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 | v. 2002 09 12 15:57:18 GMT+1 |
 | ToDo |
| Getting to know the Three R's |
| Using Scott Johnson and Russ Lipton as starting points, build up a directory of relevant resources for the Three R's in your outline |
| directory structure |
| RadioUserland |
| Radio Userland (RUL) |
| Radio Instant Outliner (RIO) |
| Radio CommunityServer (RCS) |
| use descriptive titles for your collection of resources and annotate them if necessary |
| create hierarchical structures reflecting the relevance of your nodes |
| use the ranking of most important items uppermost |
| sum up your findings in an rcs post |
| profilesISAW |
| Enter your details |
| check your version is up to date |
| insert a version tag |
| keep a copy in ..gems/opml/ of both of your rcs and rul program folders |
| license keys |
| read up how to activate the license key in RUL |
| I will post them to you |
| How to Grow Digital Seeds Organically ? |
| The elements of the ISAW course are |
| Assignments |
| Projects |
| Use RIO |
| create an opml or integrate it into "My Outliner" |
| The Seed(s) |
| Use a seed as a starting point of your research |
| Describe |
| why you have chosen it, |
| how you came across it, |
| what you wish to grow it into |
| describe your initial brief, it may well change as you learn more, but it is vital that you cast it in words at each phase of development, thus giving you a sequence of snapshots |
| Growing The Seed(s): The Research and Exploration |
| The Feedback |
| attempts to answer the issue/brief in a concise and well-structered manner |
| quotes its resources |
| is posted on rcs |
| Chris McBride's presentation: BasicUtilities |
| peer review |
| posts it on rcs |
| "MyOutline": |
| Use RadioUserland's Instant Outliner(RIO) as your journal |
| get to know, use and explore RadioUserland's Instant Outliner(RIO) |
| find appropriate resources |
| refer to your sources and annotate them |
| evaluate and sum up your findings |
| post a report to your rcs weblog |
| activeRenderer(aR): |
| get to know, download, install and register aR |
| create a log entry in syslogRUL.txt |
| use and explore aR |
| use your outline |
| to refer to your sources and annotate them |
| to describe your findings and evaluation |
| post a report to your rcs weblog |
| For the attention of (FAO): |
| To Whom It May Concern, in particular David Carr |
| the issue |
| How to maintain a home and school version of RUL for the same registered weblog ? |
| the topic in its context |
| RadioUserland |
| RUL |
| How to maintain home and school versions of RUL for the same weblog ? |
| the seed |
| Use the seed as a starting point of your research |
| the research |
| Using the seed as starting point, build up a directory of relevant resources for the issue |
| use descriptive titles for your collection of resources and annotate them if necessary |
| create hierarchical structures reflecting the relevance of your nodes |
| use the ranking of most important items uppermost |
| the report |
| attempts to answer the issue in a concise and well-structered manner |
| quotes its resources |
| is posted on rcs |
| Christopher McBride |
| 2002 09 12 08:48:16 GMT+1 |
| re:Duncan Smeed |
| Thanks for the contact! |
| How about doing a follow up on his line, i.e. his website and suggested software. |
| This is your digital seed. Grow into a beautiful flower! |
| 2002 09 04 20:12:25 GMT |
| Check your upstreamed html file |
| your link structure feels awkward to me |
| Create Utilities.opml in RIO and save it to the wwwgemsopml of your local rcs folder |
| make the first node of the outline |
| #title "Basic Utilities" |
| use the utilities' listings mentioned below to make a master list |
| containing the URL's to the items |
| providing an annotation to each item containing a short description what it does and why it is useful |
| supplying the current version available with a time stamp |
| adding any improvements you can think of |
| puplish your findings to your rcs weblog |
| The Clean, Lean and Mean Machine |
| sysadmin |
| If you want to run a machine reliably, consider yourself as a System Administrator (sysadmin). If you want to run a functioning and finely tuned system, and you want to be able to restore your system in case it breaks down, you are well advised to follow certain procedures. |
| Log your actions and results into the syslog. |
| Start with a minimal system: |
| Uninstall and remove any unwanted and undesirable elements on your system, i.e. programs and data |
| streamline your start-ups |
| run anti-spyware regularly |
| run antivirus software regularly |
| run system utilities regularly |
| defrag |
| optimise |
| Built up a basic system: |
| Utilities |
| Basic Steps |
| If you are unsure at any point, see me before you continue |
| Download the utility program into C:[strctr]utilities |
| Install the program |
| If the program is already installed check for updates |
| Shut down and reboot your system |
| Run the program and familiarise yourself with it |
| Log your action and its results into the syslog |
| Write up a report and post it to your rcs weblog |
| Security & Privacy |
| SpyBot |
| Virus Checker |
| Browsers |
| HTMLKit |
| TaskInfo |
| Sam Spade |
| 3DFTP |
| BusOff |
| If you notice any changes to your system or problems occurring, log them and see me. |
| If you want to further customise your system, discuss it with me beforehand. |
| RadioUserland(RUL) |
| Installation |
| Download RUL and save the binary to C:[strctr]utilitiesRadioUserland where stands for the version number you have downloaded. |
| Install RUL to C:Program Filesrcs, and see me |
| start, experiment and build up your rcs weblog |
| What is a weblog? What good is it to beast or man? |
| Some pointers that might get you started: |
| Find examples of particularly good, bad or interesting weblogs. |
| Describe, discuss, evaluate and sum up your findings. Remember to quote your sources. |
| Why bother with web accessibility? |
| Writing for the Web |
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by ajgB.
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