February 22, 2006
Changed Feed Location
Hi!
Things have been a little quiet on this blog - I've moved over to WordPress and wanted to make sure everything was working OK before I notified my 5 faithful readers in Bloglines (and maybe more elsewhere???) that the feed address has changed! I'd love to have you join me on my new'ish blog!
Various feed flavours are available as follows:
RDF/RSS 1.0
RSS 0.92 (note: this provides exc ... read more
November 21, 2005
Reflection on using Elluminate
Last week I facilitated a session for fellow staff which was an "Introduction to Blogging and RSS" This was using the AFL Elluminate Virtual Office on the Learning Times Australia. Over a period of two hours we covered:
- what a blog is
- read some blogs
- set up individual blogs on edublogs.org and made some initial postings
- looked briefly at images and categories
- had a brief look at RSS and set up Bloglines accounts
- in addition I talked a bit (not well enough) a ... read more
November 09, 2005
Links to accompany workshop
Blogging
There is also a more detailed compilation of resources about blogging and rss at http://www.otheredge.com.au/klogs/toolkit/blogging/
List of blogs for browsing:
live and let learn Michael Nelson's learning blog
Web Design @ TAFE Michael Nelson's teaching blog. Check out the links in the right hand menu to stud ... read more
November 08, 2005
SuprGlu
SuprGlu will let you gather multiple RSS feeds into the one page, organised by date. Great if you have multiple locations for storing stuff on the web, but would like to combine several into the one page. Or as my other half suggested, for pulling a number of student blogs into the one page.
from the website: " Do you already use services like del.icio.us, flickr, blogger, typepad, etc? SuprGlu is a new way to gather all your content from those sites. In a nutshell, SuprGlu:
gathers your content from popul ... read more
November 02, 2005
October 26, 2005
September 20, 2005
BlogSieve- blending feeds
link to website
via Alan Levine
"BlogSieve ("Advanced Feed Processing for Atom, RDF, and RSS") is a new service that is fresh out and has potential for those wanting to mix RSS feed sources and recombine them in new ways:
BlogSieve is a web-based tool that creates new feeds by filtering, merging and sorting existing feeds. The BlogSieve engine accepts virtually every (valid) feed format, proc ... read more
June 24, 2005
Audio about Blogging, RSS and Bloglines
These are some audio files to go along with my 'Getting Started with Blogging and RSS' tutorial. In the online tutorial you will find all (and more!) of the web addresses I refer to in the audio. You can listen to one or more of the audio files, and you don't necessarily listen to them in any particular order. I prepared them for the June Mini Online Event held by the Australian Flexible Learning Framework's 2005 Networks Project.
Enjoy!
June 23, 2005
Nancy White - Competencies for Online Communication
My notes from the Nancy White Keynote in the Collaborative Learning Conference 2005 run by iCohere.
Nancy's presentation contained possibily more questions than answers - prompting some reflection on my part.
...........
In the online environment we have a merge between what we know and what we imagine - eg what we get from someone's introduction and what we imagine about them.
Online world is full of great possibilities and small annoyances
In online communication we are trying to rewire very established comm ... read more
June 22, 2005
Using Bloglines
Using Bloglines (or How to keep up with dozens of blogs everyday) from Preetam Rai. This resource includes lots of screenshots which I always find helpful.
"Update: Already getting lots more tips from friends. I will keep updating this post.
Thanks to all who commented and linked ... read more
May 23, 2005
Videoblogging workshop
vlog 3.0 [a blog about vogs] » link to website
From Adrian Miles
"These are the notes for the video blogging workshop that was held as a part of BlogTalk DownUnder. They consist of general notes (that won’t make a lot of sense without having attended the workshop!) and links to useful material.
The structure of the workshop is:
* Getting material
* Capture
* Editing
* Copyri ... read more
May 09, 2005
10 tips for bloggers
link to website
A short article which outlines some sensible guidelines for bloggers wanting a repeat audience.
April 28, 2005
RSS Mixer
RSS Mix - Mix any number of RSS feeds into one unique new feed!
Create a New RSS Mix
Mix any number of RSS feeds into one unique new feed!
... read moreMarch 02, 2005
Multi User Weblogging
incorporated subversion »link to website
James Farmer brings together a whole range of tools on incsub on Multi User Weblogging
November 08, 2004
Photoblog
This plugin gives you a new set of Movable Type template tags. These tag will allow you to display a list of image files on your web server formatted in a manner of your choosing.
... read moreNovember 03, 2004
Blogging in education
Blogging and RSS — The "What's It?" and "How To" of Powerful New Web Tools for Educators
The Boom in Blogs ... Now Extends to Education
by Will Richardson
"Educators have been slower to adopt Weblogs for a variety of reasons, among them access, privacy, and security issues. But as more and more people get on the blog bandwagon, more and more teachers and schools are starting to experiment with the tech ... read more
May 25, 2004
Blogging Session
link to the first page of a resource I developed for other Flexible Learning Leaders about blogging.
