Monthly Archives: March 2004

More on the Chronicle Colloqy

Posted on March 29, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

Both MacInTouch and Applelinks picked up my post about the Chronicle of Higher Education colloquy on dealing with worms and Trojan horses. You might want to take a look at the reader comments at Applelinks; I’ve linked directly to the … Continue reading →

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2004 CCCC U Blog

Posted on March 22, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

I was planning on attending the 2004 CCCC conference and participating as one of the facilitators in a half day workshop on U. Blog: A Practical Introduction To Using Weblogs For the Classroom and Research. But first a absence of … Continue reading →

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Argghhhhh Mac OS X: Virus-Free

Posted on March 20, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

The Chronicle of Higher Education has, once a week or so, a “Colloquy,” or live discussions about a set topic. Readers submit questions in advance, which are answered by an “expert.” This week the topic was “The High Cost of … Continue reading →

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More on Wikis

Posted on March 17, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

First, I’ve found a provocative definition of a wiki that I rather like, though this one works well too, as does this one. I’m still looking for my first Wiki system to install. So far, PhpWiki appeals the most. There’s … Continue reading →

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Apple on Isolating an Issue

Posted on March 12, 2004 by Lisa Spangenberg

Granted, I’m an Apple partisan, but this recently revised knowledge base article on “Isolating issues in Mac OS X” is an extremely well-written guide to finding out what part of your Mac OS X system is actually responsible for causing … Continue reading →

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