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04 Nov 11

Dan Bertrand

04 Oct 10

Mark Greenfield

tools socialmedia

22 Sep 10

jackiehalaw_

blogging-S&S crafts

13 Sep 10

lindatapp

bloglines

04 Sep 10

scott klepesch

1:1 Ning Site for educators

1:1

25 Aug 10

Michiele Vargas

Good books to read

books

24 Aug 10

Mike Dionne

sounds

13 Aug 10

eessink

10 Aug 10

jmurali

04 Aug 10

Elise Tuma

blog bloglines rss

23 Jul 10

AZ RAMROD

Prepping Blog

02 Jul 10

Laura Sells

15 Jun 10

Léon Thivierge

Bloglines | My Feeds

Deals Shopping

03 May 10

Andy Breeding

webdeveloment

08 Mar 10

Hannah Lee

RSS feed for blogs and other websites

librarian_blog

01 Mar 10

prasad2008

Sentiment Analysis

04 Feb 10

Joitske Hulsebosch

informal_learning jay_cross

05 Jan 10

Laura Scharp

computer todo

24 Oct 09

LisDesigns

WORDPRESS (and blog related)

18 Mar 09

Jason Nelson

rss blog bloglines news aggregator feeds

21 Nov 08

Matt Fletcher

10 Nov 08

M D

services

26 Mar 08

Chris Harbeck

must have 2.0 stuff

2.0stuff

18 Jan 08

Kåre Sandvik

Blog rss bloglines news aggregator feeds delicious

03 Dec 07

jenniferfader

del.icio.us imported system:unfiled

20 Nov 07

Rafael Alvarado

system:unfiled

04 Nov 07

Jennifer Maddrell

Links

23 Jun 07

J Scott Peter

del.icio.us feed imported meta

18 Jun 07

Jim Dornberg

imported RSS

06 Apr 07

Travis

links web 2.0 web tools

01 Feb 07

jj

blog feed

23 Dec 06

marazmus

system:unfiled

25 Oct 06

Andrew White

rss aggregator. works nicely with hickdesign's tiger skin

shortcut:news blog rss bloglines

Wes

daily reads

12 Oct 06

Andrey M

aggregator

06 Oct 06

David Koepke

sharepoint2007 Single:Signon

20 Sep 06

T Hoffbauer

Delicious aus del.icio.us feed feeds meine rss

05 Sep 06

26 Aug 06

Stephanie Sandifer

blog blogging business lists web2.0

22 Aug 06

isd

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Want to be a millionaire? The Business Opportunities Weblog suggests that you ask yourself three questions: * First, what comes easy to me, but harder to others? * The second question is, what would you do for work for years and years and never have to get paid for it? * And the third question is, how can you be of service and how can you give back?

21 Aug 06

Nino Vella

15 Aug 06

mutalex

lesezeichen-symbolleisten-ordner

14 Aug 06

Jørgen Holm

googleearth googlemaps links obs

What's the proper width for a layout optimized for 1024?

"I've been using 960 for some time now, as it's slightly smaller than full width, and it's divisible by 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, and 16 (imagine the grid possibilities)."
Google Maps' API has changed slightly. If you want to link to the KML version of a Google Map location, you now need to add an "@" before the latitude, like this:

http://maps.google.com/maps?q=@48.89,2.36&output=kml

Miki Corni

Lector de feeds.

blogs mikicorni web2.0

11 Aug 06

dlakme

lifehacker tips

08 Aug 06

Ryan Jerz

school blogging ideas

03 Aug 06

Simon

imported mylinks

02 Aug 06

Nikanj

blogs

25 Jul 06

Stodgy

aggregator bloglines blogs quicklink rss

Stelios Sfakianakis

22 Jul 06

mmzee3

Edugadget Technology Educational

School Use I am currently using box.net together with WordPress, PBWiki, CalendarHub, and Furl. Wordpress is for my daily lessons (Chronological). PBWiki, which I’ve written about here, provides a structured repository for my unit plans and reference material. Students can go to the wiki to get everything related to the unit in one place. CalendarHub (I switched from Calendar.net) allows me to share the assessment schedules and any other important dates with all of my students. Furl, which I’ve written about here, allows me to capture resources I find on the web and share them with the students directly in the wiki using the ‘Add Furl to my site’ feature. I recently had an out of bandwidth error message show up when my students tried to access shared documents from my box.net account. I sent an email and in less than 24 hours my problem was fixed. They even apologised for how long it took to respond. When you are not a technical person, this kind of support is extremely welcome. Summary I use a flash drive to store files when I’m not sure if I will have Internet access but I am using box.net much more instead of the flash drive. It provides a robust, backed-up environment for my files. Flash drives can and do fail, not to mention being lost or misplaced at the worst time. Box.net provides free 1GB of free storage, an easy-to-use interface, and an easy upgrade path to more storage and more features. Even if you don’t think you would personally upgrade, your department might allowing four of you to use it for a little more than $US 1 per month which is much cheaper than four flashdrives, offers more protection with back-ups and allows you to share documents on your websites which flash drives cannot do. What: pbwiki is an easy-to-use, attractive, and free (with ads) wiki that can help you organise your course material and school projects. I first saw pbwiki reviewed on TechCrunch. Some of the features I like about pbwiki. Look and Feel - The wiki has a simp

13 Jul 06

fvillarrubia

Web2.0

10 Jul 06

Vinnie Vrotny

Blog RSS podcasts web2.0 servicelearning

09 Jul 06

Melinda Po

aggregator bloglines bookmark lesezeichen-symbolleisten-ordner no_tag rss sbm

Microsoft could face daily fines of $5.5m

Microsoft could in future face daily fines of up to $5.5m as the European Commission further tightens the screw on the US software group in the long-running antitrust...