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Two Articles on Deep & Long Reading (That’s what she said.)
I was sent Michael S. Rosenwald’s “Serious reading takes a hit from online scanning and skimming, researchers say,” and Steven Poole’s “The internet isn’t harming our love of ‘deep reading’, it’s cultivating it” by a friend who I’m going to … Continue reading
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Tagged annotations, articles, brain, deep reading, digital humanities, digital natives, digital reading, digital studies, e-reader, english, essays, genre, internet, internet culture, literature, long reads, michael rosenwald, middlemarch, neurobiology, neuroscience, novels, reading, scanning, shallow reading, short reading, skimming, slow reading, steven poole, young people, youth
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What is Creative Commons?
Today we’re gonna learn about Creative Commons. I had a general idea of what this term meant before–something about granting license to use or not use creative works online in certain ways. So, a quick Google search brings me to … Continue reading
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Tagged art, blogs, creative commons, creative work, essays, explanation, free, free culture, license, music, photography, poetry, prose, public domain, songs, using creative commons, what is creative commons?, writing
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