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Social Bookmarking Interoperability | OUseful Info: One particular question I'd like to raise in this post - and to which I expect to return quite frequently as I work through and follow the technical issues - is whether or not there is any benefit in sta
pinpoints issues; starting a crucial process from edu/community-portal perspective..'interested in payoff: a) the ability to swap different social bookmarking systems in and out of a hybrid environment b) the ability to create a distributed social bookmar
/analysis elearning/interoperability elearning2.0/issues for:alharris for:ngrf for:rgedwards portals2.0 proposal social-bookmarking standards/small-loose tagging2.0 to-blog to-do
library_of_congress_weinberger.mp3 (audio/mpeg Object) : Library of Congress' John W. Kluge Center and C-SPAN: DIGITAL FUTURE Talk by David Weinberger
entertaining intro to modern web issues..'David Weinberger, one of North America's best known experts on "blogging" and coauthor of the bestselling book, "The Cluetrain Manifesto" (2000). Weinberger is also author of "Small pieces, loosely joined: a unifi
/MP3-file analysis audio blogging for:alharris for:ngrf for:rgedwards presentation resources/introductory web2.0 web2.0/intro webcontent/trends
Speckled Computing Website : Specks will be minute (around 1 mm3) semiconductor grains that can sense and compute locally and communicate wirelessly. Each speck will be autonomous, with its own captive, renewable energy source
Thousands of specks, scattered or sprayed on the person or surfaces, will collaborate as programmable computational networks called Specknets. Computing with Specknets will enable linkages between the material and digital worlds with a finer degree of spa
/for:alharris for:rgedwards hardware to-do vision-thang

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