http://blogs.educationau.edu.au/ghendrick/2006/09/07/blogging-from-microsoft-word-documents/ ICT Technologies, Architectures and Strategies for Elearning Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:44:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 http://blogs.educationau.edu.au/ghendrick/2006/09/07/blogging-from-microsoft-word-documents/#comment-4 Tue, 12 Sep 2006 13:02:37 +0000 http://blogs.educationau.edu.au/ghendrick/2006/09/07/blogging-from-microsoft-word-documents/#comment-4 [...] I scored a measly 2%! Ah but of course I would on my work laptop, I’ve got real work to do. Can’t be sitting around all day digg’ing… Even on my personal computer I only manage a measly 18%, but then I look at the list of sites the score is based on and I’m not seeing many familiar names. While there are a growing number of browser-based web 2.0 applications that I use, I seem to leaning more towards the webified desktop applications that are providing a flexible layer between the user and the online services they use regularily. For example, the Flock browser brings together a number of online services including social bookmarking, online photo storage, news aggregation, blogging and more; services that ‘Web 2.0 aware’ folk are using everyday (and in some case all day). Windows Live Writer has been mentioned by Geoff and is another desktop app I’ll be trying out in the coming weeks. Konfabulator gives me funkier way to keep track of my Jira issues, weather conditions and visits to my personal website. [...] […] I scored a measly 2%! Ah but of course I would on my work laptop, I’ve got real work to do. Can’t be sitting around all day digg’ing… Even on my personal computer I only manage a measly 18%, but then I look at the list of sites the score is based on and I’m not seeing many familiar names. While there are a growing number of browser-based web 2.0 applications that I use, I seem to leaning more towards the webified desktop applications that are providing a flexible layer between the user and the online services they use regularily. For example, the Flock browser brings together a number of online services including social bookmarking, online photo storage, news aggregation, blogging and more; services that ‘Web 2.0 aware’ folk are using everyday (and in some case all day). Windows Live Writer has been mentioned by Geoff and is another desktop app I’ll be trying out in the coming weeks. Konfabulator gives me funkier way to keep track of my Jira issues, weather conditions and visits to my personal website. […]

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