neocities.org might work for some folk as a thimble replacement.
Greg McVerry (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com)Sad day as I add @mozilla Thimble to #IndieWeb site death page.
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Greg McVerry (quickthoughts.jgregorymcverry.com)“Anyone else love Christmas as much as me?😍🎅🏼 Especially Christmas movies! 🎥 I created these bookmarks using Keynote which have a QR code linking to the clip. They also feature some Film Literacy questions which focus on the 3 C’s and 3 S’s! 🌲🎅🏼 #DigiLearnScot #appleeduchat”
Thanks, a really clever idea. Going to try and fit this in before the break. Great examples of questions to adapt to other seasons, topics.
Until recently I’ve never been a fan of QR codes, preferring to AirDrop Notes with links. But I now appreciate that they do generate a wee bit of extra interest. (I like I can auto create them too, for example).
Aaron Davis (collect.readwriterespond.com)Alexander Samuel reflects on tagging and its origins as a backbone to the social web. Along with RSS, tags allowed users to connect and collate content using such tools as feed readers. This all changed with the advent of social media and the algorithmically curated news feed. Samuel wonders if we h...
Hi Arron, thanks for this link (and many others). I remember when I first got involved in educational blogging it was fairly simple to pull together tags from any blog (via technorati ), twitter and flickr and display them on one page. I made a few for different educational events in Scotland. A marvellous opportunity now lost, hopefully to return.
“No. 2 https://t.co/rvXVHk0pVu”
This is nice
https://twitter.com/mtimmonsmusic/status/1200405299452092417
Hi Colin, another enjoyable episode. You were interested as to how and were people listen. I am subscribed using Castro on my phone. I listened the the first half walking around the dark streets in search is a wee bit of exercise. The second on my commute the next day driving home.
The natural history angle made this episode even more interesting than usual.
claylowe (micro.blog)@claylowe I enjoyed your audio, thanks. I saw this today which I though was apt:
Podcasting has become a huge undertaking for people, with seasons and episodes, sponsors. It should be imho like leaving a voice mail to a few friends. Nice thing is today it can easily scale up to millions of friends.
“Paintings By Numbskulls”
I am enjoying these, I tried something similar with out the politricks:
https://editor.p5js.org/troutcolor/present/4ODtYFwje
Not too reliable.
monday (micro.blog)“Fun team meeting turning TV shows into data, visualisations and word clouds, and then this happened... Question Time but only the Brexity bits https://t.co/FsPr6wgeFc”
Nice, but might have had enough of that word;-) Videogrep?
“I don’t know who loved this activity more: me or the kids ”
https://twitter.com/Y6MissHobson/status/1170728112562364417?s=20
This looks like a great idea, reminds me of 8 page zines which my class love making.