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jdupuis | January 31, 2011The women science bloggers conversation is getting so long and elongated, I thought it would be interesting and, I hope, useful to put all the posts in rough chronological order. By rough I mean that I haven't attempted to order the posts within each day of publication. Perhaps I'll take another pass at the list later on for that.
The original list of posts is here.
2011.01.18. Woman science bloggers discuss pros and cons of online exposure
2011.01.22.Science Online 2011: Even when we want something, we need to hide it.
2011.01.22. Women science bloggers: Some thoughts (er, sorry, felt I…
jdupuis | January 24, 2011The Chicago Way: A respected style manual advises scholars against open access
To Really Learn, Quit Studying and Take a Test
Tenure and all that
Arsenic, cold fusion and the legitimacy of online critique
Teen's Bubble Ball game tops iTunes free app chart (used library book to learn programming)
The Invisible Computer Lab
Academic Boredom
How I Think About E-Books
45% Of Students Don't Learn Much In College
My Students Know Far Less Than I Ever Expected
Blogging with the Invisible Community - and Why It Matters
On building a better blogosphere
The Cowbell of Communications
Social Media,…
jdupuis | January 22, 2011Growing Concern Over Digital Thesis Deposit
An Open, Digital Professoriat
10 New Business Models in 2010 -- A Primer on Innovation
Could chess-boxing defuse aggression in Arizona and beyond?
What shops have to do when their products go digital
A manifesto for the simple scribe - my 25 commandments for journalists
What the powers-that-be think about DRM, and an explanation of the cloud
Digital music sales: Growth is slowing, industry group says
Heads they win, tales we lose: Discovery tools will never deliver on their promise and The games we play
U.S. Department of Labor and Department of…
jdupuis | January 10, 2011Research intelligence - Rip it up and start again
David Thornburg on Open-Source Textbooks
"Beginnings Are Always Messy": Thoughts on Transliteracy and Inquiry from a Learning Advocate
Student Blogging about Physics
Follow-up: Transliteracy, Theory, and Scholarly Language
Lib-Value Website Now Available
The Rise of 'Convergence' Science
How Will Students Communicate?
Study: Labour market outcomes of Canadian doctoral graduates
Predictions 2010: The Growth of Intimacy
'Saturday Night Live,' Floor Wax, and the Life of the Mind
10 Things Facebook Won't Say
Going beyond a single scientific…
jdupuis | January 6, 2011Managing Scientific Inquiry in a Laboratory the Size of the Web
Wake Up, Geek Culture. Time to Die
7 Major Ways We're Digitizing Our World, And 3 Reasons We Still Want Hardcopies
WIRED is dead. Long live the Internet
Wikipedia References [in US patent documents] Increase 81 Percent in 2010
2011 Predictions: Top 12 Reasons Businesses Will Fail at Social Media
Librarian Roles in Institutional Repository Data Set Collecting: Outcomes of a Research Library Task Force
Wikileaks and the Long Haul and Half-formed thought on Wikileaks & Global Action
7 Library Predictions for 2011
Welcome to…
jdupuis | December 27, 2010Commensurable Nonsense (Transliteracy) and Why Transliteracy? Bobbi's Two Cents (or less)
http://arielneff.com/personal/weighing-in-on-the-ipad/
Academic Search Engine Spam and Google Scholar's Resilience Against it
Kno Tablets Shipping To Select Faculty and Students
Publishers take note: the iPad is altering the very concept of a 'book'
Research intelligence - Rip it up and start again
A Curricular Innovation, Examined
Scientific accuracy in art
The line between science and journalism is getting blurry....again
Some Lessons From Our Reactions to Wikileaks
Mark Waid on Delivery, Content, and…
jdupuis | December 18, 2010(Some) Principles of Computational Science
The State of Open Source
US Trade Wholesale Electronic Book Sales
Strata Gems: Five data blogs you should read
Science Bloggers: Diversifying the news
The Four Sons of digital curation
Lots of Markets, Lots of Business Models
Copyright and Open Access for Academic Works
Do You Want Fries with That Degree?
