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Philly Art Museum RT @kateylederer: Item to check off my bucket list: sledding down the art museum stairs.http://t.co/ge0ilmL69q #Janus
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"students have been programmed to follow directions to a T" | @dogtrax: Indep Thinking in Age of Conformityhttp://t.co/cH1nc1mNkG #rhizo14
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"@HuffingtonPost: The president of Yale opens up at @Davos about higher education's biggest challenges #WEF14 http://t.co/4l7MtRtZzc" big 1
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PermanentCultureNow (@PermCultureNow)1/21/14 12:19 PM
Mark Boyle on Streetbank, cheers' Steve streetbank.com/blog_posts/54fb.me/226EPz1Od
Kate Bowles (@KateMfD)1/21/14 12:19 PM
“@HopeJahren: Brave, smart post by @CherryMakes: "we should be able to talk about mental health"scilogs.com/epilogue/im-co…" < @HallyMk1
Time to Change is a classic complex public health intervention. Sometimes it's only truly simple to measure the impact of major public health campaigns from a distance - for instance, it now seems incredible to think that a doctor would recommend smoking for a sore throat. Or that we once thought it was fine to drink a few pints then drive home and, while we were at it, not wear a seatbelt. Yet all of those examples show a massive shift in public attitudes. But none of this happened overnight. Campaigners were in it for the long haul.
Christopher Mims (@mims)1/21/14 12:19 PM
Wall Street paychecks are as high as they were before the financial crisisqz.com/168828/wallets…
Medium (@Medium)1/21/14 12:21 PM
“How Capitalism and Regulation Will Reshape the Sharing Economy” by @mjonesmedium.com/what-i-learned…
https://medium.com/what-i-
Three differentiators make the sharing economy distinctive, enabling new sellers to enter the market: scale, access and trust. What all sharing economy startups have in common is the ability to connect sellers with consumers on a scale that is astronomical in comparison with what was possible even a few years ago.
coincidence of wants..
tech helping that..
imagine a whole city.. and a whole day... flying off.. dancing with... that.
every day.
spaces of permission with nothing to prove.
So, at its core, the dynamics of the sharing economy are actually not new. They don’t come from an alien universe where the laws of capitalism don’t apply — they operate in a way so as to make capitalism more efficient. TheWashington Post’s Dominic Basulto offers this insight:
“…these sharing economy companies are going places where Adam Smith’s “invisible hand” cannot. They are re-calibrating supply and demand, giving consumers access to otherwise unused capacity or idle assets. Instead of representing an entirely new underground economy, the companies of the sharing economy represent more of a supplement, adding capacity while driving down prices in ways that help consumers.”
so basically - upcycling - seeing what we have
aunched in the mid-nineties, its sellers were mainly “a motley collection of individuals.” They touted the ease of the platform: “‘We make sales of up to $1,500 a month,” [one user explained], simply from searching garage sales and reselling the items online.” However, the seller demographics soon shifted to include a sizable contingent of medium businesses and major corporations. The rules changed to reflect the clientele, including restricted payment options and limiting new sellers in certain categories. Likewise, when Amazon opened up its affiliate channel, nearly all the sellers were small merchants or individuals. By 2009 the New York Times was reportingthat “online marketplaces eBay and Amazon
Signs of a similar trend are already visible in the sharing economy. Many listings on Airbnb now come from professional property managers, and when the company hired a “head of global hospitality” this fall, users became concerned that the focus on standards and requirements may shut the door on casual hosts. Car sharing services are also experiencing a movement towards professionalism. Individual owner/practitioners are now moving into operating small fleets of cars exclusively for rental on places like Uber.
Another development that may stem the sharing exuberance is the lengthening arm of government regulation. Part of what has made the sharing economy so attractive is the ability to ignore or overlook rules that apply to normal businesses, most notably taxes and licensing requirements. But, as many established businesses have pointed out, winning on an uneven playing field is essentially cheating. In New Orleans, local property owners complain about the influx of short-term rentals:
“…licensed hotels, motels, inns and bed-and-breakfasts annually lose $13 million in revenue to short-term rental scofflaws. That adds up to about $1.4 million in taxes and licensing fees…”
The tide is beginning to turn. Tax-free shopping online — once the strongest lure of any online retailer from Ebay to Amazon — is being legislated away. Airbnb is embroiled in a conflict with New York City over its hotel law that prohibits short term rentals, and has already received a subpoena.
 Ozge Karaoglu (@ozge)1/21/14 12:20 PM Best Friends Forever: Chris Christie & Eli Broadbit.ly/LC1pd3 |
Broad grant to New Jersey, having been preceded by extensive support to the state’s Department of Education aimed at “’accelerat(ing)’ the pace of ‘disruptive’ and ‘transformational’” change. The Christie-contingent Broad Foundation grant raises so many
that would be nice... for something that brings global equity.. rather than more consumption... spending... et al.... no...?
