psychiatric attention, a pathological condition of mythic propor- tions in the adult imaginary. We need to remind ourselves that ‘adolescence’, at the time of its initial construction and moving forward, incorporated gender, race and class con- notations and implications. Especially in relation to gender, the ‘adolescent boy’ needed to be both managed and contained as well as allowed to be ‘wild’, while the adolescent girl was to be trained and domesticated. Adolescence was, and continues to be, deployed in perhaps predictable ways for working class children and children of colour.

whoa. much unpacking here.

It is arguably a social construction, brought about by the difficult question of how to manage the period in people’s lives when they are no longer at school, but needing to enter a new world, that of work. Like other constructions, adolescence takes on particular hues at particular moments in time, and 2015 is a particular critical moment for the concept. However, as Leena Alanen (2015) reminded us in her editorial, and other childhood sociologists and anthropologists have emphasised in the past (Sharon Stephens, 1995), there are limits to social constructionism. Social constructions ‘can be used to facilitate evidence-free assertions’. Biology clearly plays a part in and, to an extent, determines what happens to people throughout their lives, and bodies do unarguably change during the period after puberty. Sociobiologists and some neuro- scientists argue that biology determines that ‘adolescence’ is a particularly difficult period of storm and stress. However, biology and physical development (and indeed storms and stresses) affect us at all stages of the life course, not just in childhood, as Ronnie Frankenberg’s notion of ‘mortescent’ reminds us. It is the intersection of cul- ture and biology that shapes how childhood, youth (or any stage of the life course) are experienced and understood.

oh my.
total relation to school.. even in beginnings then.. ie.. detox from school to real life. 
danger outcry..that happening earlier.. but obvious with unnatural tensions from both ends.. ie:school and work

Perhaps one of the most puzzling questions to me is how a concept like ‘adolescence’ links with ideas about ‘empowerment’ (at the current moment, always applied to girls), prevailingly expressed in UN documents. Can the two terms be reconciled? Adolescence is a disempowering term – it says to young people that they are ‘not yet’ adult; they are deficient, becoming, lacking, ‘too young’ and so on. It also enables normative ideas to be loaded onto young people in terms of what they should or should not be doing in terms of behaviour. To talk about ‘empowering adolescents’ sounds like a contradiction in terms.

thinking of Laurie here

add to adolesc age

Many aspects of children’s lives discussed in the pages of the journal reflect aspects of the Great Derangement – the papers we publish on topics like migration, refugees, asy- lum-seeking children, children who are rendered vulnerable by sets of circumstances outside their control, for whom borders have no relevance. Children have been living through and experiencing this derangement and seem likely to continue to do so. (At the time of writing, June 2015, the catastrophic loss of lives of migrants, including children, in the Mediterranean sea, and the displacement of vast numbers of people in the Middle East and Africa, bear witness to this. 

It will take more than measurement to re-arrange the derangement, and in the meantime, we should be cautious about the categories we seek to impose.

indeed. would love to share
so many assumptions in article though... that perpetuate this last sentence..



deray mckesson (@deray)
8/16/15 6:44 AM
And I loved seeing the friendship b/t NWA, with all of its ups and downs. They depicted friendship well.


Four years later, however, it's still unclear whether the iPad is the device best suited to the classroom

?
wrong question..?
classroom ness..
rather. ...are people suited for the ( compulsory and/or not) classroom

During 2014, American K-12 schools will spend an estimated $9.94 billion on educational technology, an increase of 2.5 percent over last year, according to Joseph Morris, director of market intelligence at the Center for Digital Education. On average, he said, schools spend about a third of their technology budgets on computer hardware


lovely. as children in poverty rises.
hello.

Meanwhile, the cost of equipment is going down, software is improving, and state policies are driving expectations for technology access. “It’s really exciting,” said Douglas Levin, executive director of the State Educational Technology Directors Association, “but at the same time it’s really challenging for schools to have confidence when they make a decision.”


wrong excitement... prices down.
wrong decisions... what to buy next.
oh my.


.@raisecain And I didn't tell u about new NetIndiv project; 2 issues of ABS on soc nets in E Asia; 2 other issues on Networked Work/Research

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/barrywellman/status/632918570444324866


Former Cal football player sues school over concussions

http://t.co/n0P1rbq8NZ http://t.co/aHcTTFtsao

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/SFist/status/632980322620076032


Sad, shocked to learn of Julian Bond's passing. Honored to have talked with abt black leadership few years ago.https://t.co/ykLMM0ZiOK

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/gwenifill/status/632885004247408640
canada and bond


Really terrific piece. Definite must-read. https://t.co/2P8Yruhu7L

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/davidsirota/status/633113893892521984


"Hundreds of Syrian refugees stuck on the Greek island of Kos are now sheltering in a passenger ferry docked near...http://t.co/34d1ti0XkP

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/JuHong89/status/633114517216579584


http://www.npr.org/event/music/279061676/cate-le-bon-tiny-desk-concert

fb by jeff lieber


http://www.thebookoflife.org/how-we-end-up-marrying-the-wrong-people/

jason fb
This is brilliant. We are all "mad" and should find partners who are mad in compatible ways.


http://www.thenation.com/article/what-julian-bond-taught-me/

fb by bonnie


Diputado @GiorgioJackson te invita a programar con el Taller de @JProgramadores @BiblioRedeshttps://t.co/LdIo3DyPl4 http://t.co/Wmb7wDtgQf

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/JProgramadores/status/633594988434169856


Google Hangouts now has its own website http://t.co/ezTR3UzEs8

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/Innovandiamo/status/633596470869016577


nathanjurgenson (@nathanjurgenson)
8/17/15 6:30 AM
#breaking: "But some research has suggested that the web might just be recording existing aspects of human behavior" nytimes.com/2015/08/17/bus…


Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald)
8/18/15 5:41 AM
It's utterly impossible to imagine an Israeli Govt spokesman being interviewed this way by a mainstream US TV hostyoutube.com/watch?v=C9SRA2…




A first-of its kind public pool. What do you think? Would you swim in a green pool? http://t.co/AUfa4JBCIL

Original Tweet: https://twitter.com/VCEAAMG/status/633627242036248576