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Past Episodes
34: None of the Above | The Hiatus Episode
33: Vector v. Raster, with Sean Doran
32: The Web Design Equation, with Sean Doran
31: Flipped Classrooms, with Bryan M Brush
30: Memories, with Sam Bantner
29: Community, with Joe Darnell
28: Fitness
27: WWDC 2015
26: Travel
25: Comedy, with 3G3Q
24: Storytelling, with Laura Masters
23: Apple Watch
22: Ideas, Beers, and Broken Hearts
21: Multimedia in Education
20: Context is King
019: Interior Design, with Hillary Hutchings
Bonus: Do You Trust Us?
018: Concerts, with Zack Cramp
017: Maps, with Graham Welling
016: Magazines, with Jacob Tender
015: Games
014: Email
013: The Cloud
012: Voice as UI, with Scott Ryan-Hart
011: Personalities
010: Retrospective
009: Writing, with John Saddington
008: eBooks, with Connor Mason
007: Messaging
006: Calendars

Episode 013: The Cloud

Episode 013: The Cloud

013: The Cloud

February 24, 2015

In This Episode:

We explore what the cloud really is, how all the things on the Internet are crazy, and weigh the pros and cons for education's reliance on third parties for their friendly neighborhood cloud necessities.

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Show Notes & Links

Intro

Mashable at 0:45

This fierce blizzard has made February Boston’s snowiest month ever


Sean: Tackling the Cloud (Starts at 2:09)

Gizmodo at 2:37

What is “the Cloud” — and Where is it?

PC World at 3:12

iCloud vs. iTunes backups: The crucial differences that affect your data

Research Agenda in Cloud Technologies at 3:55

Information Architects (iA) at 4:18

iCloud’s previous over-simplification of file hierarchy

The Economist at 4:55

Jennifer Lyn Morone incorporates herself

Quartz at 5:00

You own it, but Facebook can still use it

YouTube Help Center at 5:18

This new rule about paid product placements caused a stir

Ars Technica at 5:30

Old article about Facebook’s “deleted” photo challenge

Snapchat’s Corporate Blog at 5:45

How Snaps are Stored and Deleted

Jennifer Mack at 5:50

How the Library of Congress receives Twitter’s firehose, and what that really means for deleted tweets

Terms of Service; Didn’t Read (TOS;DR) at 6:00

A nice project that aims to help people with long Terms of Service agreements by giving them grades

Wikipedia at 6:30

Cloud computing

Apple at 6:50

Free hour-long workshops

Apple at 7:00

iCloud

iGeeksBlog at 7:20

Step 8: Do a satanic ritual

Apple Support at 7:42

My Photo Stream FAQ

Connected at 8:26

#25: The Microsoft of Ourselves

Apple at 8:40

iCloud Drive

Apple Support at 9:20

OS X Yosemite: Manage iCloud storage

YouTube at 10:19

Surprise.

Wikipedia at 11:00

The Rat Pack

Dropbox Help Center at 11:00

Packrat a.k.a. Extended Version History

Hacker News at 11:33

HIPPA-compliant servers are a can of worms

All Things D at 12:27

Those Dropbox checkmarks were hacks. Yosemite made them official. Some people don’t like it.

Stack Exchange at 13:30

Users need feedback… man.

OS X Human Interface Guidelines (HIG) at 13:30

Post-Show Follow-Up: There is some visual feedback when your Mac can’t connect to the Internet to upload the file to iCloud Drive, but it varies in helpfulness depending on your Finder view:

  • Icons
  • List
  • Columns
  • Good ole’ Cover Flow

Microsoft Office Online at 14:00

Adobe Creative Cloud at 14:02

iCloud Beta at 14:04

Now anyone can use Pages, Numbers, and Keynote for iCloud

Wired at 15:28

Mat Honan gets hacked — Apple and Amazon were accomplices

Medium at 15:31

Naoki Hiroshima’s @N gets hacked — PayPal and GoDaddy were accomplices


Sam: Cloud of Crazy Things (Starts at 17:04)

IFTTT at 17:06

If this, then that — and that, and this, and those

IFTTT’s Do, Do, and Do at 17:14

We are manure, I mean.. mature

Conditional Statements at 17:50

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Text to Escape at 18:21

Skedaddle as a Service

Text (sans hashtag) to change your Hue’s hue at 18:50

Urban Dictionary: qq

Amazon at 19:00

Philip’s Hue Starter Pack

IFTTT’s Channels at 19:16

166 as of February 24, 2015

Wikipedia at 20:30

Internet of Things (IoT) a.k.a. Cloud of Crazy Things

CNET at 20:44

Intel and Samsung loves them some IoT

Vessyl at 21:07

VESSYL AUTOMATICALLY KNOWS AND TRACKS EVERYTHING YOU DRINK. EVERYTHING.

Beam Toothbrush at 22:26

We weren’t joking

YouTube at 23:04

Surprise.

App Store at 23:35

Beam Brush

YouTube at 23:46

Surprise.

Computer or Fridge? at 24:35

This is a challenge

Amazon.co.uk at 25:58

Ladies and Gentlemen, the iKettle


Bryan: Third Party clouds and Education (Starts at 26:35)

Google Scholar at 26:48

Cost benefit analysis of cloud computing in education

Episode 008: eBooks, with Connor Mason at 27:21

Digitize all the things.

Wikipedia at 28:44

Learning Management Systems (LMS)

Blackboard at 28:58

It happens.

seanwes at 30:00

Build Your Platform – Not Someone Else’s

Adventures in Adjunct Teaching at 30:40

This person really hates Blackboard.

Google Chrome at 32:30

Googley education

Procedia: Social and Behavioral Sciences at 33:22

Percentages for cloud usage in different Industrial Sectors and Services Pie Chart

International Journal of Information Management at 34:10

Cloud computing for education: A new dawn?

Chromebooks in Education at 35:44

Affordable. Easy management. Classroom impact.

Education Week at 36:55

Increase funds for the U.S. Department of Education — part of it going towards technology

Apple at 36:57

iPad in Education

Ecosystem Lock-in at 39:20

Hey… lmgtfy!


Outro (at 39:35)

Episode 012: Voice as UI, with Scott Ryan-Hart at 39:45

Soylent at 41:45

“Each serving of Soylent provides maximum nutrition with minimum effort.”

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