Kate Bowles (@KateMfD)1/21/14 11:48 AM
Universities in an Era of 'Non-Lieux' wp.me/p1bQNf-3JU via @NGhoussoub < @drpievann, did you see this?
http://u15.ca/what-we-are-
Ira Socol (@irasocol)
1/21/14 7:02 AM
.@mcleod ahh compliance training, thy name is #ccss "Responds skillfully to all parts of the prompt"bit.ly/1dLbH6D
UN Foundation (@unfoundation)
1/21/14 7:02 AM
9 Reasons The World Is Better Than Ever, According To Bill And Melinda Gates trib.al/pwWkObZvia @regajha
Caroline Ghosn (@carolineghosn)
1/21/14 7:02 AM
how do we empower citizens in cities to have a role in re-shaping them? #shapecities #wef14#wef @davos
Caroline Ghosn (@carolineghosn)
1/21/14 7:04 AM
if people are given opportunity, invitation to shape their city, they'll take it.technology can play major role | mayor @nenshi #shapecities
Naheed Nenshi (@nenshi)
1/21/14 12:42 AM
Speaking today at cities panel #wef14 @davos. Are cities emerging to take place and role of nation state? Post thoughts to #shapecities
bacigalupe (@bacigalupe)
1/21/14 7:05 AM
Hospitals should have a portable private box where anyone is allowed to safely yell anything, including FFFFF
SlideShare (@SlideShare)
1/21/14 7:05 AM
15 tech companies that will define 2014, including @Snapchat @Sony, via @themotleyfool:slidesha.re/1anb1UP
Ira Socol (@irasocol)
1/21/14 7:03 AM
Really wondering what the next form of education conference might look like... in order to be of real value #edchat
Brian E. Bennett (@bennettscience)
1/21/14 7:03 AM
@irasocol What would you want it to look like? Curious.
Ira Socol (@irasocol)
1/21/14 7:05 AM
@bennettscience not at all sure. though we might try this spring. hunting new ideas. shouldn't look like school (I think)
Ira Socol (@irasocol)
1/21/14 7:07 AM
@bennettscience how to unschedule, focus primarily on conversation, embed children
Brian E. Bennett (@bennettscience)
1/21/14 7:07 AM
@irasocol Definitely agree with getting kids to come and participate. But, there's also value in talking pedagogy/practice as professionals.
Ira Socol (@irasocol)
1/21/14 7:09 AM
@bennettscience agree. Don't want students all the time, but don't want them as "props" either
Carmen A. Medina (@milouness)
1/21/14 7:03 AM
Universal tendency toward design. HT to @sandymaxey There's New Law in Physics and It Changes Everything ln.is/onforb.es/VvboK
Michael Lewkowitz (@Igniter)
1/21/14 7:04 AM
This is going to challenge our public institutions like nothing else -> 5 Takeaways From The President's NSA Speech - buff.ly/1aFyrCg
Ozge Karaoglu (@ozge)
1/21/14 7:04 AM
Let’s not lose perspective bit.ly/LAzU3s via @SBEducation
Of course these things are a part of what we do and have meaning,
French philosopher Marc Augé describes “places” and “non-places” (“lieux” and “non-lieux”). Non-lieux are spaces that are essentially interchangeable, without distinctiveness. They tend to render humans anonymous.
The second powerful impetus towards homogeneity is the increasing tendency of governments to try to “manage” research programmes and enrollment strategies. Most obviously, the desire to promote the acquisition of defined skills needed to fuel short term economic needs is growing apace around the world. Although this desire may seem reasonable, when linked to economic development strategies that are typically cookie-cutter copies of each other, the result is that universities are being pushed to do the same things everywhere. If I see another so-called “innovation strategy” that proposes to tell students that they will only find jobs if they pursue the STEM disciplines, I might just boil over in frustration. And the increasing tendency of governments to promote “applied research” through industry collaboration at the expense of funding for curiosity-driven research also leads to unhealthy uniformity, supporting the superficial consensus on what we need right now, undermining potentially disruptive discovery that shapes knowledge and changes industries and societies in the longer term.
Throughout history, universities have played three interlocking roles, balanced differently at different times and in different places: teaching new generations; preserving and discovering knowledge; and contributing talent, ideas, advice and challenge to the wider society. In an era of ‘non-lieux”, universities are best placed to fulfill those roles today by resisting the pressures to uniformity, by situating ourselves firmly in our unique places, and contributing to an intergenerational dialogue that requires diversity and disputation.
