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I was asked, I''m curious as to what you think the three most important things for new teachers to know about technology integration in k-12? The exact technology doesn''t matter much, and has evolved over the years, from the days of email mailing lists, to community bulletin boards, to social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook. But it''s important to do something better than just searching on Google; that can drain more time than you can imagine. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Mar 24 2009 CoP Series #10: Stewarding Technology for Community Published by Nancy White at 5:11 am under communities of practice This is the 10th and last in a series of blog posts I wrote for Darren Sidnick about communities of practice in an elearning context late last year. This is true in the application of technology for learning. MORE
I did a search for rapid eLearning and the following is a screen shot showing the results with arrows added for one that I really don’t understand. It’s NOT because of personalized search. eLearning Technology. Subscribe to the Best of eLearning Learning for updates from this blog and other eLearning blogs This is stupid but struck me funny. MORE
» February 11, 2008 "MIT Researchers Advance Lecture Capture with Search Capabilities" (Campus Technology) ( story link ) Now this is what I call an *LMS (lecture management system). typekey e-Clippings (a division of blogoehlert) Me in Second Life Blog powered by TypePad Member since 08/2003 MORE
Doc Searls Weblog Home About Subscribe to feed ‹ Missing… • Burma save › Getting out of Live Search hell October 22, 2007 in problems | 6 comments Live.com used to have a great map search that yielded very nice 3-d images of the landscape — much better than what you’d get with Google Maps. But afterwards her PC ran slower, and now insists on trying to run Live Search, no matter what, when she runs Internet Explorer. MORE
Datanyze (free version): Free Chrome extension for scanning websites to see the company’s revenue, employees, and technology providers. GetProspect (free version): Email finder and LinkedIn profile locator that enables you to search for up to 100 contacts monthly. Blog Sales MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jan 05 2010 More Reflections on SharePoint and Picking Technology Published by Nancy White at 8:03 am under Digital Habitats , international development , online interaction , technology stewardship , tools Yesterday I woke up and checked my email. My friend Jon Lebkowsky suggested that I blog my response. MORE
Home About Complexity Reading List Knowledge Management Reading List In Defense of Data Centrism John 0 comments Education System Dec 23 In the never ending search to know “what works,” we have a few choices. A consortium of technology companies are working to develop the definition of ‘21st century skills’ they believe are necessary for their incoming labor force – but in the radically localized Education field, there is no King to accept their input. MORE
Doc Searls Weblog Home About Subscribe to feed ‹ Running the numbers • Besides come cheap › Maybe they should call it ButtBook September 6, 2007 in Future , Ideas , News , Places , problems | 8 comments We’re expanding search so that people can see which of their friends are on Facebook more easily , Phillip Fung says on the company blog. by now) is that Facebook is opening its doors to search engines like Google, MSN, and Yahoo. MORE
About a year ago I wrote a blog on the post retirement phase of my life. Tom Foremski , a journalist blogger and friend who reports on the business and culture of innovation in Silicon Valley Watcher , wrote an interesting comment in my blog: “In some ways, I see your post-retirement life as being somewhat futuristic, in that it will be the way many people will be working in the future. Finally, there is blogging. Blogging helps me structure my fairly eclectic life. MORE
Learning Technologies 2009. Learning technologies: the road ahead. Under the radar: great technologies that you could be using. Write a blog? Smart Search, e.g. Informal Learning Flow. Research page is a starting point for feeds, searches, and proven destinations. interface is my personal launch page, and it includes links to many of the technologies we’ll cover today. blogs , one of which is home to this page. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jan 05 2010 More Reflections on SharePoint and Picking Technology Published by Nancy White at 8:03 am under Digital Habitats , international development , online interaction , technology stewardship , tools Yesterday I woke up and checked my email. My friend Jon Lebkowsky suggested that I blog my response. MORE
The folks over at BrandonHall, the learning folks who blog lots of interesting links, pointed out a value of Twitter that not all of us may have seen yet. Twitter as a search engine. But I never really conceptualized it as search. First, I searched for something for me. But you have to have a question in mind to make the search meaningful beyond curiosity. I am not quite as clear about how searching Twitter as a one-off search can pay off. MORE
