Nvu – The Complete Web Authoring System for Linux, Macintosh and Windows Finally! A complete Web Authoring System for Linux Desktop users as well as Microsoft Windows and Macintosh users to rival programs like FrontPage and Dreamweaver. Nvu (pronounced N-view, for a “new view”) makes managing a web site a snap. Now anyone can create […]
Anything But iPod – About With the iPod there are no decisions to make; you give up your right to choose. You are just another face in the crowd, with the same player and the same service. With other mp3 players you have the right to choose from several different services and with those services […]
Build Rich Web Applications with OpenLaszlo OpenLaszlo, an open source framework for creating dynamic and highly interactive Web applications, makes your (and end users’) life easier by using the ubiquitous Flash runtime on the client side. Find out how to get started building RIAs with OpenLaszlo.
Blogs @ Zane State College Much like DartBlogs everyone at Zane State College gets a blog setup.
Witti Blowfish: ITL05 Project Links This blog is for the musings of the inaugural group of faculty who collaborated on EDUCAUSE’s first Instructional Technology Leadership Institute held at Penn State University in July 2005.
Node: Explore Experience Connect A location aware (via built-in gps) media platform. Basically someone has packed a server/client pda sized device for delivering rich content based on location. Cool.
Justin Blanton | Getting More Out Of Gmail Great set of links and tips about gmail.
rAndom international – Sunlight Table This project examines how sustainable work environments are established to emphasize the significance of a work/life balance. It uses the research carried out in the difficult environment of call centers to provide insight into the wider context of stressful and sedentary office based work. Two pretty cool posts in a […]
Nokia – Nokia 770 How much do you want one of these!! I’d rather have an OSX version of the same… it has Inkwell which descends from the Newton handwriting recognition software. Despite the Doonesbury jokes about the first Newton, by the end of the Newton’s life (messagepad 2000) handwriting recognition worked very well. I […]
mambofrog This guy thinks too much like me.