Metadata Masterdata – Page 7

Georgia tech online MOOC MS in CS

May 19, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management, Linguistic Search, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy

Udacity and Georgia Tech Introduce Online CS Masters Degree
Jon Russell, thenextweb.com

Georgia Tech has announced a partnership with Web-learning startup Udacity that sees the two organizations team up to offer its first online master of science degree, which will run as an entirely Internet-based program.

The degree …

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Udacity Will Offer Masters Degrees in CS From Georgia Tech (allthingsd.com)
Georgia Tech and Udacity roll out massive new low-cost degree program (insidehighered.com)
Get A Full Master’s Degree in Computer Science for $6K (collegenet.com)
Georgia Tech to Offer a MOOC-Like Online Master’s Degree, at Low Cost (Chronicle of Higher Ed) (mitopencourseware.wordpress.com)

Turn a mason jar into a coffee machine

May 19, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Cognitive Science, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

USA-Made Portland Press Lets You Brew Fresh Coffee in Any Mason Jar
Erin Flesch, inhabitat.com

Home coffee-making equipment has come a long way, but the typical french press is still assembled from plastic and delicate glass in an overseas factory. The Portland Press is a french press for a mason jar that is made in the state of Oregon out …

RT @inhabitat: This beautiful USA-made Portland Press lets you brew fresh coffee in any mason jar! http://flip.it/QZImw http://flip.it/KQLlj

The Wait Is Over: You Can Finally Brew Coffee in a Mason Jar with the Portland Press (core77.com)
Green & Good-Looking: A French Press Made From a Mason Jar (thekitchn.com)
The Portland Press (dept4.wordpress.com)

Bio hacking: DIY biotech

May 19, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

(via Dave Asprey On Biohacking – Business Insider)

How to Get Lean Eating Butter, Bacon, & Coconut Oil; An Interview with Dave Asprey of The Bulletproof Executive (tech.co)
Biohacking (wewanttolearn.wordpress.com)

Bulletproof conference: biohack your life

May 19, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

(via Bulletproof Conference — Biohack Your Life)

guardian tecnologia: Kickstarter must not fund biohackers’ glow-in-the-dark plants | Martin Lukacs (guardian.co.uk)
Biohacking (wewanttolearn.wordpress.com)
Make Yourself Bulletproof (exohuman.com)

Digital must haves for any new startup

May 18, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

New Start-ups: Here’s Your Digital To-Do List
John Brandon, inc.com

TECH REPORT

You already know you need a robust Web presence for your business. What other tech steps do you need to take to get established? Read this handy list.

I asked a number of entrepreneurs and experts for the essential things every…

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Starting up? Here’s a Great Digital To-Do List (projecteve.com)
Your Web Presence Stinks (benmccary.wordpress.com)
6th day of 42 days “To-do Lists” – Pros and Cons (unbreakablehealth.wordpress.com)

The rise of artisanal publishing

May 18, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Design UX, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

Call It “Artisanal,” And 5 Other Ways To Crush Self-Publishing
By: Sam Harrison, fastcompany.com

When former Apple evangelist Guy Kawasaki submitted what he believed was a perfect manuscript to a professional copyeditor, the editor found 1,500 errors. So he knows a thing or two (or 1,500) about how to self-publish the right way. Read on for h…

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Call It “Artisanal,” And 5 Other Ways To Crush Self-Publishing (fastcompany.com)
iUniverse Publishing: How To Be Your Own Copyeditor (iuniversepublishing.wordpress.com)
Guy Kawasaki’s Best Tips for Publishing Your Own Book (entrepreneur.com)
Artisanal (cultofajracewood.wordpress.com)
Why Quality Editing is Crucial When You Self-Publish (Part Three – Copyediting) (projecteve.com)
Guy Kawasaki’s Best Tips for Publishing Your Own Book (newspodge.wordpress.com)

Steve Jobs, Pablo Picasso, Nate Silver: why the most creative people are generalists

May 18, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Design UX, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

Steve Jobs, Nate Silver, And Pablo Picasso: Why The Most Creative People Are Generalists
By: Drake Baer, fastcompany.com

The compelling case for why a breadth of knowledge and a depth of expertise spur innovation.

In the summer of 1982 a 27-year-old Steve Jobs accepted an award at the Academy of Achievement. During his brief speech, he hit what would become…

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Kanye Got Mice Autographed By Steve Jobs And Woz For Father’s Day (gizmodo.com.au)
Let’s go for a walk (empwaynek.wordpress.com)
A Video Compilation of ‘Steve Jobs’s Funniest Keynote Moments’ (macobserver.com)
Build A Company That Attracts The Next Steve Jobs (techcrunch.com)
A Thought-Provoking Quote From Steve Jobs (renardmoreau.wordpress.com)
Steve Jobs Biopic Puts the Ashton Kutcher in Steve Jobs (animalnewyork.com)

Cornell NYC Tech University rethinks tech education

April 30, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata, Regenerative Economy

Building a Better Tech School
By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA, nytimes.com

IF all the hopes and hype are warranted, a nondescript third-floor loft in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan offers a glimpse of the future, for New York City and for Cornell University. In truth, it doesn’t look like much — just…

Cornell NYC Tech, Planned for Roosevelt Island, Starts Up in Chelsea – NYTimes.com http://flip.it/Gv4n5 http://flip.it/bZBlI