Search is not getting better, or it certainly seems that way. In the evolutionary battle between search engines and search engine marketers, the search engines are not keeping ahead, and crap content is finding its way into the top of search results. This makes search users unhappy, opens the way for alternatives to the dominant player in the Western world, AKA Google. In the context of search, if people find what they are looking for, it is high quality. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… May 02 2008 Noticing some nice non-profit wiki work Published by Nancy White at 8:00 am under knowledge sharing , non profits/ngos , social media , technology stewardship A while ago Beth Kanter put out to her network a request to know about useful nonprofit wiki practices. P.S. Beth, when I went to find the link on your blog, I noticed two things. MORE
More and more, I struggle to find any industry, company, process, task, or function that’s not being affected these days by technology. Its founders felt that the classic methods — cold-calling, blanketing prospects with snailmail and email, setting up booths at trade shows, buying advertising, and so on — were losing their effectiveness in a world of caller ID, spam filters, search engines, TiVo, social networking software, and limited attention spans. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jan 05 2010 More Reflections on SharePoint and Picking Technology Published by Nancy White at 8:03 am under Digital Habitats , international development , online interaction , technology stewardship , tools Yesterday I woke up and checked my email. My friend Jon Lebkowsky suggested that I blog my response. MORE
Blogging, emailing and messaging aren’t owned by anybody. Getting 20,500,000 Google Image search results for “twitter fail&# paints a picture that should be convincing enough. Twitter’s own search results for “hourly usage limit&# +wtf wraps the case. Blogging Ideas infrastructure problems TechnologyTweeting is owned by Twitter. That’s a problem. MORE
As for text, it has been progressively deconstructed from books to articles to blog postings to 140 character tweets. The technological foundation of narratives. Digital technology provides all of us the ability to define and communicate narratives in rich and textured ways. We live in a world of ever more change and choice , a world where we have far more opportunity than ever to achieve our potential. That kind of world is enormously exciting, and full of options. MORE
But I didn’t have anything useful to add to what thousands of others were showing, posting, tweeting and blogging. Back during Sandy, I had a lot to blog because important stuff wasn’t being said on media major and minor. Search from Google and Bing, while good in many ways, seems hidebound and stale to me. Here’s a Yahoo (Bing) search. So I search for Scituate on Twitter , which is more helpful, but not fine-grained enough. MORE
And, of course WordPress is how I write my blog (e.g. As I say, things that end up in presentations and books tend to show up on blog first. I like FeedBlitz as a way to sign up for blogs, as it brings them into my inbox, instead of me needing a separate app. MORE
Building a Blog With Personal Clouds. We have a choice about the world that technology wants to give us. Google Search Permissions — can take pictures and record audio whenever it wants. Here are some of my open tabs, now closing as I list them here in outline form: Infrastructure. Stories of First Nations building, owning, controlling, accessing local community fibre networks. Google’s Google problem. Google’s spectrum database. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jan 05 2010 More Reflections on SharePoint and Picking Technology Published by Nancy White at 8:03 am under Digital Habitats , international development , online interaction , technology stewardship , tools Yesterday I woke up and checked my email. My friend Jon Lebkowsky suggested that I blog my response. MORE
» Radical New Innovation at Outside.in: Search! Forgot to mention that we finally restored search to outside.in. We had a pretty lame search function in the original iteration of the site, which we decided to just kill off because it wasnt very useful (and, perhaps because it wasnt useful, no one was using it.) But we decided a few weeks ago to do a little mod of Google site search, which turns out to work very well. MORE
Today I completed Google’s Power Searching Course. Do I know any more about search than I did ten days ago? You can narrow a search by date. Previously I approached Google searches much like looking something up in an encyclopedia or dictionary. After the course, I treat search more as an iterative process. A pre-search can inform the real search. Or after the first search, I can add to the query to zoom in on what I’m after. MORE
eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e-Learning Trends eLearning 2.0 Content usage patterns - preferred ways to consume various content topics, busiest days and times for viewing content, amount of time spent viewing content and participating in discussion threads and blogs, and preferred way to “find” content. Ive blogged my thoughts on this. I have some at my blog (including the Ace story). MORE
The same (actually) applies to reading blogs. As Sue Waters pointed out to me about indexing blogs, "people don't use blogs that way" I completely agree with Ken that content seems to stream by and if you miss the stream, it somewhat gets lost later as there's the continuous flood. But it concerns me that Ken may be giving up on our mutual quest to figure out alternative views of blog content. eLearning Technology. MORE
If you look at the web, which is a $25 billion slice of that pie, 80 percent of it is direct response–it’s search… it’s bottom of the funnel stuff. That’s an infuriating publishing practice that not only makes a long piece hard to read, but also hard to scan for ideas or to search through for a word or a string. Blogging Business Internet Journalism Personal problems Technology Fashions come and go. Verities do not. MORE