The Future Is Not a Zero-Sum Game
Does a PhD Student Need a Publication Strategy?
A Curricular Innovation, Examined and A Curricular Innovation, Examined (Part 2) and A Curricular Innovation, Examined (Part 3) (commercial online course)
"It's Not…
jdupuis | December 15, 2010Powerpoint or Blackboard? (for presentations)
Sharing Data on the Web
The rise of scientific journalism
Affirming Science's Place (in anthropology)
Introductory Research Course: Replicate a Paper
Publishers, don't pave that cow path: Lonely Planet's Gus Balbontin on agility in the digital age
Comparing potatoes and truffles
Why Teens Don't And Won't Tweet
The role of trust in science
Advice to the potential library school student
Overview: The people who use Twitter
The Hole in the Soul of our Culture: part 1 and part 2
Why your Facebook ID is marketers' Holy Grail
The Truth Wears Off: Is…
jdupuis | December 8, 2010Getting Rid of Books: A Heresy
Arsenic-associated bacteria (NASA's claims)
The Gatekeeper is Dead! Long live the Gatekeeper
The Library: Three Jeremiads
The Future of Advertising
Web Developers Get Real (Time): The massive amount of real-time information available is leading to new programming approaches
Discover more than 3 million Google eBooks from your choice of booksellers and devices
Education and the social Web: Connective learning and the commercial imperative
7 game-changing mobile trends for 2011
Wikileaks and the Long Haul
What Publishers, Authors & Journalists Can Learn from…
jdupuis | December 4, 2010The mismeasurement of science
Beyond the Impact Factor: Building a community for more diverse measurement of research
Citizen science
Eliminate the Computer Science major
Should Profs Leave Unruly Classes?
Untouchable Cyberbullies
The economic case for open access in academic publishing
The Men Who Stole the World (about early file-sharing software pioneers)
Renewing Harvard's library system
Paying by the Pound for Journals
Would You Build a New 600 Seat Classroom?
Academia 2.0: What it is all about?
12 Common Misperceptions About Book Publishing
What role should homework play in the course…
jdupuis | November 30, 2010New Models for University Presses
What do we want copyright to do?
Price of tap water x 2000 + plastic bottles + manufactured demand = The Story of Bottled Water
Thursday Threads: Google Scholar Coverage, Effective Meetings, Librarians as Obstacles, Cable TV
Gender Bias, Sexism, and the Science Cheerleaders
Academia.edu Launches A Directory Of 12,500 Academic Journals
Using QR Codes in the Library
The idea of open
A very simple suggestion for scientists to increase their interactions w/ people in the humanities
The Problem of the Humanities
The Half-Life of Digital Formats
On Gratitude in…
jdupuis | November 22, 2010The Story of Electronics: Food for Thought for Gadget Geeks (Story of Electronics video here)
Reclaim our Scientific Scholarship (Beyond the PDF)
The future of libraries is what we create in the present
In praise of scholarships for foreign students
Science communication: Scientist as star
Cheating and the Generational Divide
Is Higher Ed Ready to Change?
Beyond the Digital Divide
By Indirections Find Directions Out
What We Don't Know We Don't Know
The way we communicate, Facebook, libraries, and life
What does open bibliographic metadata mean for academic libraries?
Developing a scientific…
jdupuis | November 16, 2010The Future and/of the Research Library
The real reason (climate) scientists don't want to release their code
Scientific Data Consulting Group
Preserving science: what to do with raw research material?
What are libraries for and are they worth it?
An Open Letter to Wired Magazine (Criticism of recent "Boobs" cover.)
Puzzled by Patron-Driven Acquisitions
Do Students Really Prefer Print Books to E-Books?
Digital ILL breaks my brain
Souls for Sale (marketing in higher ed)
Do Students Really Prefer Print Books to E-Books?
Analytics for Class Lectures
Faculty Focusing on Research, Study Finds (…
jdupuis | November 12, 2010Selling ourselves (short) (attracting students to CS)
Online Behavior Tracking and Privacy: 7 Worst Case Scenarios
Feedback loops in eBook success
Is Twitter Killing You?
