Managing the data-stream

Data in:

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types of content

Data in:

types of content

teachingpreparatoryfollowup

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types of content

teachingpreparatoryfollowup

researchnewsaction itemsfollowup

Data in:

types of content

teachingpreparatoryfollowup

researchnewsaction itemsfollowup

servicementoringcolleaguesservice duties

Data in:

types of content

teachingpreparatoryfollowup

researchnewsaction itemsfollowup

servicementoringcolleaguesservice duties

sources of contentpaper-worldperiodicalsOP'swebweb 2.0

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types of content

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types of content

instructiongrad/ISgrad/seminarsUG/ISUG/classes

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instructiongrad/ISgrad/seminarsUG/ISUG/classes

administrationdivisionunitcollegecampusextra-campus

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types of content

instructiongrad/ISgrad/seminarsUG/ISUG/classes

administrationdivisionunitcollegecampusextra-campus

supervision

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types of content

instructiongrad/ISgrad/seminarsUG/ISUG/classes

administrationdivisionunitcollegecampusextra-campus

supervision

Tools

softwarehardwareProtocols

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types of content

instructiongrad/ISgrad/seminarsUG/ISUG/classes

administrationdivisionunitcollegecampusextra-campus

supervision

Tools

softwarehardwareProtocols

Strategies

channelingarchivingsequencing"clear to empty"

Closing thoughts & discussion

Addenda: CJS data-management sources cited in presentation/discussion

•File-sharing and –synching: sendspace (zip files), dropbox (automated online backups)

•RSS reader: Google Reader

•Tagging & bookmarking: delicious (screen-shot); sample CJS “pedagogy” tag bundle

•Powerpoint screencasts: slideshare.com (CJS channel)

•Firefox plugins: 1-Click YouTube Video Downloader, Adblock Plus, Better YouTube, Delicious Bookmarks, DownloadHelper, DownThemAll!, Fast Youtube Downloader, Fireshot, FoxyTunes, Greasemonkey, Java Console, Morning Coffee

•Firefox search keyword shortcuts I have “a”= amazon, “w”= wikipedia, “imdb” = http://imdb.com, “g”= google, “ig”= google images, “fc”= fiddler’s companion, “mc”= mudcat, “yt”= youtube searches all set up as single-stroke keywords