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[https://mediashift.org/2014/01/6-small-steps-to-bringing-innovation-to-the-classroom/ by Amy Schmitz Weiss 16/1/14 MEDIASHIFT] | [https://mediashift.org/2014/01/6-small-steps-to-bringing-innovation-to-the-classroom/ by Amy Schmitz Weiss 16/1/14 MEDIASHIFT] | ||
New years and new semesters give educators the opportunity to review past courses and identify ways to change and improve them. In 2014, improvement can pave the way for innovation. | New years and new semesters give educators the opportunity to review past courses and identify ways to change and improve them. In 2014, improvement can pave the way for innovation. | ||
=====Innovation Hub===== | |||
[https://www.npr.org/podcasts/512646501/innovation-hub by npr] | |||
The 1964 Supreme Court Case Jacobellis v. Ohio presented a highly subjective question to the justices: what is obscenity or pornography? How do you define it? Where do you draw the line? In response, Justice Potter Stewart gave us the iconic line, "I know it when I see it." His ambiguous answer works fine for humans who can make judgement calls on the fly, but the algorithms that rule our lives need rules that are much more concrete. | |||
