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Simple Feed Rolling for GReader Users – Bundles
One of the most common requests that I can think of from newcomers to the “loosely coupled teaching” approach is: “How do I roll together a number of feeds and produce a single RSS feed for them.” Over the years I’ve recommended any number of approaches, from Yahoo Pipes to Grazr. But in trying to [...]
Learning Sciences and Educational Technology Google Group
http://groups.google.com/group/learning-sciences Just in case you missed the announcement over on EdTechDev, Doug Holton of Utah State University has put together an announcement service via Google Groups. As Doug notes, many announcements for conference calls for papers or grants in our field happen via email on closed mailing lists, and in an effort to open this [...]
So Long Bloglines…
Unlike most of the of the other cool kids, I’ve had a hard time kicking my bloglines habit for newer tools. A case of “if it ain’t broke…” Well, sad to say, it is broke. It’s probably a familiar refrain to others who’ve made the leap, but after the umpteenth time of Bloglines acting funny, [...]
Integrating Library Reserves and Course Management Systems: Aleph, RSS, and Sakai
http://www.educause.edu/LibraryDetailPage/ 666?ID=MWR0566 Hey, I’m as excited about the potential of service-oriented architectures and the ‘loosely coupled’ appproach as the next guy, but on a regular basis I find myself lamenting the seeming lack of real world working examples one can currently point to. Yet every time I feel this way, along comes another presentation like [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Letter to Bloglines
(O.k., I promised the one before was my last one today, but you know… procrastination and all that) For the sake of posterity, here is the email I wrote Bloglines tech support today. I would urge others to do likewise who are experiencing the same problem. “Hi, I contacted you a few weeks back about [...]
FreeLists – Free mailing lists with RSS feeds
http://www.freelists.org (This has GOT to be my last post today! If you’ve ever wondered why my posts are so short, it isn’t because I have nothing to say Thought this would be interesting to the ‘small pieces’crowd – FreeLists.org is a free email listserving service (with no advertising and industrial strength admin controls on your [...]
New URL for Combined Edubloggers Links Feed
http://groups.blogdigger.com/groups.jsp?id=697 A few weeks back I posted about a feed I had created using Rollup.org that rolled together the RSS feeds from such Edublogging luminaries as Alan Levine, Brian Lamb and Will Richardson. No sooner did this get started then Rollup.org announces that it is closing its doors (lending some real credibility to Derek Morrison’s [...]
Rolling Up Furl and Del.icio.Us Feeds from Edubloggers
http://rollup.org/rollup/rollup.php?id=495 It seems ‘de rigeur’ for the cutting edge edtech blogger to have at the very least a Furl or del.icio.us bookmark account in addition to their blog (let’s not even talk about Flickr for right now). Some, like Alan, have taken the further step of rolling their blog and Furl feeds together (and in [...]
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