Technology. Blog RSS. It is extraordinary, if you go to vessel tracker.com and down load a tiny piece of software, it allows you to search for any merchant vessel on Google Earth. Links. Articles. Presentations. Photos. Discussions. Guestbook. Contact. Send Email. nigelpaine.com. Leadership. Learning. Links. Articles. Presentations. Photos. Discussions. Guestbook. Contact. Send Email. Navigation. Links. Articles. Presentations. Photos. Discussions. Guestbook. Contact. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… May 04 2008 CPSquare “Connected Futures&# week 1 blog post Published by Nancy White at 7:38 am under technology stewardship Week 1 Workshop Blog Post I’m lending a hand for the CPSquare’s ([link] “ Connected Futures ” workshop which started the last week in April. MORE
Most everyone will agree that advances in information and communication technologies (ICT) are radically transforming the business landscape. Internet users already spend 20–30% of their time online, mainly engaging with media content… Globalization, deregulation, technological innovation and the convergence of previously separate industries such as media, entertainment, information, and consumer electronics, have created a somewhat turbulent media landscape.”. MORE
This is the 10th and last in a series of blog posts I wrote for Darren Sidnick about communities of practice in an elearning context late last year. Part 1 , part 2 , part 3, , part 4, part 5 , part 6 , part 7, part 8 , and part 9 are all here on the blog. . Elearning is growing and evolving hand in glove with a constellation of technologies that have their roots in a number of places. Community influences technology and technology influences community. MORE
The disadvantage is that people who subscribe to my blog will not see the information in their RSS feed or in the daily email. The other disadvantage that is completely self-serving is that each post I create has a chance to serve as bait for organic search traffic in the future. The disadvantage is that content on a topic will be scattered around on my blog. My gut tells me that this is not nearly as satisfying for search visitors. eLearning Technology. MORE
A New Strategy for Higher Education and Training Shirley Alexander Some intro stuff about the buildings being built for the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS). Technology''s role. turns a perfect event into time- and space- independent mode - make optimal use of current technology for recording, storage, distribution, etc - provide added value: replay, searching, browsing, etc. MORE
eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e-Learning Trends eLearning 2.0 eLearning Technology - 6:39 AM 14 comments links to eLearning Costs Permalink: eLearning Costs Bookmark this page at: 14 Comments: At 9/10/2009 08:58:00 AM , Karl Kapp said. Just a note about how we are keeping costs down with the advent of V-Learning(TM) technologies for enhancing distance educatinn and training. MORE
What are Conversation Searches? During those presentations, I'll mention what are sometimes called "vanity searches." These searches look for any mention of your name, company, URLs across blogs and other sites. For me, these searches primarily allow me to see what people are saying in response to something that I've put out there. Typically, these responses come via blogs and twitter. In Twitter Search, I look for my name, site names, and tags. MORE
Someone asked me by email, do you have any advice on how to come up with blog post ideas? The main thing is to be aware of them as possible connections, and when looking at one thing (say, a blog post) to keep other things in the back of your mind, always looking for these connections. I don't always create a blog post; I would be very boring if I did nothing other than blog. Take two blog posts and apply the critical literacies to them, and draw the connections. MORE
People ask me if comments in blogs are important. There are also terrific blogs that either have comments turned off, or create an experience where we don’t feel compelled to comment. Share and Enjoy: 4 responses so far 4 Responses to “Blog comments that make you say “wow!&# | BlogHer&# # Denise on 16 Sep 2008 at 11:04 am Inspire you, move you, make you want to offer a different perspective or just thank them… exactly. MORE
stevenberlinjohnson.com « Hong Kong In Motion | Main | The Kids Are Crazy For Resource Management Strategies » Alexa (and Amazon) Let It All Hang Out Clearly this is a Big Deal : The Alexa Web Search Platform provides public access to the vast web crawl collected by Alexa Internet. Users can search and process billions of documents -- even create their own search engines -- using Alexas search and publication tools. Let a million search engines bloom! MORE
Modern learning organizations understand that, in order to provide learners with the resources they expect (such as content personalization, mobile learning, microlearning, and just-in-time support) new technology tools are no longer a “nice to have” — they’re a necessity. Store content in a single repository so that it is easy to search, find, and reuse. Blog LCMS Resources learning content management system (LCMS MORE
I just ran across a post (below) on my old blog from Tuesday, July 12, 2005 : a few months less than ten years ago. Note that what I wrote on the old blog was outlines. To me the latter is not “the essence of blogging.” For what it’s worth, I found both Jeremy’s and Andy’s posts in a Technorati search. Right now, according to Technorati , the item has been blogged about sixteen times. MORE
