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The NEUROHUMANITIES RESEARCH GROUP @ Duke invites you to a semester of events on READING AND THE BRAIN
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By Admin on Oct 26th, 2011
  1. Arts & Humanities
  2. Digital Humanities
  3. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. attention
  2. HASTAC@Duke
  3. neuroscience

The NEUROHUMANITIES RESEARCH GROUP (Duke Institute for Brain Science [DIBS] and Franklin Humanities Institute [FHI]) invites your participation in...
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Kids Are Wired Differently--Reblog from The Huffington Post
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By Admin on Aug 4th, 2011
  1. Youth
  1. attention
  2. attention blindness
  3. Now You See It
  4. NYSI

This post originally appeared at http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-m-eger/kids-are-wired-differentl_1_b_906289.html

 

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It's Not the Technology, Stupid! Response to NYT "Twitter Trap"
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By Davidson on May 23rd, 2011
  1. Internet & Web 2.0
  2. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  1. attention
  2. Bill Keller
  3. change
  4. Clifford Nass
  5. internet
  6. Nicholas Carr
  7. Sherry Turkle

For HASTAC readers too young to understand the reference in my title, here's a bit of history: Long, long ago, way back in the past millennium...
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Like Tweeting in a Crowded Theater
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By Davidson on Apr 18th, 2011
  1. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  2. Community & Policy
  1. attention
  2. community
  3. distraction
  4. public
  5. tweeting

 
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Attention Deficit or Difference: Video Games v. Cricket
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By Davidson on Apr 3rd, 2011
  1. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  2. Sciences & Neurosciences
  3. Culture
  1. attention
  2. cognition
  3. culture
  4. deficit

Ravi sits staring with rapt attention at the small Nintendo screen, oblivious to the sixteen academics--all adults--surrounding him at the buffet...
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Plastic Bags in Trees: A Primer in the Brain Science of Attention
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By Davidson on Dec 27th, 2010
  1. Academia
  2. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  3. Culture
  1. attention
  2. brain science
  3. digital age
  4. learning

In the UK they call them "witches' britches."  They are the plastic bags that escape from landfills and become caught seemingly forever in...
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Can A Device Really Help Us Pay Attention?
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By Davidson on Dec 10th, 2010
  1. Open Source, Open Access & Open Web
  2. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  3. Sciences & Neurosciences
  1. attention
  2. Drumbeat
  3. Feedbacker
  4. LFW
  5. Now You See It
  6. NYSI

It's that wonderful time in a semester when the grades have been turned in and a prof can look back on a rich, rewarding experience where all the...
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Another take on "Growing up Digital." Distinguishing between Distraction and Mental Wandering
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By Miller on Nov 22nd, 2010
  1. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  1. attention
  2. Gilbert
  3. Growing Up Distracted
  4. happiness
  5. Tierney

Admit it. This picture's just the teensiest bit creepy.
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Why Doesn't Anyone Pay Attention Anymore?
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By Davidson on Nov 21st, 2010
  1. Academia
  2. Journalism & Media
  3. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  4. Reading & Writing
  1. attention
  2. learning
  3. new york times
  4. novels
  5. reading

This is a response to yet another article about why kids today don't pay attention.  Matt Richtel, in the November 21, 2010, New York Times,...
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Four Indispensable Methods for Organizing Group Attention
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By Davidson on Nov 8th, 2010
  1. Legal, Licensing & Copyright
  2. Social Networks & Social Media
  1. attention
  2. crowds
  3. crowdsourcing
  4. responsibility

Over the next few weeks, I will blogging about all of the ideas and insights and keynotes and applications and everything else we took away from...
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