Four Moves
Mike Caulfield–first move Mike Caulfield’s online book Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers . . . and other people who care about […]
Mike Caulfield–first move Mike Caulfield’s online book Web Literacy for Student Fact-Checkers . . . and other people who care about […]
The Caulfield materials focuses on something I have long responded to – ‘factual posting.’ Back in the early days of social media the missing children reports aimed at pulling at heart strings and stroking egos due to the numbers of people repeating ‘fake’ news (yes before DT there was fake news) that the author created …
Hodge Podgy and definitively obtuse. My experience on the Google Moogly exercise. The image exercise was interesting. I recorded only first page findings, but interesting nonetheless. The Professor image search netted a 32 image first page with 29 men depicted as professors, 2 women and 1 Donald Trump??? The images were multi-racially mixed throughout. Teacher …
Googly Moogly Hi Ray, If you want to create a new page for resources on your website then you can just select “add new page” from the pages link on your dashboard menu. As an example, I have created a separate page on my website for my favorite leadership resources. You can view that page […]
Narrowing Google Searches I learned a lot from this exercise! Alan November’s article was an important reminder to me […]
So I took a stroll around the internet and what did I find? A total of 18 pages of me across all search engines (Bing, Google, Yahoo!, DuckDuckGo). There are a couple of citations of a criminal namesake who is a thief and a murderer. Another citation has one namesake the mayor of Garland TX. …
I used Lightbeam all weekend on Firefox to see the result from a weekend of work on Moodle and MyCourses population and replacing older links with up-to-date. The result was interesting. The one cbc site I went to turned into a starburst of activity behind the scenes. I also ended up on a New York …
Continue reading “Lightbeaming across the web – interesting.”
The first part of this assignment, looking at the images that came up with specific terms, was fairly simple, if time consuming. There were some general findings that I was expecting; for example, there were more Caucasians than visible minorities in all of the photos. However, some of the findings did surprise me a bit. … Continue reading The Great Googly Moogly
Dr. Christian Klaue is currently the principal of Saskatoon Christian School and has been principal of Campbell River Christian School and Maranatha Christian School before that. He is currently married to Joy and has four children who are either in university or have graduated. His second oldest daughter is married. Dr. Klaue is a conference … Continue reading Finding U
Ouch. Scary. No, terrifying. Nerve-wracking. These would be some of the adjectives or phrases I would use when describing how I felt when I saw Lightbeam change with every website I visited. I reviewed some of the sites I usually visit: various collections of news stories (Google News, CBC News, AreWeLivingInTheLastDays), social media (Twitter), sports … Continue reading Tracking