That may make Twitter, like blogs, best suited for personal learning environments (PLE) in academia, so that learners can use it for several courses and connect to their non-academic networks as well. Blogs allow this asymmetry but social networks like Facebook don’t. Twitter & blogs foster broadening networks. The mechanics of micro-blogging, like blogging, are rather simple. Of course Twitter is now being hyped, much as blogs were a while back. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… May 29 2009 Technology Stewardship at Libraries – Free Online Event Published by Nancy White at 7:38 am under Digital Habitats , events , technology stewardship June 10th I’ll be joining the good folks at WebJunction to do an hour on technology stewardship in/at libraries. MORE
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jul 03 2008 Sitting with fire – a blog as community and reflection Published by Nancy White at 6:55 pm under communities of practice , community indicators , social media Blogs are often touted as “individual voices.&# Of course, blogs can be many things, including reflective community voices. MORE
Tony Karrer
MARCH 4, 2009
What are Conversation Searches? During those presentations, I'll mention what are sometimes called "vanity searches." These searches look for any mention of your name, company, URLs across blogs and other sites. For me, these searches primarily allow me to see what people are saying in response to something that I've put out there. Typically, these responses come via blogs and twitter. In Twitter Search, I look for my name, site names, and tags.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
AUGUST 18, 2015
Most everyone will agree that advances in information and communication technologies (ICT) are radically transforming the business landscape. Internet users already spend 20–30% of their time online, mainly engaging with media content… Globalization, deregulation, technological innovation and the convergence of previously separate industries such as media, entertainment, information, and consumer electronics, have created a somewhat turbulent media landscape.”.
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John Hagel
MAY 23, 2011
As for text, it has been progressively deconstructed from books to articles to blog postings to 140 character tweets. The technological foundation of narratives. Digital technology provides all of us the ability to define and communicate narratives in rich and textured ways. We live in a world of ever more change and choice , a world where we have far more opportunity than ever to achieve our potential. That kind of world is enormously exciting, and full of options.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
JULY 4, 2013
I was asked, I''m curious as to what you think the three most important things for new teachers to know about technology integration in k-12? The exact technology doesn''t matter much, and has evolved over the years, from the days of email mailing lists, to community bulletin boards, to social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook. But it''s important to do something better than just searching on Google; that can drain more time than you can imagine.
Steven Berlin Johnson
SEPTEMBER 24, 2007
» Radical New Innovation at Outside.in: Search! Forgot to mention that we finally restored search to outside.in. We had a pretty lame search function in the original iteration of the site, which we decided to just kill off because it wasnt very useful (and, perhaps because it wasnt useful, no one was using it.) But we decided a few weeks ago to do a little mod of Google site search, which turns out to work very well.
Jay Cross
JULY 20, 2012
Today I completed Google’s Power Searching Course. Do I know any more about search than I did ten days ago? You can narrow a search by date. Previously I approached Google searches much like looking something up in an encyclopedia or dictionary. After the course, I treat search more as an iterative process. A pre-search can inform the real search. Or after the first search, I can add to the query to zoom in on what I’m after.
Nancy White
MARCH 6, 2009
The folks over at BrandonHall, the learning folks who blog lots of interesting links, pointed out a value of Twitter that not all of us may have seen yet. Twitter as a search engine. But I never really conceptualized it as search. First, I searched for something for me. But you have to have a question in mind to make the search meaningful beyond curiosity. I am not quite as clear about how searching Twitter as a one-off search can pay off.
Trends in the Living Networks
JANUARY 21, 2011
Search is not getting better, or it certainly seems that way. In the evolutionary battle between search engines and search engine marketers, the search engines are not keeping ahead, and crap content is finding its way into the top of search results. This makes search users unhappy, opens the way for alternatives to the dominant player in the Western world, AKA Google. In the context of search, if people find what they are looking for, it is high quality.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
JUNE 1, 2020
Someone asked me by email, do you have any advice on how to come up with blog post ideas? The main thing is to be aware of them as possible connections, and when looking at one thing (say, a blog post) to keep other things in the back of your mind, always looking for these connections. I don't always create a blog post; I would be very boring if I did nothing other than blog. Take two blog posts and apply the critical literacies to them, and draw the connections.
