At the rate at which knowledge is growing, by the time the child born today [~1970] graduates from college, the amount of knowledge in the world will be four times as great. By the time that same child is fifty years old, it will be thirty-two times as great, and 97 percent of everything known in world will have been learned since the time he was born." - Dr. Robert Hilliard, Former FCC Educational Broadcasting SpecialistWinners
The winners of the 2nd Digital Information Literacy Contest (Jan 23, 2008):
- 1. Daryl Lim (27 points -- wins $100)
- 2. Jignesh Vidyut Mehta (21 points -- wins $80)
- 3. Matthew Williamson (19 points -- wins $60)
- 4. Four way tie (17 points -- wins $40) between Amber Morrow, Shakeel Dalal, Nate Logan, and Marianne Luu.
- 5. Six way tie (16 points -- wins $20) between Dorina Mordkovich, Emily Cox, Nathan Claus, Peter Clay, Megan Mohler, Jonathan R Morton
If you won please contact me with three times & dates (in the next few weeks) you can meet me in a computer lab. It won't take more than 30 minutes. You'll narrate your screen capture video and receive your cash prize.
You were not disqualified if ScreenCorder crashed on you. It happened a lot.
Please note: Daryl Lim, Matthew Williamson, and Nathan Claus did not follow instructions and save all files in the Temp directory to their CD-R. So we do not have an .avi file of their screen activity. We can't learn from them. =*(