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Do Rocks Absorb Water? | Teaching Science and Math - http://www.teachscienceandmath.com/2009...
Science Discrepant Events and Critical Thinking: Using Surprising Phenomena to Focus Students’ Attention in Science | - http://www.suite101.com/content...
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Sample discrepant events are used to cause contradictions in students' prior knowledge and experiences in support of their better understanding of science concepts.
- David Wetzel
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James Webb Space Telescope: Hubble’s Successor in Space Exploration - Decoded Science | Decoded Science - http://www.decodedscience.com/james-w...
Decoded Science - http://www.decodedscience.com/
science news, information and theories for the interested observer
- David Wetzel
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Nile Monitor Lizards: Invasive Species in Florida Threatens Native Species | Decoded Science - http://www.decodedscience.com/nile-mo...
The Nile Monitor (Varanus niloticus) is one of the many non-native invasive species plaguing Florida. These reptiles are a serious threat to native animal species in all state habitats.
- David Wetzel
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Earth Science Teaching: Lesson Plans, Classroom Activities - http://geology.com/teacher/
A list of teacher resources that can easily be modified and incorporated into the earth science classroom.
- David Wetzel
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World Opera, Collaborative Science, and Getting On The One - http://scienceblogs.com/commonk...
Rayna to Rayna's feed, Open Science Info, Science Commons, Citizen science, Science Communication / Science Communicators
Bookmark: Neelie Kroes on Open Data in science http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
Rayna to Rayna's feed, Open Science Info, Science Commons, Biblio- & scientometrics, Citizen science, Science Communication / Science Communicators, Graduate Science Writing, AAAS
Science Online 2011 is coming! Help with the organization http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
Dramatic Growth of Open Access (The Imaginary Journal of Poetic Economics); September 30, 2010 - http://poeticeconomics.blogspot.com/2010...
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- Sylwester Nowak
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Videos from the Conference on Open Access Publishing are available http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
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Does Open Access conflict with traditional publishing? « Enago Blog: Scientific Publication Help - http://www.enago.com/blog...
Rayna to Rayna's feed, Open Science Info, Science Commons, Citizen science, AAAS, PLoS ALM on OpenSci
Shadows on the wall: "Truth never triumphs, but its opponents eventually die" - http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
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JISC Open Citations: Aims, Objectives and Final Outputs #openscience - https://opencitations.wordpress.com/2010...
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"The Open Citations Project is global in scope, designed to change the face of scientific publishing. It aims to make bibliographic citation links as easy to use as Web links. Its goals are three-fold: To establish OpenCitations.net, a public RDF triplestore for biomedical literature citations. (Note: In this context, a bibliographic citation is a reference within a particular citing work to another publication termed the cited work. This use of the word ‘citation’ should be clearly distinguished from the common related use of this word to indicate the cited work itself. Within this application, ‘cite’ and ‘citation’ denote the performative act of citation itself, not the target document of that citation.) To harvest the reference lists from many current and recent open access journal articles, and to convert these datasets into RDF, starting with those in UK Pubmed Central, those published by the Public Library of Science and Biomed Central, those from other publishers willing for...
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- Mike Chelen
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Do you have an Academia.edu profile? - http://independent.academia.edu/ilkeryo...
(Open) Access to information is key for developing countries. - http://rdjfraser.amplify.com/2011...
Scientific Method and Problem Based Learning: Using Problem Solving Techniques for Answering Science Mysteries - http://www.suite101.com/content...
Solving science problems and mysteries provided students with real world applications of the inquiry based learning. They learn to investigate the same way as scientists.
- David Wetzel
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Too few women in science and tech: links (1) http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
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As the next step in our ever continuing mission to provide all the software needed to push online science forward in one place, we are proud to announce the launch of the Science 3.0 Etherpad! The etherpad can be found here: http://www.science3point0.com/etherpa... - The pad is open to members and non members alike. The reason we ask users to...
Who Killed the Electric Car – Again!: A Problem Based Learning Case Study into the Death of the EV1 - http://www.suite101.com/content...
An inquiry-based analysis is the basis for an investigation into the mysterious death of an electric car, as students role play and research to find the guilty party.
- David Wetzel
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[Special bookmark] Open Access and Open Data links only http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010... And get ready: the very first Science 3.0 Blogging contest is on Open Access!
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Science 3.0 Blogging Contest! http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010... First edition: open access. Get ready to get blogging! (par http://friendfeed.com/hatewas...)
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Because publishing your paper is only half of the job http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
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Chocolate… Miam! The cocoa genome in the public domain? Not really... http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
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How to perform responsible research http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
Fwd: "Today we are announcing support for Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Internet Explorer, ..."Zotero Blog » Blog Archive » Zotero Everywhere - http://www.zotero.org/blog... (via http://friendfeed.com/sylwest...)
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In a Letter to Science, Donald Siegel and Philippe Baveye discuss what they call « the paper glut » we face and address suggestions to improve the reviewing system. http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/2010...
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New report on access to information and open government data (Access Info Europe and the Open Knowledge Foundation, in collaboration with the Open Society Institute Information Program) - http://blog.okfn.org/2010...
Jordan Hatcher talk on Open Data Licensing at iSemantics - http://blog.okfn.org/2010...
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