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Thursday, 25 April 2013
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
Maastricht Universities Top 100 Personal Websites
How does an organization's need to centralize authority and control in times of decentralizing technology and disrupting information ecology's effect personal expression and communication?
What misfits the digital self portrait when straight jackets are imposed and tightened like budgetary measures and strategic theme parks? Who can appear to an appointment without checking the Others eating pattern or personal performance indicator in advance? Do you know Akatu shower app?
As part of ICTS effort to catapult Maastricht University into the 24th century, a service officially not supported since 2006 is finally buried alive. The personal website's of UM's human resources are due to evaporate June 1 and with it the collective experience of people who stranded in Maastricht or were on their way to some other place. While the school's profiles found a save new port on its own IT infrastructure no measures where taken to save the personal treasures from the sinking ship. Until now.
A screenshot from all personal websites hosted on the obsolete hardware are here presented for the first time. As little portraits they preserves not only the unique expression of people but show their diversity in the light of an organizations dedication to efficiency and uniformity. A selection of 83 websites was made and ranked by objective parameters: page-views, google ranking and stylistic variables: content, color scheme, layout
The places 83 to 74 are presented here:
Place 83:
Place 82:
Place: 81
Place: 80
Place: 79
Place: 78
Place: 77
Place: 76
Place: 75
Place: 74
What misfits the digital self portrait when straight jackets are imposed and tightened like budgetary measures and strategic theme parks? Who can appear to an appointment without checking the Others eating pattern or personal performance indicator in advance? Do you know Akatu shower app?
As part of ICTS effort to catapult Maastricht University into the 24th century, a service officially not supported since 2006 is finally buried alive. The personal website's of UM's human resources are due to evaporate June 1 and with it the collective experience of people who stranded in Maastricht or were on their way to some other place. While the school's profiles found a save new port on its own IT infrastructure no measures where taken to save the personal treasures from the sinking ship. Until now.
A screenshot from all personal websites hosted on the obsolete hardware are here presented for the first time. As little portraits they preserves not only the unique expression of people but show their diversity in the light of an organizations dedication to efficiency and uniformity. A selection of 83 websites was made and ranked by objective parameters: page-views, google ranking and stylistic variables: content, color scheme, layout
The places 83 to 74 are presented here:
Place 83:
Place 82:
Place: 81
Place: 80
Place: 79
Place: 78
Place: 77
Place: 76
Place: 75
Place: 74
Monday, 8 April 2013
SBE Professor Piet Eichholtz Co-develops Economics Website for Dutch High School Students
The website aims to serve as an interactive platform to help students with the preparation of their final high school exam. It will provide clear video explanations for all final exam questions on the subjects of Economy and Management & Organization in recent years, both for VWO and HAVO study levels.
Wednesday, 3 April 2013
Not at Maastricht University: Online courses open doors for teenagers
Amol
Bhave, a 17-year-old from Jabalpur, India, learnt last week that he had
been accepted to MIT after scoring 97 per cent on edX’s circuits and electronics course. He received the good news on March 14 – or “pi day”,
as he put it in a Skype conversation with the FT.
Link to the article: http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/c5a4b932-924c-11e2-851f-00144feabdc0.html#ixzz2PPfwGKgm
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
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