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February 2005
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Post-conference Reflections on NorthernVoices
There was no way I could pass up attending the Northern Voices blogging conference given that it was only a ferry ride away, and for the most part I came away glad to have made the effort. Here are some reflections, in no particular order. The High Points – Dinner with Brian, D’Arcy and other [...]
Edubloggers Links Feed – Join In!
http://groups.blogdigger.com/groups.jsp?id=697 It’s been two months now since I started subscribing to an aggregated feed of FURL and del.icio.us feeds from various EdTech bloggers. It’s been a very fruitful experiment, and according to Bloglines at least 9 other subscribers seem to think so as well. For me it is providing a second channel of good resources [...]
InCommon Shibboleth Federation
http://www.incommonfederation.org/ I’ve known about Shibboleth for a few years now, but to be honest haven’t followed it that closely, in part because, as important as issues of authentication and authorization are, they typically bore the *!#$ out of me. So I had Shibboleth filed in the back of my mind as ‘hey neat idea, I’ll [...]
Rideshare to Northern Voices from Victoria?
(Clearly of only limited interest to anyone not on Vancouver Island, but hey, it’s my blog!) The Northern Voices blogging conference is fast approaching – I am driving over from Victoria the night before, catching the 3pm ferry and have room for 2-3 others. I am returning the next day likely on the 7 or [...]
The 10 Most Underreported Humanitarian Crises of 2004
http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/publications/reports/ 2005/top10.html This isn’t an educational technology post, but if it has any relevance in that regard it is to keep things in perspective. Click on the past years’ reports only makes it worse to realize how ongoing some of these issues have been. And count the number in Africa. – SWL
Not Bloglines' Problem After All
Looks like my earlier post may have been an overreaction (won’t be the first time), but not without productive results. The reason I posted my email to bloglines publicy was because I had heard from a few folks I asked that they had experienced similar problems, and also that they felt they were getting stock [...]
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