Recently I’ve noticed a trend towards taking web apps and integrated them more fully into the desktop environment so they act more like normal locally-installed software. (Which seems to defeat the purpose of using web apps? But I digress.) This week’s episode is an overview of three major pieces of that trend: the $200 Walmart [...]
Tech-o Tuesday #7: Web Apps on the Desktop
November 20th, 2007 · Ryan · 2 Comments ·
Tags: podcasts • software • web apps
Language Lab Unleashed #22 and Elluminate via Australia: TONIGHT!
November 8th, 2007 · Barbara · 1 Comment ·
Oh we are going to be so clever tonight.
As listed below, Barbara Ganley and this Barbara here are going to be talking about our recent paper that was published by the Knowledge Tree e-journal tonight, beginning at 8:30 p.m. EST via Elluminate. Don’t know what time that is where you are? Click here [...]
Tags: announcements • disruptive technologies • education • incredible connections • podcasts • web apps
Tech-o Tuesday #6: Collaboration WebApps
November 6th, 2007 · Ryan · 2 Comments ·
More and more of my work is done online - not via email or phone, but through the intartubes themselves. This week’s episode of Tech-o Tuesday focuses on some on the collaboration webapps that help me get my work done, no matter where I am, and no matter with whom I need to connect. Check [...]
Tags: audio tools • podcasts • web apps
The Knowledge Tree Extravaganza: Read! Listen! Talk with Us!
November 5th, 2007 · Barbara · 1 Comment ·
My dear colleague and comrade/comadre in blogging, Barbara Ganley, has been chiding me via Twitter about how long it has been since I have been here on the blog. She is the queen of slow blogging (borrowing the term from the slow food movement.)Her posts emerge as multimedia feasts to savor and to ponder [...]
Tags: blogs • disruptive technologies • edublogging • finding balance • learning tree • pedagogy • web apps • whats and whys
Twittering…
July 6th, 2007 · Barbara · 6 Comments ·
Okay so I have been smitten by this little thing called Twitter (thank you, I think, bg and geekymom and the folks at The Faculty Academy for starting me down this slippery path)
And now that I see that I can integrate my “twitterings” into my Skype mood messages and Growl, and [...]
Tags: web apps
