The Mythical e-Learning Hour.

The Mythical e-Learning Hour: "Why do otherwise rational professionals keep getting sucked into this? Learning is not measured in time, other than in grade school (and it's a bad idea then). Why do executives and managers who put development out for bid persist in focusing on what amounts to a measure of activity, not of results? Why do developers keep falling for it? Here are some reasons that occur to me. Do they seem as misguided to you as they do to me?"

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11:41:57 PM    

What's a Wiki?.

A gentle introduction (except for the threat about the cattle prod): What's a Wiki? (via Michelle) "A wiki usually has a link at the bottom of the page that reads [base "]Edit text of this page[per thou]. Anyone can click that link and then instantly add, delete or change the text or structure of the page. Or they can create a new page of their own. No authoring tool, and usually no login or permission, is required."

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11:40:17 PM    

RSS feeds come to iTunes Music Store. Rich Site Summary (RSS) is an XML-related protocol that continues to gain in popularity. Sites like MacCentral and hundreds of others -- even many Weblogs -- offer RSS feeds to help readers stay abreast of the latest headlines. Now you can use that technology to get a handle on what's happening at the iTunes Music Store, thanks to a nifty new Web application from Apple. [MacCentral]
11:38:11 PM    

My Yahoo begins including RSS feeds.

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11:29:01 PM