“@suebecks @suewatling @catherinecronin @ambrouk @LTE_Hull Could I gently encourage you Sue to publish your reflection as a blog post where it can be commented and found, possibly curated in future? :) It's great having this conversation on the Twitter stream but it's more likely to disappear under the surface than bob along on top :)”
I think this every day about a tweet, so I am posting to my blog.
francesbell (Frances Bell)I won’t be answering the question in the title but I’m hoping that writing this post will take me a step along the way.
Lovely post both from the real and metaphoric angle.
Kicks Condor (kickscondor.com)Link freely. This has the added benefit of creating a TON of noise for Google. If the tradeoff on something is “bad for bots, good for humans,” I’ll take that trade.
Brad (Brad Enslen)@simonwoods made a great point about (re)building the web and search. I’m convinced the best answer to search is websites. Let people collect and curate the information, rather than play Google’s game and then inch-by-inch the alternative search becomes viable — Do read that whole thread I lin...
Favourite Oak.
Jim and Tim sit down with John Stewart of the University of Oklahoma to discuss a recent solution he blogged about in which he's using Google Spreadsheets and APIs to drive a fast and scalable blogging infrastructure to support a course with 1,000 students.
This was a fun listen. Although I am reasonably committed to having my blogging on my own domain there is something appealing about this.
This Wednesday 8pm I’ll be talking to @andrewjewell Radio #EDUtalk Andrew Jewell 10 Years of iPads in Education . Should be fascinating.
Changeable
A short walk along the canal a walkmap.
