I’m evaluating a multi-media course on blogging from the folks at Simpleology. For a while, they’re letting you snag it for free if you post about it on your blog.
It covers:
I’ll let you know what I think once I’ve had a chance to check it out. Meanwhile, go grab yours while it’s still free.
Well, I guess maybe I used an old version of Word (2.0 anyone ?)
Version 15.5 of LISTSERV has arrived. (I think they already were on version 14 back about in the early 90′s when I first started using LISTSERV on a mainframe for the ULTRA list.) Though it’s been updated for the times (web-based archive, RSS feeds, etc.) the software is still used to power a LOT of online discussion groups.
Free access for the rest of November. Click here.
Citizendium is Wikipedia without the anonymity. Read more about the service and their one year anniversary.
Bad news in this new Chronicle article.
I’ve always loved the MIT campus. When opportunity presents itself and I’m able to make it to Boston I try to cross the Charles River at least once to take a stroll through the MIT campus and check out some of the various buildings. Being an alumni of Weatherhead (the management school at Case Western Reserve University) I know about Frank Gehry’s design of academic buildings. (The newest home for the Weatherhead school is in a Gehry-designed building.) I had the opportunity to attend a lecture at the Stata Hall during a Neighborhood Networks workshop a couple years ago and got to see that Gehry work close up. (I even bought the book about it!)
As the dissertation starts to become a reality…
Here’s the PPT from the Introduction to Q Methodology Workshop at MWERA by Sue Ramlo and myself.
See this article posted on the ULTRA list.
See the revised ChildPro.org site that I’ve been working on for the Child Protection Project. (Flora Jessop from the CPP is a frequent guest on cable news shows who discusses polygamy and Warren Jeffs, the convicted leader of the polygamist sect, FLDS. More to come with the site soon as there is a lot of content to be added, indexed and archived.
Yesterday I made this presentation at the Q Conference held at the National Libraries of Medicine at the NIH in Bethesda. The paper is a preview of my dissertation that will focus on the development of a web-based tool to administer Q Methodology studies.
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