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Two weeks ago the Danish government started a pilot program allowing college students to use Internet during exams (see the news article here). They are planning on extending the program to all of schools in the country by 2011. At first look this seems like a simple policy change. However, when I read the news article it seemed to me more than this.  Read More »

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Submitted by Firat Soylu on Sun, 11/22/2009 - 17:42.

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Cyborg Transformation
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A year ago, gnovis interviewed Ted Castranova, author of "Synthetic Worlds." Castranova returned to speak to CCT students again this week, and we grabbed him for a follow up interview. Our apologies for the poor audio quality in this episode.

Submitted by Brad Weikel on Wed, 10/29/2008 - 09:22.

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