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Card Sorting with Results | WebSort.net on 2009-11-10
- WebSort enables you to conduct remote card sorting online. Create a study, send a link to participants, and analyze the results - all through a simple web-based interface
David Klahr talks about pursuing education research pre-tenure. on 2009-10-07
Send a Fax for Free - Try e-Faxing with MyFax.com on 2009-10-06
Introduction to Information Retrieval on 2009-10-01
- Evaluation in information retrieval
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  Evaluation in information retrieval
  pdf
  html
Using Google Reader “Send To” with WordPress | thingelstad.com on 2009-08-16
GPL v. AGPL; Drupal & CiviCRM | groups.drupal.org on 2009-08-12
- I spoke with our attorney about this subject earlier today.
  
  The AGPL specifically mentions modifications, and that when modifying code you cannot remove any "download this" links. Thus, if you use an unmodified CiviCRM and an unmodified Drupal and Drupal modules, then you're fine and the download requirement applies only to CiviCRM.
  
  If you modify one or the other, then the resulting combined work (Drupal+CiviCRM) has modifications, and therefore the entire thing is subject to the AGPL's download requirements.
How do you indicate a module should be released under affero GPL v3? | groups.drupal.org on 2009-08-12
- If you are submitting a module to Drupal's CVS repository, you don't. Our CVS policy requires all code to be under the same license as Drupal: GPLv2+. That is to avoid having some modules under GPLv2-only and others under AGPLv3, which would then not be compatible and could not be distributed together. To avoid that sort of confusion, we permit one and only one license for anything in CVS, GPLv2+.
  
  If you are unable or unwilling to release your module under that license, you may not check it into CVS. By checking it into CVS, you agree to release it under that license. If we find modules or themes that claim to be under some other license, they will be removed.
Scipy Superpack on 2009-03-21
Plone and Django: Comparing Tools for Python Web Developers (1) on 2009-03-10
- pping Up
  
  Django and Plone both have a variety of other features we haven't covered, such as form tools, products, Admin interfaces (ZMI and Django Admin), etc.
  
  Questions?
- Plone templates treated like other objects in that they are in the
  ZODB and can be referenced via their id
  (which is defaults to just the filename without the .pt extension)
  and can be called directly in a URL.
  
  So, a url like: http://www.iclei-usa.org/main-page/home_page_view
  maps to the view template (home_page_view.pt) of object with the id of "main-page"
Professional Development: When Teachers Plan and Deliver Their Own on 2007-02-02

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Classroom 2.0

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A place for members of www.Classroom20.com to share links, Classroom 2.0 is social networking site devoted to those interested in the practical application of computer technology (especially Web 2.0) in the classroom and in their own professional development.
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Links / discussions about the interplay between drupal and education. General technology links useful for education are also welcome as long as they are tagged correctly.