Webmention Rocks! (webmention.rocks)This post advertises its Webmention endpoint with an HTTP Link header. The URL is relative, so this will also test whether your discovery code properly resolves the relative URL.
Webmention Rocks! (webmention.rocks)Bolete of some sort on grass beside pavement.
Eek! Less than two weeks till back to school. Some prep arrived in post this morning. 📚
@jgmac1106 you might be interested in these css animation experiments:
Not an animated gif – 106 drop in
In its own words flippity allows you to: Easily turn a Google™ Spreadsheet into a Set of Online Flashcards and Other Cool Stuffv
I saw this on Alan Stewart’s blog. It looks really useful. I did something similar when I made a Fridge for poetry. This allows you to customise the images & word list via a google spreadsheet. Not as professional looking as Flippity…
Could be useful for Glow users given Glow now gives access to Google for some LAs (Not mine Alas).
I wonder if something similar could be done with Excel in O365? It doesn’t appear to be as easy to connect from webpages as a google sheet?
Chris Aldrich (BoffoSocko)As any kindergartner can tell you, “It’s difficult to play ball when the local bully owns the ball and wants to make up their own rules or leave in a huff.”
In an ideal world the silos might be a temporary stepping stone…
Greg McVerry (jgregorymcverry.com)I know I said it yesterday, but I need to say it again…Teaching with webmentions and rss is the bomb #cls2018 #Digped #edtechchat
I just added an Advanced Search to my Micro.blog hosted blog. I have 2 domains for two blogs one on Wordpress and one on Micro.blog. I found Duckduckgo Search Box creator would let me do a site search of several domains at one time. I created a search box for both domains. 2. I created a new Page...
Teaching with RSS and webmentions is so much fun #DoOO #indieweb #clmooc #ds106 #literacies #edtechchat
I can imagine, taking #ds106 a step further.
“Using #keynote, @scratch and #clips to put this little tutorial together. Creating animation sketch sequences in Keynote and then bringing to life with Scratch 3.0 So much fun!! @AppleEDU #everyonecancreate Also introducing some Maths X and Y concepts with Scratch background. https://t.co/8unth9wnlh”
Using #keynote, @scratch and #clips to put this little tutorial together. Creating animation sketch sequences in Keynote and then bringing to life with Scratch 3.0 So much fun!! @AppleEDU #everyonecancreate Also introducing some Maths X and Y concepts with Scratch background. pic.twitter.com/8unth9wnlh
— Paul Hamilton (@PaulHamilton8) July 29, 2018