Apparently PBWiki has upgraded their WYSIWYG Editor – I didn’t even know that they had one. I just edited my schedule on the CIL wiki and had my first experience with the new and improved editor – and it’s a bit annoying for someone who knows how to code – but I can see how [...]
Well it’s not my question – I’m not upgrading – but one of my IT staff members sent me this handy (you can’t hear the sarcasm in my voice – but it’s there) guide. Check it out – I hope it helps you decide.
This year we’re going to be redesigning our library website. I’ve read tons of articles and attended sessions on different methods, but I’d love to hear from you. What was your most successful redesign project? What do you recommend doing? Not doing? How big was your team? I thought I’d try and develop a survey [...]
Literature Post :: Classic Books Online Top 25 Web 2.0 Apps for Money, Finance, and Investment More of my links
bLaughThe (Un)Official Comic of the Blogosphere 8apps – For Productive People More of my links
Just had to share this – it’s kinda funny. via: RSS Compendium & bLaugh
Using Emergence to Take Social Innovation to Scaleby Margaret Wheatley and Deborah Frieze More of my links
I just put together my preliminary schedule for CIL – and there is just too much to choose from! I’m open for a few meals, feel free to email me if you’d like to meet up. Technorati Tags: cil2007, cil07
ZippyThe webmaster’s meta search engine eContent: Have a Knowledge Domain? Google-ize It!Custom eLearning Search Engines! Into a New World of Librarianship via: Tame The Web: Libraries and Technology: More of my links
Mary Ellen Bates writes about Ask X (the future of Ask.com): It has pretty much the same information as Ask.com’s search results page, but it looks and feels much more functional. I went over to poke and its new features are subtle, but neat. There is an add to my stuff icon on each result [...]
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