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Howard Rheinigold: Cultivating a Personal Learning Network

Institute for Social and Network Literacy Life Skills for Knowledge Citizenship Notes on cultivating a personal learning network Explore — it’s not just about knowing how to find experts, co-learners, but about exploration as invitation to serendipitous encounter. Search – Use Diigo, delicious, listorious, to find pools of expertise in the fields that interest you. …

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Reference: World Almanac of Islamism + RECAP

The American Foreign Policy Council’s World Almanac of Islamism is a comprehensive resource designed to track the rise or decline of radical Islam on a national, regional and global level. This database focuses on the nature of the contemporary Islamist threat around the world, and on the current activities of radical Islamist movements worldwide. Click …

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Secrecy News: ACLU to Congress on Curbing Secrecy

ACLU:  CONGRESS MUST ACT TO CURB SECRECY “Congress must take the lead in challenging the laws and practices that have allowed excessive secrecy to become the dominant feature of our national security culture,” the American Civil Liberties Union urged in a new report on government secrecy. “The excessive secrecy that hides how the government pursues …

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Review: To Save America Stopping Obama’s Secular-Socialist Machine

Newt Gingrich and *many* other contributors. Hyperbole Squared, Disingenious, Mostly Theater, June 2, 2011 I happen to like Newt Gingrich, but no one has held him accountable on matters of truth for decades. When I was elected Virtual President at the Huffington Post (search for Robert David Steele), Newt was my choice for Vice President …

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