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Monthly Archives: September 2008

.tel the world a little bit more about yourself

September 11, 2008 – 12:41 pm

ok - so this is for those of you who just love having an online presence and don’t mind being quite public about how people can contact you.
In the next few months we are going to see the launch of a new Top Level Domain (TLD) called ‘.tel’. Unlike websites, this will be only […]

By Jerry Leeson | Posted in Educationau, identity, SICTAS | Comments (0)

Specifications for Repository Federations - Part 1

September 5, 2008 – 11:48 am

Our company has been providing search/discovery services for repositories for over 10 years. The first project that we were involved with was EDNA (EDucation Network Australia) - Australia’s gateway to education resources. Edna, as it is now known, is still providing search services for content that it catalogs, and also other useful collections […]

By Jerry Leeson | Posted in Educationau, interoperability, search, metadata, standards, openDSM | Comments (0)

My first post using Google Chrome

September 3, 2008 – 9:01 am

So this morning when I fired up my browser (Firefox) for the first time, Google’s home page had changed again - yesterday the stump jump plough, today a whole new browser is available. I started to read about it yesterday on Google’s blog and obviously there is a stack of posts all over the […]

By Jerry Leeson | Posted in Educationau, google | Comments (0)

one from (the?) left field

September 2, 2008 – 8:33 am

Not the usual sort of technology that I comment on but the stump jump plough would have been the iPhone of the 1800’s (that’s probably doing it a bit of a dis-service). Anyway, its nice to see the local Google team recognising this with a bit of a local flavour on their home […]

By Jerry Leeson | Posted in Educationau, google | Comments (0)