Dean at Cornell NYC Tech Dishes on First Semester (wnyc.org)
Cornell Tech Redefines “Industrial Complex” (raxacollective.wordpress.com)
Cornell NYC Tech to Bring Net Zero, LEED Platinum to $2B Roosevelt Island Campus (greenbuildingsnyc.com)
Tech Studies at NYC Universities (wnyc.org)
Why New York’s rise as a startup haven is sustainable (venturebeat.com)
Why New York is a sustainable startup hub (medcitynews.com)

Kinsa: smartphone thermometer and real time health map

April 29, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

Kinsa launches a smartphone-connected thermometer to create a real-time health map
Ki Mae Heussner, gigaom.com

If you want a real-time picture of the country’s health, you can check out Google Flu Trends or insights from social media. And if you want a more official perspective, you can turn to the Centers for Disease Control. But getting…

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Google Flu Trends: Missing The Mark (biosurveillance.typepad.com)
Who has the flu today in the world? (moebio.org)
Uber-Intelligent Thermometers – The ‘Kinsa Smart Thermometer’ Simplifies Everyday Health Management (TrendHunter.com) (trendhunter.com)
The Black Canyon Forecast Station Versus Google’s Flu Trends, HealthMap, and SickWeather (biosurveillance.typepad.com)
Google Search Engine Tracks Influenza (medicalminded.wordpress.com)
Eight Years of the Great Influenza Survey to Monitor Influenza-Like Illness in Flanders (plosone.org)
Big data, big problems? Nate Silver explains why we need better habits for weighing up information in this data-rich age – video (guardian.co.uk)
Sensors, thermometers, and bears oh my! Three devices spotted at Datapalooza (medcitynews.com)

Data hero: visualization startup cloud based analysis

April 29, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Design UX, Digital health, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

Visualization startup Datahero opens its doors and delivers data analysis for the masses
Derrick Harris, gigaom.com

When I first met Datahero Co-founder Chris Neumann a year ago, I was pretty excited about what he claimed his new company was going to do. Essentially, he told me, it was going to offer a simple, cloud-based data analysis and…

Visualization startup Datahero opens its doors and delivers data analysis for the masses http://flip.it/NwDD6 http://flip.it/MVf6l

Visualization is the future: 6 startups re-imagining how we consume data [GigaOM] (gigaom.com)
It’s a beautiful thing when free data meets free analytics (gigaom.com)
Seeking Simplicity’s Sweet Spot (cloudave.com)
Big Data Analysis Takes a Big Bite Out of HPC Workloads: IDC (eweek.com)
Thomas Davenport on Creativity in Quantitative Analysis (pafnuty.wordpress.com)
How signals, geometry, and topology are influencing data science (strata.oreilly.com)
Marketers, Seeing A Changing Landscape, Recognize Need For Data Analysis Skills (monsieurdigital.wordpress.com)
Big Data Reveals Weather-Related Shopping Patterns (informationweek.com)

TechShop: industrial revolution for $125 a month

April 28, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

TechShop: an industrial revolution for $125 a month
Brian Heater, engadget.com

Someone, Mark Hatch, if I had to guess, has left a Square reader just to the left of where we’ve set up our cameras. It’s on a table next to a small, but exceptionally diverse array of gadgets. There’s a wooden book that unfolds into a des…

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TechShop CEO Mark Hatch on his Toshiba T1100 Plus and radio tech magic (engadget.com)
How 3D Printing Will Revolutionize E-Commerce (3dprintinginsider.com)
Learn To Make Unique Keepsakes At TechShop Exhibition (pittsburgh.cbslocal.com)
Opinionator | Fixes: It’s Not Just Nice to Share, It’s the Future (opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
JOBS bill / crowdfunding exemption signed into law today (makezine.com)
The Industrial Revolution Tour comes to a close (traceymaclean.wordpress.com)
MakerBot and Stratasys Announce Merger (makerbot.com)
What Is Industrial Revolution? (historyindustrialrevolution.wordpress.com)
8 Objects That Signal a New Industrial Revolution (gizmodo.com)
Homeless to hacker: How the Maker Movement changed one man’s life (venturebeat.com)

Food Hackathons: food tech startups growing

April 15, 2013 by timbatchelder, posted in Health Informatics, Information Visualization, Knowledge Management, Metadata Masterdata

Food Hackers Cook Up a Storm of Startup Ideas in San Francisco
Wade Roush, xconomy.com

Wade RoushFile this under “more evidence that food-tech is one of the hottest areas for Bay Area entrepeneurs.” A weekend Food Hackathon contest at SOMACentral’s new 450 Townsend Street space attracted some 170 developers, designers,…

http://flip.it/YDpSP

New Rock Health Startups Focus on Data, Sensors, Patients (xconomy.com)
The VC Will See You Now at the “World’s Largest Office Hours” (xconomy.com)
Global Hackathon for Social Good : Mobile (geekli.st)
Hacking the Red Planet in San Francisco (mapbox.com)
Public Media Collides with Silicon Valley; Six Startups Emerge (xconomy.com)
6 Hackathons You Should Know About (news.dice.com)
Food: Eating and Food Shopping in San Francisco (Bay Area) (thegypsynurse.com)

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