Can do more damage than good. I was scanning in a document and decided to use Paperport (v. 7.0) to accept the feeds. My first warning was the inability to view all my folders (seems Paperport v 7 had some limitations). But alas, I scanned all 21 pages to realize that I can't make a pdf until I upgrade and that the OCR text bridge still can't handle a two column page.
Back to Adobe and start over.
3:17:43 PM #
USG has an internal blog pilot -- which is not attracting much internal attention at the moment. From Mr. Scoble of Microsoft we have some hope:
Fortune Mag writes about corporate blogging.
Fortune Magazine: Wby there's no escaping the blog.
"It's all about openness," says chairman Bill Gates of Microsoft's public blogs like Scobleizer. "People see them as a reflection of an open, communicative culture that isn't afraid to be self-critical."
And if you aren't self-critical, your readers will whoop your behind. As I've learned several times over the past week or so.
[Scobleizer: Microsoft Geek Blogger]
3:09:50 PM #
Got an alert from the Association for Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE) for the new volume of their online journal. Will add this to the E-learning browse list.
The World E-Learning Conference is scheduled for October of 2005 in Vancouver.
10:20:07 AM #
Today will be a busy day, as will the week. Our to do list is:
- Draft BOR presentation
- Draft E-Textbook report required by first of year
- Tend to details for Textbook Pricing Forums
- Begin draft of strategy regardging Academic Bill of Rights
And answer email, clear desk, the usual thing.
10:07:06 AM #
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