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Print your own Newspaper
I’ve written before about Feedjournal, which takes RSS feeds and automatically generates a newspaper-like pdf from them. Well, it’s now emerged from Beta testing. It even collects and prints the images accompanying the stories. Another step towards the magical personalised … Continue reading
Blogswipes, Law and the Indo
Plagiarism is back in blog discussions again after another apparent piece of fat-fingered filching from Talbot street’s Indo group. I won’t be taking quite the same line as the McGarr Solicitors blog (as it takes in such lofty matters as … Continue reading
Posted in Tuppenceworth.ie
Tagged blogswipe, copyright, indo, Irish-Independent, Law, paperround
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Critical Media Literacy symposium thoughts pt 2; Untangling education and training
I wrote earlier in the week about some of the speeches and reports at the mediaforum symposium on critical media literacy. I’d like to come back to that today with some more thoughts. I can’t promise that they’re better than … Continue reading
Posted in Education, General
Tagged curriculum, Education, General, mediaforum, paperround
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Mediaforum symposium thoughts part 1; Curriculum in crisis?
The mediaforum symposium on Saturday last provoked a couple of thoughts I wanted to get down before they faded away. Firstly, I greatly enjoyed listening to most of the conference participants. Given it was primarily a conference about education policy … Continue reading
Media Education Symposium in Cultivate this Sat. morning
I’ll be attending the MediaForum symposium (minus toga) “Media Literacy Education” in Cultivate on Saturday morning and giving a breakout session talk on using the Paper Round methodology in Post-Primary schools. It looks like it will be an interesting day. … Continue reading
Paper Round: WikiScanner and Missing an Open Goal
Now look, I like a good old fun-up as much as the next moderately fun person. So don’t get me wrong- the story of the someone in the CIA adding “Wahhhhhh!” as a preface to Wikipedia’s description of the Iranian … Continue reading
Events, dear boy, Events
Politics is not a horserace. And politicians, contrary to the misleading impressions given by some political correspondents, are not the primary deciders of their own fate. For months we’ve been treated to articles detailing poll results and trying to find … Continue reading
“A brief encounter that said it all”
It is rare that a newspaper headline cannot be bettered, but the title of a front page story in this weekend’s Sunday Independent summed up the article so perfectly that no other words seem appropriate. First, the back story: The … Continue reading
McDowell: Newspaper Columnists ‘effete’,'purile’, ‘boring’
Posted in Irish Politics
Tagged fintin-otoole, ireland, irish, Irish Politics, journalism, McDowell, paperround
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Brian Boyd reads the NY Times
A flash of Paper Round style genius from Kevin Breathnach of the Disillusioned Lefties as he compares and contrasts The Irish Times article on the death of fancy-dan theorist Jean Baudrillard to the one printed in the NY Times. It … Continue reading