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iTunes isn't the end-all, be-all podcasting application - and iPodderX proves it. There are many more power user features to be found in iPodderX, yet it's simple enough that a podcasting newbie could pick it up as easily as they pick up their portable me

at Podcast.net you can find podcasts on your favorite topics via tags as well. You can navigate our tags via the "Browse Tags" feature at the top of each page (just below the search bar) or by clicking on Keyword/Tag links found throughout the directory.

Welcome! This Road Map contains hand-picked links from the last 6 Road Maps, including our newly released 2005 edition.

online journal publishing ed-tech, reviews and elarning experiences; also big links lists

site designed to help K-12 teachers integrate technology into the classroom. over 5,800 annotated links to educational sites with free resources, all organized by theme pages and keyword search.

National newspaper article on a plone site [ ...the diocese is discovering that Web content management is a vital part of working together. It has also discovered that an open source tool called "Plone" is just the software for the job

[special markup]...Everybody loves rounded corners. A plethora of articles have been written about how to do it, but this is going to be different. This article is going to show you how to make rounded corners without images. That’s right. Without image

Startplane is an attempt at a directory based on the popular del.icio.us bookmarking application. Categories are determined by the most commonly used tags, and sites are ranked based on how many unique users used the tags of the current category to descri

coolest is clustering of 'expert' users Del.icio.us users who bookmark helpful/timely URLs (as evidenced by others subsequently bookmarking those URLs) will be rewarded with higher CollaborativeRank, which means that they will have greater influence on s

Experts in plone: 1. dehora, 2. jemisa, 3. winjer, 4. miziodel, 5. sports_betting, 6. pwaring, 7. jyap, 8. moriwaka, 9. markthomas

good review of API, intro to service, python wrapper [ The del.icio.us-space has three major axes: users, tags, and URLs. These axes are reflected in the clean URL design used by the site:

The Open Source Portfolio Initiative (OSPI) is a community of individuals and organizations collaborating on the development of the leading non-proprietary, open source electronic portfolio software available. ormed in January 2003, the Open Source Portfo

There are quite a number of tools out there to help you build rich user interfaces using Javascript and HTML. Some are free and others are commercial. Here's a short list i compiled a while back:

Yahoo! is currently searching for XUL developers (rumours said they want to deliver their PhotoMail application on a XUL based UI). There are some fancy and fantastic XUL applications out there, for example Bloxor or the Mozilla Amazon Browser.

A JetPak is a little bundle of content on a particular topic, which can include links to sites and images from around the Web, plus your own comments. You can build JetPaks quickly by pointing and clicking, share them with other JetEye users, and view the

Closures are one of the most powerful features of ECMAScript (javascript) but they cannot be property exploited without understanding them. They are, however, relatively easy to create, even accidentally, and their creation has potentially harmful consequ

Instead of throwing messages at people, messages are sent back and forth across secure RSS feeds. How it works (FAQ) FeedMail sets up an individual, encrypted, private RSS feeds between you and each of your contacts.

This week I've been noticing a lot of Web 2.0-style Office apps coming out. Here's a selection of some of them...But really the most interesting web-based Office apps are the current crop of Web 2.0-style apps, built by small start-ups or open source deve

Rojo is a FREE web-based service that lets you efficiently read RSS feeds: unique features: the only social network for content; TAGS & COMMENTS; recommeded links based on subscriptions

Server-side RSS feed aggregator written in PHP and heavily based on XmlHttpRequest and related technologies for user interface and operation.

Launched six months ago, the live question-and-answer service (http://www.wondir.com) has attracted 175,000 members who ask and answer the kinds of questions that stump regular search engines.

What we're trying to do: Wondir is trying to find a way to help people who are posting questions as blog posts get those questions answered (via our pool of answerers at Wondir)

the first question is, what the structure of the MicroContent is on Wondir. One of the central things is a question, a piece of text posted at a date by a user. Answers are attached to questions and consist of a piece of text, a username and a posting dat

Instead of designing instruction (which we assume will lead to learning), we should be focusing on designing ecologies in which learners can forage for knowledge, information, and derive meaning.

October 2001 issue [ CIVIL ENGINEERING ] -- A major hurricane could swamp New Orleans under 20 feet of water, killing thousands. Human activities along the Mississippi River have dramatically increased the risk, and now only massive reengineering of sout