Monthly Archives: October 2004

Del.icio.us

I’ve been playing around with Joshua Schachter’s Del.icio.us “social bookmarks manager.” It’s a browser-based bookmark service. It’s social because your bookmarks are stored on a central server, where not only you, but others can see them, and even copy individual … Continue reading

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Tiger? In March?

I notice that according to Amazon, they’ll be shipping Tiger on March 31, 2005. Cool. I’m really looking forward to Dashboard, Spotlight, and the new Safari. The Spouse of course, is already sweating out a new Tiger-related book about the … Continue reading

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Outsourcing Course Prep

There’s a discussion over at The Chronicle of Higher Education regarding “outsourcing” course preparation. According to the Chronicle Many colleges that want to beef up their online course offerings are starting to buy materials developed by other institutions. . . . ? … Continue reading

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