In an era of “non-lieux”, let universities become more distinctive from each other. In that way we can bring unique resources and gifts to a global dialogue that requires diversity if it is to thrive. Let our universities be real places, places worth discovering, places from which – in working together – we can move the earth.
@bonstewart there’s something really interesting about watching people track the multiple identities of their #rhizo14 mates. just sayin’
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Shocking... World's 85 wealthiest people own same wealth as bottom 3.5 BILLION (1/2 of planet!) #WEF14
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People as sensors - mining social media for meaningful info http://t.co/Xv4q67W5uT
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If you love an artist's work:
1) give them money
2) share the work w/ others
3) leave them alone so they can make more
4) all of the above
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1) give them money
2) share the work w/ others
3) leave them alone so they can make more
4) all of the above
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| Ira Socol (@irasocol) 1/21/14 7:00 AM .@elizabethabarre @jesslahey teachers who need objective tests to judge student learning aren't paying attention m.theatlantic.com/education/ |
can we truly pay attention.. if we re judging ...?
Ira Socol (@irasocol)1/21/14 7:02 AM
.@mcleod ahh compliance training, thy name is #ccss "Responds skillfully to all parts of the prompt"bit.ly/1dLbH6D
UN Foundation (@unfoundation)1/21/14 7:02 AM
9 Reasons The World Is Better Than Ever, According To Bill And Melinda Gates trib.al/pwWkObZvia @regajha
Caroline Ghosn (@carolineghosn)1/21/14 7:02 AM
how do we empower citizens in cities to have a role in re-shaping them? #shapecities #wef14#wef @davos
Caroline Ghosn (@carolineghosn)1/21/14 7:04 AM
if people are given opportunity, invitation to shape their city, they'll take it.technology can play major role | mayor @nenshi #shapecities
Naheed Nenshi (@nenshi)1/21/14 12:42 AM
Speaking today at cities panel #wef14 @davos. Are cities emerging to take place and role of nation state? Post thoughts to #shapecities
bacigalupe (@bacigalupe)1/21/14 7:05 AM
Hospitals should have a portable private box where anyone is allowed to safely yell anything, including FFFFF
SlideShare (@SlideShare)1/21/14 7:05 AM
15 tech companies that will define 2014, including @Snapchat @Sony, via @themotleyfool:slidesha.re/1anb1UP
Ira Socol (@irasocol)1/21/14 7:03 AM
Really wondering what the next form of education conference might look like... in order to be of real value #edchat
Brian E. Bennett (@bennettscience)1/21/14 7:03 AM
@irasocol What would you want it to look like? Curious.
Ira Socol (@irasocol)1/21/14 7:05 AM
@bennettscience not at all sure. though we might try this spring. hunting new ideas. shouldn't look like school (I think)
Ira Socol (@irasocol)1/21/14 7:07 AM
@bennettscience how to unschedule, focus primarily on conversation, embed children
so... model in the city. as the day.. in a couple days..
Brian E. Bennett (@bennettscience)1/21/14 7:07 AM
@irasocol Definitely agree with getting kids to come and participate. But, there's also value in talking pedagogy/practice as professionals.
Ira Socol (@irasocol)1/21/14 7:09 AM
@bennettscience agree. Don't want students all the time, but don't want them as "props" either
so how to make gatherings more about the conversation. less about what types/ages/assumptions of people are gathering.. who's to say/know where the insight will come from..
good thing about tech connecting us - its objective - not biased....it will just listen.. in order to connect
An interesting finding by a progressive group: most teachers happy, and feel autonomous: http://t.co/hzs0vq8A8G
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oh my.
@nirvan "the more personal your story is, the more universal it is" - #civicpaths live on http://t.co/7ok8gY3cP3
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With @CainesArcade, a video grew into a community. 'There were kids like Caine throughout the world.' #civicpaths on http://t.co/RSa7D5hFxy
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.@IFTF's #MakerCities launched today. Explore the #maker moverment, create the future of your city http://t.co/BU9FfvLhGA You play too!
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Carmen A. Medina (@milouness)1/21/14 7:03 AM
Universal tendency toward design. HT to @sandymaxey There's New Law in Physics and It Changes Everything ln.is/onforb.es/VvboK
Michael Lewkowitz (@Igniter)1/21/14 7:04 AM
This is going to challenge our public institutions like nothing else -> 5 Takeaways From The President's NSA Speech - buff.ly/1aFyrCg
Ozge Karaoglu (@ozge)1/21/14 7:04 AM
Let’s not lose perspective bit.ly/LAzU3s via @SBEducation
Of course these things are a part of what we do and have meaning,
are we sure about that?
how is race to top ness... not worse than kid pulling out cell phone.. and altering their attention... during class. (or whatever we call it)
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