I’m so impressed with Flock 1.0 that I’m going to stop using Firefox for the next week. I really liked the early versions I used, and it’s come a long way since. Hopefully the occasional problems I ran into in the past are gone in this version.
I may even put up with some of [...]
I’ve become a big fan of netvibes. It’s a site similar to iGoogle, but has more types of widgets on it. I set it up about a month ago and am slowly finding more and more reasons to like it. It works as the hub for all my net services, then I’ve got other tabs [...]
Today was my first day with the online students. My follow-up post to the class blog has an archive of the session, and my presentation slides.
I’ll be writing daily posts on that site from now until Aug 11. We’ll get to cover RSS, and folksonomies. We’re working on a wiki handbook [...]
In a few weeks I’ll be teaching a class on Collaborative Learning with Blogs and Wikis. I was originally expecting to teach on campus and be joined by the online students in the program, however, the game plan has changed. The entire class will be available online. I’ll be teaching from home. [...]
I’ll be teaching a class this summer on Blogs and Wikis. This is a course that was originally taught last semester by Bernie Dodge. I’ll be continuing the wiki handbook that he set up for last semester’s offering and running my own install of a wordpress blog for the class.
The course [...]
I’m working on creating an online language learning community. I’d love to build the environment from scratch, but my time is as limited as my skills. I’m looking through the open source community for a platform that will suit my needs.
My latest tool is Elgg, a tool that’s similar to moodle, in that [...]