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Blogsavvy > Improving blogging toolsHow would you like to see blogging tools improved? What developments do you reckon are most likely in the next couple of years… read my opinions and tell us yours over at blogsavvy! Tuttle SVC – The Open Educational SymposiumTom has been going to lots of things that make me insanely …
The new resource: social bookmarks, tagging or something else?
Got an email from Matthew Kearney at UTS asking about what to do and where to go with those enormous and valuable projects we all went nuts over many years ago, namely the ‘resource / links sits’. In particular Matthew points to some resources he put together a while back (edtech, science) for kids and …
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Seb's Open Research – Real lifeJeez… I can’t tell you how similarly I feel to Seb… most of the time. Good luck with your explorations & can I second all of those ‘things I’d like to be doing’ :o)
New Toys
Good stuff, I finally have a new laptop and it looks like this: Which added to my new phone: Means that I can now be a vogger (hmmm… wonder if this will work!) [can anyone tell me how to get embedded quicktime into my RSS feed… or if you;re getting this by RSS, can you …
501 Posts & Yacapaca
Was just about to write this post about Yapaca and spotted something on the dashboard… I moved to WordPress on October 5th 2004 so not a bad effort I think ;o) Anyway, on with the show… Form Ian Grove-Stephenson comes news that their new teacher authoring tool is live and ready to go: “The authoring …
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skippy dot net ยป WordPress Database BackupSkippy is about my favourite WP plugin developer… this is a dbase backup plugin for WP, it’s very very cool. Wirearchy :: Knowledge Work, Networks, Blogging and Organizational StructureVia Harold this is well worth a look. Bloody interesting blog stoo… subscribed!
e-Learning for Development: a model
Isma has posted a working version of his paper, e-Learning for Development: a model and if you’ve got some time I recommend you scoot over and take a look! “Beginning with a very brief case study of a free e-learning for development project, the Campus for Peace of the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, this paper …
Cityblogs – WPMU & developing blogging communities based on physical / spatial relationships
If you’re interested in the use of blogs for developing communities then you might be interested in what I just posted over at Blogsavvy: Cityblogs – WPMU & developing blogging communities based on physical / spatial relationships. Basically it involves, in the first instance, trying to set up Melbourne Blogs, Sydney Blogs, Brisbane Blogs, London …
Developing successful social networking applications
Via Stephen, Dave Pollard comes up with “a set of principles … on how to develop Social Networking Applications that really do work”. It’s well worth a read but I’m unconvinced. There’s not one mention of anything approximating centred communication there… that I can see at least. It’s one of those things that keeps on …
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