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December 2004
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Mobile Learning Resource Portal
http://www3.telus.net/~kdeanna/mlearning/ I don’t know for a fact, but I believe this decent set of articles and pointers to resources on ‘Mobile Learning’ is the result of some class work in Athabasca University’s Master’s in Distance Education program. – SWL
Google Scholar & OpenURL Firefox Extension
http://www.ualberta.ca/~pbinkley/gso/ As soon as Google Scholar hit the streets there was quite a stir in the library community and various ponderings about how to tie it into existing library systems, so it was inevitable that someone would develop this, but this quickly!!! A Firefox extension which, when you perform a Google Scholar query, also sends [...]
Great Open Source cost breakdown graphic in 'Elearning Dialogue' article
http://www.campus-technology.com/news_article.asp?id=10299&typeid=155 Nothing really that new in the article except a nice graphic to illustrate the cost breakdown of commercial software vs. open source projects. I wish they would have cited where the data was from on which the cost breakdowns are based.- SWL
CiteULike: Del.icio.us for Academic Citations
http://www.citeulike.org/ That edubloggers links feed has already paid off a number of times – this morning Alan furl’d this new site, in essence del.icio.us for academic citations. So what not simply use del.icio.us instead. Well you probably could, but the advantages seem to be: – the “most active” tags that have currently emerged come much [...]
SOme wikispam links from Raymond Yee
http://raymondyee.net/wiki/WikiSpam For all those continuing to struggle with the fustration of wikispam, Raymond Yee has a collection of pointers on (where else) his wiki to possible automated solutions. Why not add your own. it’s a wiki after all? – SWL
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