Doc Searls
OCTOBER 22, 2007
Doc Searls Weblog Home About Subscribe to feed ‹ Missing… • Burma save › Getting out of Live Search hell October 22, 2007 in problems | 6 comments Live.com used to have a great map search that yielded very nice 3-d images of the landscape — much better than what you’d get with Google Maps. But afterwards her PC ran slower, and now insists on trying to run Live Search, no matter what, when she runs Internet Explorer.
Tony Karrer
SEPTEMBER 10, 2009
eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e-Learning Trends eLearning 2.0 eLearning Technology - 6:39 AM 14 comments links to eLearning Costs Permalink: eLearning Costs Bookmark this page at: 14 Comments: At 9/10/2009 08:58:00 AM , Karl Kapp said. Just a note about how we are keeping costs down with the advent of V-Learning(TM) technologies for enhancing distance educatinn and training.
Doc Searls
JANUARY 27, 2015
But I didn’t have anything useful to add to what thousands of others were showing, posting, tweeting and blogging. Back during Sandy, I had a lot to blog because important stuff wasn’t being said on media major and minor. Search from Google and Bing, while good in many ways, seems hidebound and stale to me. Here’s a Yahoo (Bing) search. So I search for Scituate on Twitter , which is more helpful, but not fine-grained enough.
Xyleme
DECEMBER 2, 2020
Datanyze (free version): Free Chrome extension for scanning websites to see the company’s revenue, employees, and technology providers. GetProspect (free version): Email finder and LinkedIn profile locator that enables you to search for up to 100 contacts monthly. Blog Sales
Harold Jarche
JUNE 24, 2009
That may make Twitter, like blogs, best suited for personal learning environments (PLE) in academia, so that learners can use it for several courses and connect to their non-academic networks as well. Blogs allow this asymmetry but social networks like Facebook don’t. Twitter & blogs foster broadening networks. The mechanics of micro-blogging, like blogging, are rather simple. Of course Twitter is now being hyped, much as blogs were a while back.
Nancy White
JANUARY 6, 2010
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jan 05 2010 More Reflections on SharePoint and Picking Technology Published by Nancy White at 8:03 am under Digital Habitats , international development , online interaction , technology stewardship , tools Yesterday I woke up and checked my email. My friend Jon Lebkowsky suggested that I blog my response.
Doc Searls
MARCH 27, 2013
Building a Blog With Personal Clouds. We have a choice about the world that technology wants to give us. Google Search Permissions — can take pictures and record audio whenever it wants. Here are some of my open tabs, now closing as I list them here in outline form: Infrastructure. Stories of First Nations building, owning, controlling, accessing local community fibre networks. Google’s Google problem. Google’s spectrum database.
Mark Oehlert
FEBRUARY 11, 2008
» February 11, 2008 "MIT Researchers Advance Lecture Capture with Search Capabilities" (Campus Technology) ( story link ) Now this is what I call an *LMS (lecture management system). typekey e-Clippings (a division of blogoehlert) Me in Second Life Blog powered by TypePad Member since 08/2003
Nancy White
MARCH 24, 2009
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Mar 24 2009 CoP Series #10: Stewarding Technology for Community Published by Nancy White at 5:11 am under communities of practice This is the 10th and last in a series of blog posts I wrote for Darren Sidnick about communities of practice in an elearning context late last year. This is true in the application of technology for learning.
Jay Cross's Informal Learning
JANUARY 27, 2009
Learning Technologies 2009. Learning technologies: the road ahead. Under the radar: great technologies that you could be using. Write a blog? Smart Search, e.g. Informal Learning Flow. Research page is a starting point for feeds, searches, and proven destinations. interface is my personal launch page, and it includes links to many of the technologies we’ll cover today. blogs , one of which is home to this page.
Andy McAfee
MARCH 9, 2011
More and more, I struggle to find any industry, company, process, task, or function that’s not being affected these days by technology. Its founders felt that the classic methods — cold-calling, blanketing prospects with snailmail and email, setting up booths at trade shows, buying advertising, and so on — were losing their effectiveness in a world of caller ID, spam filters, search engines, TiVo, social networking software, and limited attention spans.
