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Monday, March 14, 2005 |
LionShare Releases Personal Repository
Milestone. This is a very interesting project that picks
up where POOL left off - a mechanism that allows people to
build their own personal repositories, manage their own
content, and yet share it with the rest of the world. It's
not perfect. It is unfortunately written in Java 1.5. It
aims to employ Shibboleth for authentication rather than a
genuinely distributed system such as LID or SxIP. But these
do not detract from what is a fairly significant step
forward. By Wilbert Kraan, CETIS, March 13, 2005
[Refer][Research][Reflect] [OLDaily]
11:24:09 PM  Google It!.
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blogging is not always about the post.
What: Non-linear learning, simu-learning, connectivism, constructivist
education theory, etc. There is so much information available to
teachers on the web and so little time to digest it. I have learnt more
in the last couple of months writing edugadget than I did in the past 5
or 6 years, including teacher training. So much of what I learn about I
never even get to address in this blog.
But that is the point or at least the point Will Richardson has made before ... writing a blog is about learning.
Putting the Pieces Together
I
recently listened to a podcast of Clark Aldrich on IT Conversations. He
was talking about a lot of things but one of them was gaming and how
... [edugadget]
2:33:00 PM Google It!.
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Biodiesel Boosters Plan Co-Ops.
Producers of a diesel alternative made from old vegetable oil want to
build a network of stations to sell the fuel to motorists. But many
find it tough to convince local regulators to approve their efforts. By
Mark Baard. [Wired News]
2:30:08 PM Google It!.
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The Blind Fragging the Blind.
If you need to improve your hand-to-ear coordination, you can take
advantage of a growing library of computer games for the blind,
including audio versions of Quake and Doom. By David Cohn. [Wired News]
2:29:23 PM Google It!.
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