Looks like this Net Neutrality debate will be raging on for some time to come. Today, the Senate is beginning its third day of hearings on draft telecom legislation after the House passed a bill last week that largely ignored the Net Neutrality supporters' concerns. Most supporters of the "Net Neutrality" concept want to ensure […]
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Please log on an read today's Washington Post Opinion Section: Lawrence Lessig and Robert McChensey "No Tolls on the Internet" – I couldn't have said it better myself! Please also keep checking in at Save the Internet.com
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As I mentioned yesterday, zoho.com has options for hosted polls / surveys / tests / evaluations in their suite of web applications via zoho challenge and zoho polls. Today, I noticed that my web host (BlueHost – they are awesome!) offers several evaluation web applications for easily upload to my personal site via Fantastico. Maybe
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I'm trying out my second Mobile RSS Aggregator, Plusmo – if you count Bloglines viewed via the mobile Internet browser as my first. I read about it on the MobHappy blog. While Plusmo is stressing the app's ability to push content to a smart phone or PDA device, they have made a really nice RSS
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I am testing out my new laptop (a Dell Inspiron 640m – the business brand sister to the home version E1405). Including Tom's work laptop, my Cingular 8125 and Tom's Blackberry, we now have 6 devices to access the Internet (including the iMac and our other laptop). However, I NEEDED this new super fast "thin
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Zoho.com is one to watch. If you think Writely.com was great, I say Google may have jumped too soon. Here are links to the Zoho blog from the developers, to AdventNet (the private IT company behind the curtain, so to speak) and to the company profile in Hoovers. The web based suite (yep, more web
Jane Knight maintains a wonderful blog filled with great e-learning resources. Given my new interest in all things mLearning related, I will have to check out Symex mTeacher that Jane highlighted this week. From the features listed on the site, Symex mTeacher looks like more of an teacher classroom administration tool than a mlearning platform.
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I was recently asked if I knew of any "e-portfolio" solutions. I consider this site to be a sort of e-portfolio that contains and organizes my thoughts on technology and instructional design, including my submitted course work in my Masters program. I find it very valuable to maintain my site as a sort of working
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We all know about audio and video podcasts, but I can't recall reading anything about "text" casts to read content on your mobile device . . . until today . . . As noted in this blog post, it is possible to use an online mobile feed reader (I used Bloglines which works great on