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Slideshare–Statistics 2009

January 28th, 2010 by Brandon Muramatsu No comments

Some more 2009 statistics, this time for Slideshare. 3,716 total views (of which I figure 3,000 or so are by the world-at-large), 531 average views per presentation (of which I figure 450 or so are not by me), 7 favorites (none by me), and 3 followers (who are these people?).

Slideshare 2009 Statistics
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Sideshare--2009 Overall Statistics

Slideshare 2009 Most Viewed
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Slideshare--2009 Most Viewed


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Protected: Trip Report: IIHS, November 2009

November 30th, 2009 by Brandon Muramatsu Enter your password to view comments

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Protected: Lessons Learned: Speak to the Real Client

November 8th, 2009 by Brandon Muramatsu Enter your password to view comments

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Rocket Scientist for A Day

November 2nd, 2009 by Brandon Muramatsu No comments

My rocket science thought for the day…

A big difference being at a large university like MIT? There are all these cool (and relevant) seminars happening all the time here.

Duh.


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Ok, I want to Sprint Again!

October 29th, 2009 by Brandon Muramatsu No comments

In February 2008, COSL sponsored a two and a half day OER Sprint to develop working code demonstrating interoperability between Open Educational Resource projects.

One of COSL’s contributions to the Open Education and educational technology fields was that we demonstrated working code. We prototyped and disseminated a number of tools and services to promote OER projects to work together.

At MIT, the group I work in at OEIT has a focus area on Content and Curriculum that can be viewed as an extension of this COSL philosophy.

I think it’s time to sprint again.