Tony Karrer
APRIL 15, 2009
eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on e-Learning Trends eLearning 2.0 Content usage patterns - preferred ways to consume various content topics, busiest days and times for viewing content, amount of time spent viewing content and participating in discussion threads and blogs, and preferred way to “find” content. Ive blogged my thoughts on this. I have some at my blog (including the Ace story).
Nancy White
MARCH 24, 2009
This is the 10th and last in a series of blog posts I wrote for Darren Sidnick about communities of practice in an elearning context late last year. Part 1 , part 2 , part 3, , part 4, part 5 , part 6 , part 7, part 8 , and part 9 are all here on the blog. . Elearning is growing and evolving hand in glove with a constellation of technologies that have their roots in a number of places. Community influences technology and technology influences community.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
OCTOBER 15, 2013
A New Strategy for Higher Education and Training Shirley Alexander Some intro stuff about the buildings being built for the University of Technology, Sydney (UTS). Technology''s role. turns a perfect event into time- and space- independent mode - make optimal use of current technology for recording, storage, distribution, etc - provide added value: replay, searching, browsing, etc.
Nigel Paine
MARCH 29, 2009
Technology. Blog RSS. It is extraordinary, if you go to vessel tracker.com and down load a tiny piece of software, it allows you to search for any merchant vessel on Google Earth. Links. Articles. Presentations. Photos. Discussions. Guestbook. Contact. Send Email. nigelpaine.com. Leadership. Learning. Links. Articles. Presentations. Photos. Discussions. Guestbook. Contact. Send Email. Navigation. Links. Articles. Presentations. Photos. Discussions. Guestbook. Contact.
Nancy White
JANUARY 5, 2010
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jan 05 2010 More Reflections on SharePoint and Picking Technology Published by Nancy White at 8:03 am under Digital Habitats , international development , online interaction , technology stewardship , tools Yesterday I woke up and checked my email. My friend Jon Lebkowsky suggested that I blog my response.
Nancy White
JANUARY 5, 2010
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jan 05 2010 More Reflections on SharePoint and Picking Technology Published by Nancy White at 8:03 am under Digital Habitats , international development , online interaction , technology stewardship , tools Yesterday I woke up and checked my email. My friend Jon Lebkowsky suggested that I blog my response.
Nancy White
JANUARY 5, 2010
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jan 05 2010 More Reflections on SharePoint and Picking Technology Published by Nancy White at 8:03 am under Digital Habitats , international development , online interaction , technology stewardship , tools Yesterday I woke up and checked my email. My friend Jon Lebkowsky suggested that I blog my response.
Clark Quinn
AUGUST 18, 2020
And, of course WordPress is how I write my blog (e.g. As I say, things that end up in presentations and books tend to show up on blog first. I like FeedBlitz as a way to sign up for blogs, as it brings them into my inbox, instead of me needing a separate app.
Steven Berlin Johnson
DECEMBER 13, 2005
stevenberlinjohnson.com « Hong Kong In Motion | Main | The Kids Are Crazy For Resource Management Strategies » Alexa (and Amazon) Let It All Hang Out Clearly this is a Big Deal : The Alexa Web Search Platform provides public access to the vast web crawl collected by Alexa Internet. Users can search and process billions of documents -- even create their own search engines -- using Alexas search and publication tools. Let a million search engines bloom!
Nancy White
MAY 29, 2009
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… May 29 2009 Technology Stewardship at Libraries – Free Online Event Published by Nancy White at 7:38 am under Digital Habitats , events , technology stewardship June 10th I’ll be joining the good folks at WebJunction to do an hour on technology stewardship in/at libraries.
Martijn Linssen
DECEMBER 23, 2010
Home About Complexity Reading List Knowledge Management Reading List In Defense of Data Centrism John 0 comments Education System Dec 23 In the never ending search to know “what works,” we have a few choices. A consortium of technology companies are working to develop the definition of ‘21st century skills’ they believe are necessary for their incoming labor force – but in the radically localized Education field, there is no King to accept their input.
Tony Karrer
AUGUST 19, 2009
The same (actually) applies to reading blogs. As Sue Waters pointed out to me about indexing blogs, "people don't use blogs that way" I completely agree with Ken that content seems to stream by and if you miss the stream, it somewhat gets lost later as there's the continuous flood. But it concerns me that Ken may be giving up on our mutual quest to figure out alternative views of blog content. eLearning Technology.
