DyKnow seem to supply some collaborative notetaking software. It looks interesting, but, though I can find several places telling me that the *client* is free, I can’t seem to find the cost of the server – which it seems to need! There are other tools that I have found, that are free; for example: Google…
Blogging IT and EDucation
Flock Test 2.
Flock can link directly to Flickr … Though it wasn’t immediately clear, it seems that I can have a flickr Stream open at the top, enable “Web snippets” in the Blog post tools, drag the image you want to WebSnippets and then drag it to the blog post. Wonder if there is a shorter route….
Testing from Flock
I’ve got Flock installed on my laptop … given that it’s based on Firefox, I assumed that CTRL B would open my Bookmarks. It didn’t. It opened a “Blog Post”, so thought I may as well test it! So far, so good. Blogged with Flock…
Safe Blogging
Safe Blogging Though these guidelines are written for school age students, many of them are highly applicable to under/post graduate students as well … such as I will avoid the use of chat language. I will try to spell everything correctly. I will only give constructive criticism. I am responsible for anything posted in my…
Global Text Project brings wiki textbooks to the world
Global Text Project brings wiki textbooks to the world An interesting idea; it’s arisen from an XML book that was developed as a wiki, when a class hadn’t got a book covering what was needed. In terms of content management, pages are locked, so that though edits can be made, they aren’t live until they’ve…
Lorelle on WordPress
Lorelle on WordPress I’d originally found Lorelle’s site from a link to a post about Copyright theft; however, the whole site seems to have a lot of useful information about WordPress & blogging in general. Some of her (I think it’s a her!) about maintenance, accessibility/usability & keywords are very pertinent – and things that…
Web 2.0 Directory : eConsultant
Web 2.0 Directory : eConsultant More lists of “Web 2.0” apps. (Tim Berners-Lee isn’t keen on the phrase Web 2.0, and I tend to agree with him, despite using it) I’ll have to start thinking of another way of categorising interactive services ……
A Classroom Blogging
The tools is the first post (apart from the Introduction) of a planned series of posts about getting a group of students to blog over this semester. Jenn is going to get her students to use Flock, either from a Flash Drive, or, if they have them, laptops. Dave (who writes Academhack) lists the advantages…
Internet Safety Videos
Based on real life stories, these would make good discussion points for students as well as pupils. They’ll be useful resources for EdCOM – though I have to remember all these new resources I’ve found recently!…
Top Web Apps in …
Richard McManus on the Read/Write web has looked so far at the top web apps in China,Germany, Holland, Poland, Korea, United Kingdom, Russia and Spain. I’m not sure where he’s planning on covering next, nor quite what his criteria are. Certainly, for the UK offerings, other than the Newspaper sites, I’d not heard of most…