Maggie Tsai's List: web2.0

• Check out this lovely design for a business card that sprouts a miniature garden when you dip it in wa

• Until now, most people were not on the internet so naturally you got your programs on a disk…  now we’re seeing more and more web based applications, and Web 2.0.  If you don’t know what this is figure it out, try delicious, google docs, diigo, netvibes, wordpress…  point is everyone can create and sort the content, not just "webmasters"  the internet is an extension of our minds, we can’t leave it to corporations to create and organize the content for obvious reasons…  all corporations have their vested interests and see the public as consumers, they’d rather you buy something from them, doesn’t matter if its the best or in your best interest or good for your health, etc.  the web 2.0 movement has been mostly a public movement

• We've covered this topic extensively on Read/WriteWeb - and so we're pleased to bring you this overview of e-learning 2.0, including the leading web apps and sites in this niche, and predictions for its future.
• In August Steve O'Hear (now last100 editor) wrote an introduction to e-learning 2.0. He noted that teachers and students are embracing web technologies such as blogging and podcasting. Although not designed specifically for use in education, these tools are helping to make e-learning far more personal, social, and flexible.

• Ol' Myrt here has added Amazon.com links to the books in question. If your local library doesn’t have these titles, it might be a great project for your genealogy society to raise money to purchase them to expand the library’s collection

• What is Open IT?
  
   
  • Learn about the 80/80 Rule
   
  • The Network Effect for CIOs
   
  • Collaborate to Compete

• Introduction

   The Office 2.0 Unconference (aka Open Space) is organized by Kaliya Hamlin, Identity Woman, and Ross Mayfied, Socialtext CEO. The unconference is open to all conference attendees, as well as the general public. It will take place on September 5th, 2007, from 9:00AM to 5:00PM in the Impressionist room at the St. Regis Hotel, San Francisco, CA.

• Find your ancestors in our growing collection of birth, death, military, census, and parish records. We have thousands of databases online and will be adding over 10,000 new databases in the next few months! We want to help you easily discover your family history.

• How-to articles

   

   

  ...to get you up and running. (coming soon!) To answer these questions: What is family oral history? How do I get started? What equipment do I need?

• Do you like to put stuff on your cat? So do we, show   us some love and head over to our    submissions page to find out how to send us a   picture! If your submission meets our "rigorous"   standards in the fields of quality and awesomeness   we will put it up for all to see. Any othe
• Check out our submissions page to find out how to   get your cat on the site

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• recognized this kitty as Ko even before I saw the name. She just looks so much like my dearly departed Kokomo.

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  The bunny movie parodies premiere on Starz television, Starz on Demand® and Starz.com, eventually joining the bunnies library here at angryalien.com.

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• Advertising can be creative and even purposely funny. But sometimes, an ad on a bad place can have unexpected results! Here is a list of 15 unfortunately Placed Ads.

• owered by a brand new set of productivity tools. Think about the jump from typewriters to word processors. Think about how, in the 1980s, our parents had to struggle to learn to use spreadsheets like VisiCalc and Lotus 1-2-3. We are on the verge of experiencing a jump in the

• Diigo, a Reno-based startup, has developed WebSlides. WebSlides is a beta product that creates a browser-based player that displays live Web pages with integrated annotation, sticky notes, and highlights as a portable and interactive slideshow.

   

  With WebSlides users can easily create a slideshow from a list of Web pages. Users can then easily  rearrange and annotate items on your slides. WebSlides makes it easy to share items on the web in the form of a simple slideshow. Diigo WebSlides will be demonstrated today at the Office 2.0 conference in San Francisco. Check out this brief video (below) which further explains WebSlides.