Xyleme
JULY 30, 2019
Modern learning organizations understand that, in order to provide learners with the resources they expect (such as content personalization, mobile learning, microlearning, and just-in-time support) new technology tools are no longer a “nice to have” — they’re a necessity. Store content in a single repository so that it is easy to search, find, and reuse. Blog LCMS Resources learning content management system (LCMS
Tony Karrer
APRIL 22, 2009
The disadvantage is that people who subscribe to my blog will not see the information in their RSS feed or in the daily email. The other disadvantage that is completely self-serving is that each post I create has a chance to serve as bait for organic search traffic in the future. The disadvantage is that content on a topic will be scattered around on my blog. My gut tells me that this is not nearly as satisfying for search visitors. eLearning Technology.
Nancy White
JULY 3, 2008
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… Jul 03 2008 Sitting with fire – a blog as community and reflection Published by Nancy White at 6:55 pm under communities of practice , community indicators , social media Blogs are often touted as “individual voices.&# Of course, blogs can be many things, including reflective community voices.
Doc Searls
SEPTEMBER 6, 2007
Doc Searls Weblog Home About Subscribe to feed ‹ Running the numbers • Besides come cheap › Maybe they should call it ButtBook September 6, 2007 in Future , Ideas , News , Places , problems | 8 comments We’re expanding search so that people can see which of their friends are on Facebook more easily , Phillip Fung says on the company blog. by now) is that Facebook is opening its doors to search engines like Google, MSN, and Yahoo.
Nancy White
MAY 6, 2008
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… May 02 2008 Noticing some nice non-profit wiki work Published by Nancy White at 8:00 am under knowledge sharing , non profits/ngos , social media , technology stewardship A while ago Beth Kanter put out to her network a request to know about useful nonprofit wiki practices. P.S. Beth, when I went to find the link on your blog, I noticed two things.
Doc Searls
MARCH 17, 2015
I just ran across a post (below) on my old blog from Tuesday, July 12, 2005 : a few months less than ten years ago. Note that what I wrote on the old blog was outlines. To me the latter is not “the essence of blogging.” For what it’s worth, I found both Jeremy’s and Andy’s posts in a Technorati search. Right now, according to Technorati , the item has been blogged about sixteen times.
Irving Wladawsky-Berger
JULY 24, 2011
About a year ago I wrote a blog on the post retirement phase of my life. Tom Foremski , a journalist blogger and friend who reports on the business and culture of innovation in Silicon Valley Watcher , wrote an interesting comment in my blog: “In some ways, I see your post-retirement life as being somewhat futuristic, in that it will be the way many people will be working in the future. Finally, there is blogging. Blogging helps me structure my fairly eclectic life.
Nancy White
MAY 4, 2008
Home About Full Circle Contact Resources Wiki Full Circus Full Circle Associates connections for a changing world, online and offline… May 04 2008 CPSquare “Connected Futures&# week 1 blog post Published by Nancy White at 7:38 am under technology stewardship Week 1 Workshop Blog Post I’m lending a hand for the CPSquare’s ([link] “ Connected Futures ” workshop which started the last week in April.
Nancy White
SEPTEMBER 18, 2008
People ask me if comments in blogs are important. There are also terrific blogs that either have comments turned off, or create an experience where we don’t feel compelled to comment. Share and Enjoy: 4 responses so far 4 Responses to “Blog comments that make you say “wow!&# | BlogHer&# # Denise on 16 Sep 2008 at 11:04 am Inspire you, move you, make you want to offer a different perspective or just thank them… exactly.
Doc Searls
APRIL 19, 2011
Blogging, emailing and messaging aren’t owned by anybody. Getting 20,500,000 Google Image search results for “twitter fail&# paints a picture that should be convincing enough. Twitter’s own search results for “hourly usage limit&# +wtf wraps the case. Blogging Ideas infrastructure problems TechnologyTweeting is owned by Twitter. That’s a problem.
Doc Searls
MAY 14, 2013
If you look at the web, which is a $25 billion slice of that pie, 80 percent of it is direct response–it’s search… it’s bottom of the funnel stuff. That’s an infuriating publishing practice that not only makes a long piece hard to read, but also hard to scan for ideas or to search through for a word or a string. Blogging Business Internet Journalism Personal problems Technology Fashions come and go. Verities do not.
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