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In the model of Five Weeks to a Social Library, I see in my FriendFeed today a posting from Fiona Bradley about putting together a Semantic Library training program online. It's still in the initial planning stages, you can have a look at the program outline at http://semanticlibrary.pbwiki.com/Learning-Program

In my presentation “Get Wiki with It” today at EncycloMedia 2008 in Oklahoma City, session participants brainstormed different ways educators can and are using wikis to support learning inside and outside the classroom. This was our list: 1. Connect with parents through publishing student work 2.

My blog is back, working on Tiki Wiki Hut Posted on August 24th, 2008 by David I managed to migrate my blog from one server to another on my Web hosting provider. I upgraded to a different service plan but that meant changes in my IP address and learning a new Web server management tool.

What it is: Web Tools 4U2 Use is an incredible wiki created for school library media specialists to learn about cool new web tools, learn how they can be used in school library media programs, and share ideas and success stories. The links, tips, and information on this site are valuable for school library specialists but also for classroom teachers.

Firefox 3 changed how it handles self-signed SSL certificates — it gives users a big scary full-page warning that “The certificate is not trusted because it is self signed.” You can add an exception for sites using self-signed … Go here to read the rest: Firefox 3 and Self-Signed SSL Certificates

Filed under: Internet, Kids, Open SourceLower your geek radar detector. You got me. I am a tech blogger. I also have a degree in library science. Guilty as charged, just put me on a cell block with wireless and a supply of graphic novels. I am a librarian who is really okay with wikis.

I stumbled upon this wiki (from Wired’s How-to Wiki) listing various ways to reduce your footprint and its a wiki, so you can add your own ideas once you log in.  Some ideas they list:  aps in Facebook (Carpool or CarbonMind);  Terrapass (determine lowest carbon emission when flying); GreenestHost (green data hosting); or a Carbon Widget to add to your Web site.

Glogster, originally uploaded by Litandmore. I discovered Glogster on Joyce Kasman Valenza’s Wikispace. It visually enhances her wiki and creates an exciting opening. Check them out at http://newtoolsworkshop.wikispaces.com/ and http://bookleads.wikispaces.com/ .  

The next generation of the technology is yet to be seen. Nevertheless, here is the new way to expose the technology without any limitation. The next generation of the train is imagined in the way with creativity and technology. However, it seems to be introduced in future with exclusive style and performance it carries the expectation to take the passengers safe.

Today many gadgets are being designed in many concepts. Some of them are succeed and others are stumbled to shine because the designers failed to make them with sustainability and environmental friendliness. In this way, a new gadget is going to be unveiled by 2020.