The document discusses various tools for personal information management, including Joliprint for creating PDFs from webpages, frameworks like TPACK and Bloom's Digital Taxonomy for integrating technology into learning, and challenges of managing personal information both physically and digitally through various online collaboration tools and spaces. It also provides examples of using different Creative Commons licenses to indicate how content can be reused.

1. Class 2: 06-20-2012
COPYRIGHT JUNE 2012 – KIMBERLY S. LIGHTLE. THIS
WORK IS LICENSED UNDER AN
ATTRIBUTION-SHAREALIKE 3.0 UNPORTED CREATIVE COMMONS LIC
.

2. Cool Tool #1 - Joliprint
CREATES A PDF FROM ANY WEBPAGE AND LOTS MORE!
HTTP://BEYONDPENGUINS.EHE.OSU.EDU/DEPARTMENT/PROFESSIONAL-LEA
HTTP://BEYONDPENGUINS.EHE.OSU.EDU/FILES/2012/04/JOLIPRINT-PDF-INT

3. Questions About Copyright/Reuse
 If you don't want anybody to reuse your content you could use this:
 Example: Copyright March 2012 - Kimberly Lightle. All rights reserved.
 Some people do add an additional statement about contacting the author for
permission:
 Example: Copyright March 2012 - Kimberly Lightle. All rights reserved.
Contact the copyright holder at lightle.16@osu.edu for additional
information.
 The easiest and internationally recognized way to indicate how you want your
content reused is through a Creative Commons license. Working through this
set of questions will help you determine which license you want to use on each
piece of content you create - http://creativecommons.org/choose/. This page
also provides icons and the html code to embed into your web page.
 Example: Copyright March 2012. Stories for Students by Kimberly Lightle
is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.

4. Frameworks for Integrating
Technology

5. Frameworks for Integrating Technology
TPACK Bloom's Digital Taxonomy
 BDT isn't about the
tools or technologies --
it is about using these
to facilitate learning
 Pyramid (pay attention
to CC license)
Image from http://tpack.org/

6. Personal Information
Management

7. Definition of PIM
Activities you perform in order to acquire, organize,
maintain, retrieve, and use information
 Paper-based and digital information
 To complete tasks
 In our various roles
 For you
 AND about you (How are you managing the personal
information other people have about you?)

8. Are you a hunter?
Are you a gatherer?
Do you have a guilt pile?
An Engineer's Desk. Image courtesy of camknows, Flickr.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/camknows/3821001012/
PIM in the Material World

9. PIM in the Digital World
 Where are my Personal Information Management spaces?
 iGoogle Homepage via RSS
 Google Drive (Google docs) – Assignment 8
 Email (Feedburner and Folders)
 Folders on my desktop (but I’m tethered to one machine – ConnectPC)
 DropBox
 Twitter – Assignment 3
 Diigo – Assignment 5 and 23
 Wiki – Assignment 22 (we will be using Carmen wiki)
 Where are yours? Which ones allow you to share or be part
of a community?

10. Online Collaboration
 Assignment 8 – due July 1
 “Seven Common Challenges”
 Use Adobe Connect, Google Drive/Docs to meet online to
complete assignment – "share" your Google doc with me
(my gmail is kslightle@gmail.com)
 Divide into groups
 No more than 3 in a group
 Send me an email with names of group members