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In the case of Open Graph, the task is to weed through the mountains of data streaming from outside operations and serve up only the stuff that’s most relevant. The system works in two stages. First, it seeks to determine how interesting a certain type data would be to Facebook’s audience as a whole. Then, using this global rating as a starting point, it tries to determine how important the data is to you in particular.
“One problem is understanding globally how people interact with this content
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,” Vernal says. “The secondary problem is trying to understand on a per user basis what is most interesting to them. If you prefer music, we show you more music. If you prefer games, we show you more games.
“Then we merge those two sets of scores together, to influence what Newsfeed shows and what Timeline shows and what some other systems show.”
"Below are Bible-related maps that use the Google Maps API. The maps will load quickly with Firefox or Netscape browsers. With the Internet Explorer browser, the maps can take longer to load."
"It is an ancient human instinct to share our life stories with others, as the paintings and hand prints in stone-age caves show.
And many of our stories are about places. Where we fell in love, had the dream vacation, took that great picture or, well, joined the rebellion. And then there are the many other places that anchor our lives - where we live, eat, work and have fun.
Join the MapSkip community in exploring the world through shared stories, pictures, videos and sound recordings about all the places in our lives. "
"If you think your classroom is behind the times, you like to connect and learn from other educators, or you need to bring your classroom into the 21st Century – this is a must read."
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A range of podcasts from popular children's authors including Lemony Snicket, Neil Gaiman, Angie Sage
The illustrator for Click Clack Moo, Cows that Type - a classic!
Well known author who specialises in tales of adolescence.
Although a few years old now, this interview is still very interesting and relevant for students reading Gleitzman's 'Then'.
The National Library hosts an ongoing program of events that highlight aspects of our collections and activities. The program includes books launches, celebrations of major acquisitions, talks and conference. Enjoy some of the Library’s recent events through the podcasts below
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