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Mashing up the PLE - RSS edition
This document discusses mashing up personal learning environments using RSS feeds and "glue logic". It proposes using blogs organized by topic or tag as "uncourses" with self-disaggregating category and tag based feeds. It also presents several tools for connecting and displaying RSS feeds, including Stringle, which is described as a "string'n'glue learning environment", and Yahoo Pipes for search, filtering, maps, scraping and visualization.
Mashing up the PLE - RSS edition
- 1. Mashing Up thePLE RSS Edition Tony Hirst Dept of Communication and Systems, The Open University, UK
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- 11. Figure:ground Personal PortableSocial Lesson level Institutional Monolithic Private Course level
- 12. Portable contentfor personal learning environments?
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- 15. So let's mashit up... ...mash it up
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- 18. If it uses“glue logic” then it is a mashup...
- 19. http://flickr.com/photos/todbot/96085777/ “ Simplelogic circuits used to connect together more complex circuits which are not perfectly compatible.”
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- 21. Blogged uncourses Categorybased blog “ Syllabus” outlined as a set of topics to be covered Blog posts broadly themed by week, but free to wander… Category and tag based feeds mean the “uncourse” is “self-disaggregating”
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- 25. http://digitalworlds.wordpress.com/ category/ game-design/feed tag/ animation/ feed
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- 27. Search glue: http://live.comjust add &format=rss
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- 30. Glue Logic http://ouseful.open.ac.uk/xmltools/ dwCommentFeedsOPML.php aka http://tinyurl.com/4vq4nt
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- 33. Stringle – astring’n’glue learning environment
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- 36. - search andfiltering - maps - page scraping and APIs - visualisation
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