Me an Jeremy:-)
The web is inherently decentralized, which has made it much easier for large companies to create large, centralized platforms. It’s a paradox and very thorny. I’m writing this on a centralized platform called Medium. Clap!
Reading and commenting on blog posts, however, is an inherently social act carried out on a range of scales.
Radio #Edutalk 8pm tonight will be my 1st broadcast of the session talking the #atlc conference preview
Ardinning Path
👍 love this: Flip the iceberg | Manton Reece
Wick
Last week I posted about the end of Flash, one of the thing I regretted was the loss of a tool to teach animation.
This week I noticed Wick: The Internet’s Free and Open-Source Creation Toolkit. This works best with Firefox and Chrome. It make javascript animations that can be exported as a webpage. I’ve put one in the iFrame below.
Direct link: jj-test-wick
It looks like you can do a lot of cleave stuff with JavaScript, byr the editor supports the use of motion tweens and clips that can have their own timelines and tweens without any scripting.
My skills in this department are limited, but if you look closely you will see the person in the animation is moving his arms and legs. They are a clip.
The flash vacuum is being filled before it exists.
I'm happy to throw in a spurious feed if you want to test it and see if it updates automatically, but I've also been adding a handful of new feeds a week until I...
@c I an getting updates to your indieweb opml coming through to both inoreader and River5 
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