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Mahmadian.jd11: /* Example, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session */

2009-05-15T19:50:37Z

Example, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session

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	This iif twitter feed is an example of the kind of online conversation that took place simultaneously with the in class presentation. It allowed those who couldn't be at the in person presentation, like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cass_Sunstein Cass Sunstein], to join the virtual conversation and allowed for students who may not have expressed an idea otherwise to do so in a different way. At the same time, some students found this distracting. During this class session, the conversation was projected on a screen at the front of the classroom, behind the speaker.		This iif twitter feed is an example of the kind of online conversation that took place simultaneously with the in class presentation. It allowed those who couldn't be at the in person presentation, like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cass_Sunstein Cass Sunstein], to join the virtual conversation and allowed for students who may not have expressed an idea otherwise to do so in a different way. At the same time, some students found this distracting. During this class session, the conversation was projected on a screen at the front of the classroom, behind the speaker.



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Example, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session

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	== Example, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session ==		== Example, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session ==
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			This iif twitter feed is an example of the kind of online conversation that took place simultaneously with the in class presentation. It allowed those who couldn't be at the in person presentation, like [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cass_Sunstein Cass Sunstein], to join the virtual conversation and allowed for students who may not have expressed an idea otherwise to do so in a different way. At the same time, some students found this distracting. During this class session, the conversation was projected on a screen at the front of the classroom, behind the speaker.

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	== Example, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session: ==		== Example, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session ==
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	In the year ending in September, visitors to Twitter rose fivefold to 5.57 million. Users include Britney Spears, Starbucks Corp. and Barack Obama. [http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=afu06n0L7LZ4&refer=home]		In the year ending in September, visitors to Twitter rose fivefold to 5.57 million. Users include Britney Spears, Starbucks Corp. and Barack Obama. [http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=afu06n0L7LZ4&refer=home]


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Introduction

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	In the year ending in September, visitors to Twitter rose fivefold to 5.57 million. Users include Britney Spears, Starbucks Corp. and Barack Obama. [http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=afu06n0L7LZ4&refer=home]		In the year ending in September, visitors to Twitter rose fivefold to 5.57 million. Users include Britney Spears, Starbucks Corp. and Barack Obama. [http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=afu06n0L7LZ4&refer=home]

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	== The Purpose of Twitter as Defined by Twitter, Inc. ==		== The Purpose of Twitter as Defined by Twitter, Inc. ==

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Example Twitter Feed, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session:

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	== Example ~~Twitter Feed~~, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session: ==		== Example, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session: ==
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	* The response: is this really that big a deal? Sure it would be nice if results could constantly update, but this is a relatively new technology, and we shouldn't be concerned with such trifles at this point.		* The response: is this really that big a deal? Sure it would be nice if results could constantly update, but this is a relatively new technology, and we shouldn't be concerned with such trifles at this point.

	'''Example Twitter Feed, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session'''		'''
			== Example Twitter Feed, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session: ==
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	* The response: is this really that big a deal? Sure it would be nice if results could constantly update, but this is a relatively new technology, and we shouldn't be concerned with such trifles at this point.		* The response: is this really that big a deal? Sure it would be nice if results could constantly update, but this is a relatively new technology, and we shouldn't be concerned with such trifles at this point.

			'''Example Twitter Feed, Taken From a Portion of the Feed From the Free and Open Source Software Class Session'''
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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	What is Twitter?		What is Twitter?
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	* The claim: it can be distracting to be constantly refreshing the search page; insofar as we are using the #iif tag to form an impromptu chat room, we might try out other software that has been designed with that specific purpose in mind.		* The claim: it can be distracting to be constantly refreshing the search page; insofar as we are using the #iif tag to form an impromptu chat room, we might try out other software that has been designed with that specific purpose in mind.
	* The response: is this really that big a deal? Sure it would be nice if results could constantly update, but this is a relatively new technology, and we shouldn't be concerned with such trifles at this point.		* The response: is this really that big a deal? Sure it would be nice if results could constantly update, but this is a relatively new technology, and we shouldn't be concerned with such trifles at this point.

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2009-05-15T15:22:26Z