Via Weblogs in Higher Ed comes this terrific tutorial on using Bloglines: betterdays » Blog Archive » Using Bloglines (or How to keep up with dozens of blogs everyday)

This includes many screenshots, and covers how to set up a Bloglines account, how to subscribe to feeds by pasting in the RSS/Atom feed, [...]

Slashdot is reporting on Room-Temperature, Small-Scale Fusion at UCLA.

Update – Wired has picked up the story

One of my favourite blogs, CogDogBlog, has moved over to WordPress. In describing the migration, Alan Levine said:

Yep – that sums [...]

MLBlogs : Official Affiliate : Unofficial Opinions

Now you can follow along the boys of summer by reading about them in the blogs of summer. I haven’t seen it linked from the main Major League Ball page, but Major League Ball has set up a blogging site for baseball fans, supported by SixApart. [...]

There are a few writers in the ed-tech world that I can count on for writing something that just gets my brain in a resonating hum, and David Wiley has done it again::iterating toward openness – Freire, the Matrix, and Scalability

To be honest, I suppose the resonance I found in this post is [...]

Daring Fireball: Translation From PR-Speak to English of Selected Portions of Adobe’s ‘FAQ’ Regarding Their Acquisition of Macromedia::I’ve seen links to this in a few places, and I just wanted to do my part to increasing the page rank for when someone Googles for “Adobe Macromedia acquisition“. Call it Google-bombing if you will [...]

When I was a youth, we would hang out at the mall. Today’s youth are spending their time in a social venue that many parents and teachers may be unaware of, so I’m really glad to see that Alec Couros and Dan Schellenberg have put together a terrific compendium of CyberBullying Resources [...]

drupal.org | Community plumbing

After six months of development, the Drupal team is proud to announce the Drupal 4.6.0 release! Just in time for the ID-COP site development – the timing couldn’t be better.

I’m sitting in a lecture about inclusion in schools (more on that later, I hope) but thanks to the wonder of wireless I’ve just been reading Will’s post on Boring Content, Boring Schools. I’m glad he focuses on a specific kind of boredom that is a problem.

I was in Saskatoon today, and had a chance to drop in on Rick Schwier to talk over a few projects and ideas. While we were at it, I turned on my iRiver to record another Rob and Rick podcast. This was recorded straight into the built-in mic on the iRiver with no post [...]