There has been much buzz recently about the use of ‘tagging’ items with unconstrained user-defined keywords to facilitate search and recovery (as opposed to explicitly locating them in a pre-defined heirarchical index)
Nick’s Mathematical Puzzles
� Is Bluetooth past its prime? | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com
Web Design References: Information Architecture
Peter Van Dijck’s Guide to Ease �
Innovate – June/July 2005 Volume 1, Issue 5
Standards for online content authors
ActiveWidgets Grid :: cross-browser javascript table control.
O’Reilly Network: Movies of Software
WikiHome
Jotspot – The Application Wiki
A9.com > OpenSearch
A9.com Opens Search to Syndication
EdTechPost: Thin-Client Desktop Viewing with VNC
What Do You Want the Internet to Be?
University Business: Oh, What a Tangled Web… This is about Content Management Systems (from the admin/c&m/ics point of view)
PressThink: Guest Writer Simon Waldman: The Importance of Being Permanent
Incorporated Subversion – James Farmer’s Online Education Weblog
EdTechPost: More RSS feeds from Repositories
This site discusses the use of weblogs in education, and the linked post compares weblogs with another technology called a ‘wiki’ which allows a community of users to share editing of a set of web pages.
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