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Monthly Archives: May 2007

the Net at work

Just heard from a colleague about an unfortunate? release of a new cookbook. It seems a very well known chef who is also an international television personality has just written another book and unfortunately it seems a Word version has escaped from the publisher so it is now flying around the Internet uncontrollably.
If this […]

Congratulations and well done Leonard

A little belated but happy birthday to the mobile learning blog and well done Leonard on the success you are having with this blog.
Cheers,
Jerry.

twittervision

I love mashups - here’s one combining a couple of my favourite services.

twittervision.

2007 Web 2.0 Awards

Well, SEOmoz’s 2007 Web 2.0 Awards have been out for a couple of weeks now. All the usual suspects are there such as technorati, bloglines, magnolia, furl, yahoo! local, craigslist, google docs, feedburner, 43 things, google maps, frappr, ning, flickr, picasa, linked in, digg, del.icio.us, pageflakes, and of course, YouTube. As you can […]

Interesting info if you have an Australian domain name

auDA, the Australian Domain name Administrator has released an interesting issues paper from their 2007 Names Policy Panel. From the auda site:
auDA’s 2007 Names Policy Panel is currently reviewing the policy framework for .au domain names, including:
* whether .au should be opened up to direct registrations (eg. domainname.au)
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on Bubbleguru

When I get this to work (using javascript in Wordpress doesn’t seem to be too easy for me), the accompanying video message should speak for itself. As I state in it, I am not sure whether this is a useful thing or a really annoying popup. However, I am sure some people […]

Google Trends

Ever wonder what Australians are searching for (at least on the Internet).  Here’s an interesting article on their Australian blog.  Pity they didn’t recognise other cities besides Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Perth.  The underlying tool - Google Trends - is  interesting to look at too.
I’d like to see what educators / learners are searching […]

RPL claims - an ePortfolio service?

We have been spending quite a bit of time looking at ePortfolio services lately and one of the interesting ideas that I have looked at is the JISC ePortfolio Reference model. ePortfolios address a wide range of applications and the idea of integrating simple services into an ‘ePortfolio engine’ has a lot of […]