The Rise of the 'Edupunk'
When Social Media Is Irrelevant
The Digital Natives / Digital Immigrants Distinction Is Dead, Or At Least Dying
All I needed to know about, well, everything, I learned in CS?
Decoding the Value of Computer Science
A Gresham's Law for Software
Do conference build community? (Computer Science)
arXiv Business Model White Paper
Undergraduates in the Library, Trying Not to Drown
Quote for Today: "…
jdupuis | November 3, 2010Self-motivated vs. mandated archiving
Why the Simple "Me" Beats the Royal "We"
Why Are We Assessing?
Digital Solution for Sacramento
5 Things Netflix Streaming Can Teach Higher Ed
How to Write a Research Poster
A trip through the peer review sausage grinder
What Happened to Downtime? The Extinction of Deep Thinking & Sacred Space
Headline: Traditional librarians and information scientists start to talk to one another!
Publisher sells DRM-free ebooks to libraries
Publishers should be stirred, but not shaken by Bond move
Facebook & helicopter parenting
How Unique Are Our Users?…
jdupuis | October 26, 2010Slice and Scan
After Launching Search and Discovery, Who Is Mission Control?
The smart scholar's publication-venue heuristics; or, how to use open access to advance your career
Piracy trumps obscurity again
Open to All: Preserving Library Values in a Digital World
Proposing a Taxonomy of Social Reading
How Should Peer Review Evolve?
Why Peer Review Matters
Mutations of citations: Just like genetic information, citations can accumulate heritable mutations
Bookstores: dead or alive?
Over It Yet? Privacy, That Is
An Amazon Digital Book Rental Plan?
In a Digital Age, Students Still Cling to…
jdupuis | October 20, 2010The False Security of Technology? What Might We Be Missing?
Reading Instrumentally
Why blogging still matters
Outsourcing Plus (Partnering to provide more online ed choices)
Long Road to Open Access
The Down-side of Technology? On Class Time
Wikimedia: Power, Leadership, and Movement Roles
Gaming as Teaching Tool
Blogs in higher education - some ideas about their benefits and downsides
Portrait of the Scholar as Blogger
7 Essential Skills You Didn't Learn in College
Principles for Open Bibliographic Data
The Web Parenthesis: Is the "open Web" closing?
Rebuilding an Academic Law Library Part…
jdupuis | October 12, 2010STEM Education Has Little to Do With Flowers
When an imploring librarian is not enough
Investments in the Term Economy
Reference Management with the iPad
Reference Management meets Web 2.0
Library mobile apps vs web apps - Some analysis
Conversing in a Cyberspace Community: The Growth of HPS (History and Philosophy of Science) Blogging
Oxford University: A Look at the Bodleian Library's New Book Storage Facility
"Blogging, empowerment, and the "adjacent possible"
End of bookstores? That's fine by me.
The Librarian IS the Rockstar (Go ahead, the post isn't as cringe-worthy as the title would…
jdupuis | October 6, 2010The Genius of the Tinkerer: The secret to innovation is combining odds and ends
A Call for Open Textbooks
Self-archiving diary by Peter Suber
So what does a science librarian DO?
Book Futures: A Crowdsourced Thought Experiment
Frontiers, F1000, PLoS One, Mendeley et al., brace yourselves
Social Media & Library Advocacy
The 9 Worst Ways to Use Twitter for Business
Resource Sharing and the Republic of Letters
The Mission of Research Libraries
The Future of Social-Media Archiving
The Age of Big Access
The real cost of free
From e-books to no books
Places of Learning
jdupuis | October 4, 2010Ebooks Don't Cannibalize Print, People Do
The Why, When, Where, How of publishing data
Libraries Make it Personal
Make The Revolution (Anil Dash on social media & social movements)
Searching For Better Research Habits
Digitizing the Personal Library
Good Freely Available Textbooks on Machine Learning
Faculty, librarians and student research skills: are we on parallel paths?
The blog-broadcast barrier and the reach-responsibility ratio: How our media system crashes, and what to do about it
Dramatic Growth of Open Access: September 30, 2010
The Great Disconnect: Scholars Without Libraries…