The session will be facilitated via a chat session, and afterwards I am planning to zip up the materials and offer to others to use. Need to look at Creative Commons licensing etc.
May 24, 2004
The Art of Blogging
George Siemens of elearnspace provides a succinct intro to blogging in the context of information flow, including rss. Html based presentation so no plug ins etc required. I like the diagrams especially in terms of potential for dialogue and sourcing information.
... read moreGeorge writes:
"Some Trends with Content and Information:
- Two-way flow - creator and consumer of content can interact
- Questioning bias
- Increased dialogue/discussion
- Voices given to individuals
- Decentralized - power pushed to the edges
- Increased equality among nodes
- Modularization
- Pliable connections (or connected specialization)
- History given to knowledge/learning that used to vaporize"
May 23, 2004
Quicktime Presentation on Blogging
Short Presentation on Blogging - need to use the arrow buttons to progress through the presentation otherwise the slide transitions are buggy.
Like the personal voice that comes through in this presentation.
May 13, 2004
May 11, 2004
FIVE STEP PHOTOLOG
link to website
By Jeremy - Kingdom of Squirrels
A PHOTOLOG IN FIVE EASY STEPS
(or at least, [his] version of it)
"This little photo-weblog ("photolog") tutorial is the result of a request (gentle prod?) from another Minnesota weblogger who was curious how I did my implementation. I am sure there are many ways to do a photolog, this is merely one of them and it came about after much searching of other weblogs and hanging out in the MovableType Support Forums. Thanks to all w ... read more
April 04, 2004
moblogging
hmmn...: Movable Type tutorial -- How to add a "sidebar" to your blog
Movable Type tutorial -- How to add a "sidebar" to your blog
This is a tutorial for those who would like to include a "Moblog" sidebar or section within their main blog, as I have done here on Hmmn. I wrote this initially at the request of Kevin of MFOP, for other mobloggers who were asking him how to do it. However, it doesn't have to be used for a "moblog" sidebar ... read more
photo mblogging
larryhalff.com: Mobile Archives
mphoto2mt Bug
Last night at around 2:30AM, as I was dropping off to sleep, my mind drifted over my freshly minted perl code only to realize that there was an obvious bug which would give every image in a multiple image message the same thumbnail.
Well, it's now fixed and available at the same place, here.
posted 09:36 AM : comments (3) : trackback : link
Photo mBlogging
I've put together my own email to MoveableType g ... read more
January 15, 2004
Movable Type Education Weblog Portal
Movable Type Education Weblog Portal
Movable Type Education Weblogs in the Blogosphere
January 06, 2004
RSS Feed Validator
Identified rogue characters in xml pages better than other validators - tells you what the problem is.
... read moreNovember 10, 2003
October 28, 2003
RSS for Educational Designers
Stephen's Web ~ Papers ~ An Introduction to RSS for Educational Designers
An Introduction to RSS for Educational Designers
... read moreOctober 27, 2003
B.C. Educational Technology Users Group 'Blogtalk'
EdTechPost: B.C. Educational Technology Users Group 'Blogtalk'
"http://etugblog.typepad.com/blogtalk/
Today is officially the last day so I can finally let the cat out of the bag for those who haven't seen this yet.
As I mentioned in an earlier post, for the past two weeks I've been helping to facilitate, along with 4 other educators from B.C., an 'online discussion' on possible uses of blo ... read more
October 13, 2003
Matrix of some uses of blogs in education
EdTechPost: Matrix of some uses of blogs in education Archives
Scott Leslie, an educational technology researcher:
"To help facilitate this discussion and my own thinking on it, I've worked up this matrix of some of the possible uses of blogs in education.
A big caveat here - this matrix very much approaches the topic in the context of 'formal' education, and only really considers students, instructors and 'the rest of the net' as acto ... read more
October 12, 2003
Email subscription via RSS
[the girlie matters] tips and tricks: combined form for bloglet and mt notifications
From the girlie matters
September 19, 2003
The Art of Blogging
Overview, Definitions, Uses, and Implications Part One.
"Blogging is using a new medium for what it is good for - connecting and interacting. Blogging is a first generation tool built on, and taking advantage of, the unique attributes of the Internet. It has been dismissed as a self-centered passing fad...and as the new model of interactive journalism, communication, and learning. This article explores the the uses, benefits, implications, and art of blogging."
... read moreSeptember 05, 2003
RSS
Intro
Why the fuss?
What is RSS?
Viewing RSS Content
Connecting Learning Objects via RSS
Implementations
Q&A