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diversions.nfshost.com/blog
My Diversions
My Diversions Notes on things I?m thinking and doing Skip to content About « Older posts More SMH Bashing May 17, 2010 ? 10:43 pm I read an interesting article in the SMH a few days ago about a technique for preparing children to learn to read by increasing their ?phonemic awareness?. The first thing I think when I read about any innovation is ?does it really work?? ? the evidence was addressed by a single paragraph: After 13 weeks of the
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worthanote.com/worthanote
www.worthanote.com | Welcome to #notethat
worthanote.com| alpha Notes // WTF? // Refresh Subscriptions // Twitter About this service This service allows you to note tweets for future reference. (1) Follow @notethat. (2) Mark a tweet as a favourite. (3) Come here to explore. I'm sure you've found that just adding to favourites doesn't quite cut it sometimes. contact: info (at) worthanote dot com {favourited tweet} What Africa needs most today is more ?patient? capital to spur its would-be capitalists. 2007 NYT article, still
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blogs.umass.edu/teachoit
TeachOIT: a Blog for People Who Teach with Technology
TeachOIT: a Blog for People Who Teach with Technology A Blog for People Who Teach with Technology at UMass Amherst Distraction Free Writing August 17th, 2011 by Zach McDowell Helping you accomplish all of the things you need to do before breakfast remains the focus of many technologies. Some software helps us remain productive; to-do lists, notes, and all the other digital nags and sound effects that remind us what we should be doing, when we should be doing it, and where. And then
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erikmarshall.net/blog
Blog | A Memorable Fancy
A Memorable FancyErik Marshall's Blog Main page Blog CV Older Entries » Old notes: Snippets By erik, on July 9th, 2011 I?ve been going through my hard drive today, looking for bits I could use in upcoming projects, and trying to clean out my documents folder, which is horribly disorganized. I occasionally make a new document for a random idea that comes to me, and it sits in there forever. I thought I?d post some of the orphaned docs here from time
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weblog.latte.ca/blake
Blog-o
Blog-o! Notes from latte.ca blake Wed, 15 Jun 2011 Customization and choice. [/tech/thunderbird] A friend of mine recently said: EVERY behavior aspect of EVERY application should be user-settable if the user is prepared to drill down far enough. No exceptions. Even if the user will be shooting his own foot by messing with it. I, obviously, disagree with him, and wanted to explain why in a few more characters than Twitter would allow. While giving the user complete control over every aspect of