Posts from ‘March, 2005’

I keep recording the audio “skyperview” and “iRiverView” interviews I am doing for the upcoming article I am not yet writing, and have 21 now in the collection:
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/forum/spr05/podcast.html
Most of these were colleagues I cornered with my mp3 recorder, as well as a few more audio devices
So added to the list:
* Eric Feinblatt and Michael Feldstein– [...]

Carbon Copy Cloner is worth 12 stars out of 10 for a Mac OS X application. After a rebuild of the OS on our XServe (that powers this blog and Feed2JS), our temporary solution was to build the OS on an external Firewire drive loaned by a helpful Apple engineer who trouble shooted our server [...]

I’ve always admired Google for taking the time to do important things like rotating their logos. I was a little curios when I reached for my favorite web tool today to find something and saw:

And of course a quickie search revealed that today is Vincent Van Gogh’s birthday. Among other things you get by going [...]

Today we announced the opening of registration for our May 16-20 Learnshop “Bringing Digital Storytelling to the Classroom LearnShop”– with 12 available spots.
Check out the chronology:
* 08:53:24 AM : email announcement sent
* 09:03:22 AM : first registrant signs up
* 11:03:24 AM : 12th registrant signs up
2 hours and 10 minutes to fill a workshop. And [...]

Since I am pondering doing the MovableType to WordPress conversion, I’ve done a bit of reflecting on the last two years of blogging. Nothing profound has emerged, but I did start to think about the part of a blog post I spend the most time on (obviously it is not spell checking) — coming up [...]

Some might squint at my ethics, but by an interesting sequence of events, this Friday Brian Lamb is coming to Maricopa for a Dialogue Day on Learning objects, Wikis, and Other Curious Things. Brian and I have done a number of great collaborations since we both started chatting at one of those stale lecture format [...]

You can have your wiki and move it too. Several times this past year (and well this past week) I have had reason to move an entire UseMod wiki to another server. It is easy and tricky at the same time, and I think I have it all figured out now.
One need was to have [...]

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The Result of Our Online Application Programavailable on my flickr

Over the past two years we developed and implemented an online system for faculty to submit applications for professional growth summer projects, for their reps to review applications, [...]

Regarding the recently blogged More Frivolous Fun: Spelling with Flickr, there is a new feature that you can use a small chunk of cut and paste JavaScript to put in the source of your web page, and have it dynamically create a different set of flickr-ed letters on every page reload… think of it as [...]

Two years, a year ago, it was noteworthy when feedless-sites were worth announcing they had added an RSS feed. Is it really newsworthy anymore? There is some sort of tipping point at work here, just curious if the threshold has been lost.
It takes me back 10, 11, 12 years ago when the first web sites [...]