I stumbled upon an interesting discussion on how blogs and other other social software (wiki, bookmarks, forums, etc) can be used in education. The discussion is mainly between Scott Moore and Bud Gibson. Basically, Scott is preparing for a class for 1000 students (yes, you’ve heard me right – one thousand. Read more about it … Continue reading Blogs (and other social software) in education
Watched an interesting film – “Statement” – on DVD. This one is about exciting current days life of those who used to help Nazi during the World War II. Probably not all of them, but surely some of them had all the fun, pictured in the movie. Imagine yourself being wanted by police for crime … Continue reading Statement
If you want to try tabbed browsing before installed a browser that supports it (like Mozilla Firefox) or if you work in a place where they don’t allow you to install software and you cannot live without tabs, try Breasy.com. It is essentially a web interface that allows to browse several sites simultaneously in a … Continue reading Tabbed browsing with Breasy.com
Computer people use a lot of terms. Deeper these people are into computers, wider is their computer vocabulary. There are many attempts of computer/hacker/programmer dictionaries on the web. Hacking Lexicon is yet another one. It does have a lot of entries, and it groups terms by the subject nicely. Check it out for any term … Continue reading Hacking Lexicon
As their logo says: Disinfopedia – an encyclopedia of people, issues and groups shaping the public agenda. In simple words, this is a resource about propaganda and false advertising. Site covers, or at least attempts to cover, everyone and everything that produces it. That includes speeches, examples, techniques, etc. Interesting stuff.