Not sure if anyone has given you a snapshot of your blog on an iphone yet, D’Arcy -if not, here it is! And notice the required reading in the upper right-hand corner of this image.
Tag Archive for 'blogging'
“We aint one-at-a-timin’ here, we’re mass communicatin’!”
Published by June 27th, 2007 in WordPress and wordpress multi-user. 8 CommentsWell, if you don’t know the quote from O Brother, Where art thou? it is worth a listen for it speaks to what exactly we’re doing over at ELS Blogs -this project ain’t no one off -this is the whole kit and kaboodle in one simply complex install!
We are getting ready to build a more [...]
Some of my most treasured “possessions” are the film programs I have collected from innumerable film outings over the years. I have a modest collection of stuff spread across several boxes in my attic, and I do love to steal away for a while and look through these memories that encapsulate so many of my [...]
MediaWiki/WordPress User Integration: One step closer to a bling bling bliki!
Published by June 1st, 2007 in WordPress. 2 CommentsUpdate: I tested this extension with WPMU to no avail. Looks like it works only with single WP installs 2.1 or higher with MediaWiki installs that are PHP 4 based (I got it to work with version 1.6.8).
Alan Levine off-handedly tweeted and del.icio.us‘d a little extension for MediaWiki that he found @ Hery-Dev). What [...]
Deanimator Re-visited, or the Post that just keeps on giving!
Published by May 30th, 2007 in video games. 20 CommentsA while back I posted a link to an online flash game called the De-Animator. A fun, simple game wherein you kill zombies. Pretty straightforward, and a lot of kicks for a Night of the Living Dead fan like me (which, by the way, is freely available as a high res movie here [...]
Well, I have been furiously putting together my syllabus for the class on Early American Crime Narratives I’ll be teaching this first Summer session, which starts tomorrow! The class will be tracing a series of narratives from the colonial period through the U.S. revolution. More specifically, we will be examining the reformulation of crime and [...]
Slow blogging: “An archive of learning that intersects with others learning”
Published by May 17th, 2007 Uncategorizedin . 1 CommentBarbara Ganley poses the following question at the beginning of her talk:
What is the correlation between your own personal use of Web technologies and the way you use them in the classroom?
Well, what is it for me? The correlation falls at the interstices of making the process an active, open archive of learning that pushes [...]
As we gear up for Faculty Academy 2007, I’d like to throw something out there. Matt Mullenweg, founding developer of WordPress, recently blogged about how his labor of love with WordPress over the last four years might be re-purposed by numerous media outlets for one of capital’s favorite narratives: the entrepreneurial wunderkind and their [...]
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