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reviewingwhatever.blogspot.com/2009/04/twitter_27.html
Reviewing Whatever: Twitter
Reviewing Whatever If it's new to me, I'll tell you what I really think. Updates Wednesday nights. Newer Post Older Post Home Twitter Monday, April 27, 2009 Image via CrunchBaseWelcome! If you've landed here, you probably found me on Twitter. I hope you enjoy the links I'm sharing and the observations I'm making. This site isn't quite so pithy as a Tweet, but if you're looking for a book or movie, or even a restaurant or tourist trap, to check out, go ahead and browse around. It's not
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flicker.com/photos/joyli
Flickr: tehjoyof's Photostream
Flickr is almost certainly the best online photo management and sharing application in the world. Show off your favorite photos and videos to the world, securely and privately show content to your friends and family, or blog the photos and videos you take with a cameraphone
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xmlgrrl.com/blog
Pushing String | Tangled musings on identity, privacy, trust, and suchlike
Eve Maler, xmlgrrl, digital identity, federated identity, online privacy, data portability, online security, authorization, access control, consent, policy, permissioned data sharing, user-managed access, XML, SAML, OpenID, OAuth, UMA
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aweber.com/blog
Email Marketing Tips and Best Practices: AWeber Blog
The latest in email marketing tips and best practices for business owners. Written by AWeber's expert Education Team, sharing years of experience helping people build successful campaigns
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wp.lps.org/cpultz
Chris Pultz - Instructional Technology Coaching, Training and Support for Lincoln Public Schools
Skip to content Chris Pultz Instructional Technology Coaching, Training and Support for Lincoln Public Schools What I DoFeedback Categories: Documents Graphic My Thoughts Quotes Reblogged Research Says? Tips & Tutorials Uncategorized Videos Tools for Creation Last Saturday at #EdCampOmaha there were a couple of sessions dedicated to sharing web based tools people had found useful in their classrooms or school districts. I was surprised and pleased by the large number of sites shared