I gave Yahoo! Pipes a try this morning to see what all the fuss is about. In a nut shell, it is a hosted mashup tool on steroids with a fairly simple interface to seek and grab web content for publishing within your desired mashup. I fear I have only seen the tip of this…
The February / March issue of Innovate is out. Here is a roundup for the topics covered in this issue. To mix it up, I linked to the author bio – face to a name. The publications are found in the left side bar or under each author profile: Assessment by James L. Morrison and…
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All fears of selling my soul to the Google devil aside, Google Reader is good (ok … pretty darn great). As a long time Bloglines gal, I haven’t checked by blog roll there for months. Tonight, I found another reason to justify the switch. Google Reader has a little toolbar widget (under Settings / Goodies)…
This one will require further reflection, so I'll save it … an excerpt from one of my professors during a recent discussion: "This thread illustrates classic "nitpicker" logic. The solution is supported/attacked, primarily on the basis of personal bias (one's perceived learning style), which eventually leads us into an unwinable stalemate. This post begins to…
FLUX is a new blog hosted by Futurelab, a UK based nonprofit focused on learning and technology. The blog is produced by a panel of writers who contribute to "articles, projects and resources". The Futurelab web site is packed with great learning and technology links and resourses. I recently received a free print copy of…
I’m in my thirties … at least until the clock strikes midnight. technorati tags:birthday
Enjoy! technorati tags:WKRP, turkey
I headed off to my local polling place bright and early today. With only a few choices on the ballot in this mid-term election, casting my vote was a quick process. Unfortunately, figuring out how to use the electronic polling machine was the hard part! Envision walking into a booth and facing a giant paper…