From the monthly archives: March 2008
Web 2.0 technologies like blogs, aggregators et al are brilliant at letting you follow the media, but that isn’t a shock news snap – it’s been happening for ages.
Picked this up Wired article earlier on today via blog trawls – and I apologise, as I can’t find the article I got it from [...]
After months of whining and trying to avoid it, I finally gave in and reinstalled windows xp on my laptop.
It’s three years old and the HD was full, so it needed to be done – but what a pain in the nethers, I wont bore you with the detail but suffice to say that [...]
Industry and developers – Strategy library – Becta strategy report (tags: elearning becta content strategy)
Bill Thompson who writes for BBC’s technology pages on the website has been talking about the technology of teaching. He’s apparently just been to a government-backed meeting looking into the future of technologies in education.
Here’s a little taste of what he’s said:
Learning looks set to undergo a big change as novel technologies make [...]
Webware: Cool Web 2.0 apps for everyone blog about web 2.0 tools (tags: web2.0 software technology apps blog) Twing – Search and Discover Communities beta search enging for communities (tags: community search social searchengine networking) Flixwagon – Your Life…Live! A different mobile [...]
I’ve been signing up for loads of web 2.0 apps and services again, will list them later. I’m going to log what I’ve got and then look at what I’m using on a montly basis.
But one fun one I’ve been testing is qik (prounced quick as you’d expect in [...]
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