elearning2.0 linklog

The MoMB just hit the 1000 entries mark (a tribute to Google) – here is the condensed gallery of all betas, alphas and landing apps so far (#1, #2, #3, #4, #5):

[oops - I could not find a feed link - not very web2.0 of them :-] 639 as of april 1 2006 ( 730 members ) - tagcloud to browse categories. [ hot top all (639) new (31).. hot: today this week

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(btw the google.stanford.edu page from may 1998 seems to be broken at wayback just now) as added as 1000th beta at MoMB

I examined nine web-based feed readers (for previous reviews of each of these, see the TechCrunch Index): Attensa Online;Bloglines;FeedLounge;Google Reader;Gritwire;News Alloy;NewsGator Online;Pluck Web Edition;Rojo

The Innovation Labs are a series of creative workshops for interdisciplinary teams of professional creative technologists, application designers, software developers and interactive media designers. We are inviting independent new media companies in three

[sigh... :-] with the Active Web Reader Customizer, you can now recommend and distribute an RSS reader that includes your feeds and web pages. The user then simply downloads the Active Web Reader with your pre-loaded RSS feeds, saving you money and effort

Active Web Reader is a FREE web feed reader that supports RSS 0.9x, 1.x and 2.x feed formats. It is a lightning fast RSS reader that takes up only 1MB on your PC. An advanced Auto Discovery feature enables you to find RSS feeds while you browse websites u

Bloglines wins but Google Reader, still in beta, is close. Google Reader outperformed everyone when searching for new content but Bloglines interface and usability make it a big winner: Google Reader: 26;Bloglines: 27.5;Newsgator Online Web Edition Free:

req .NET Framework, version 1.1 SP1. Handles all RSS versions, ATOM 0.3 and 1.0, modules like dublin core, content:encoding, xhtml:body, etc; HTTP Authentication support. Advanced threading support allowing you to view connected items together in a threa

the PLE desktop client that we've been developing. We have versions for Windows, Mac and Linux. You'll need to ensure that you have Java installed on your machine. At this stage, there's no documentation or help for the App, so just "hunt and peck"!

Once considered the domain of home-schooled students, K-12 online learning is a fast-growing option for public school students in rural, urban, and suburban areas. Michigan lawmakers are likely to pass legislation soon that will require high school studen

S. T. Georgy, J. G. Widdicombe, and (with the assistance of V. Young) Department of Physiology, St. George's Hospital Medical School, London SW17 0RE, UK; Accepted 1 April 2002. Available online 11 October 2002.

Google supports several advanced operators, which are query words that have special meaning to Google. Typically these operators modify the search in some way, or even tell Google to do a totally different type of search. For instance, "link:" is a specia

[full paper as html + pdf version] This paper examines institutional repositories strategically, from two complementary perspectives: 1) as a natural extension of academic institutions' responsibility as generators of primary research seeking to preserve

The subversion will be complete, because the (esoteric -- no-market) peer-reviewed literature will have taken to the airwaves, where it always belonged, and those airwaves will be free (to the benefit of us all) because their true minimal expenses will be

'Liz Lyon has been doing a lot of work in the areas of research data linking to publications, e-Science, and integrating with research workflow. Here are two of her recent presentations

Typepad will offer users a much easier and seamless way to add side features (feedburner, technorati, Pandora favorites songs,…) to your blog without the necessity to go the service’s website (say Pandora) and do the usual copy/paste of the html code

[full article + pdf - 10500 words but he asks for donations] Richard Poynder reviews its history and current status, and concludes that while OA advocates may have spawned the institutional repository, it might be time for them to walk away from it.

WONDERFUL presentation - beautiful to look at and conceptually spot-on: 9 simple points for creating web apps in the web2 way (in one slide!)

japanese project [Revised BSD license. See the header of source codes] Shiira 1.2.1. It is the Universal Binary...In the future, after Shiira 1.0 is released, we will be evaluating future development of the web browser. I have a lot of ideas for this, but

[not v useful as is, but an eg of webkit+dashboard which may be good for PLE experiments?]You can configure the home page, bookmarks bar, and background color on the preferences panel. Shiira and Safari bookmarks are imported.

We categorize browsers by their rendering engine. For us as developers it does not matter how a browser handles bookmarks, we care how it renders the webpage and how it executes javascript.

These pages represent the most complete, most up-to-date collection of Macintosh Internet applications available anywhere on the Internet. [ categorised; does seem thorough]

representatives from media industries, cultural and educational institutions, and legal and business minds to discuss how to make open content happen better and faster. Intelligent Television has been conducting a year-long investigation into the economic

1) We assume the reader is inherently interested. 2) We drastically underestimate the role interestingness plays (especially in retention and recall).

So after some long discussions with Web 2.0 experts, we've decided to just buy Web 2.0. All of it. All the people, the round cornered boxes, crazy business ideas, and pastel colors. Henceforth, "Yahoo!" will be synonymous with "Web 2.0."

Bookmarklet generation, RSS feeds, and more. Easily add a view into your Lazybase database to your own website. Create new types of items, or use the samples provided by Lazybase.View lists in many ways, on maps or on graphs.Link types together (for exam

Windows, OS X, and Linux. Work with any blogging service - even Blogger.; Add tags for any tag service. Technorati, del.icio.us, or anything else.;Create custom markup. Define your own key combinations for custom HTML markup.;Spell check. Ensure everythin

[much as I love flickr and instinctively loathe this lot, they *do* have rest, rpc apis *and* potentially v useful DAV interface - maybe it's just their lack of round-cornered boxes :o] apis, tricks, hacks, scripts etc documented here