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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-22

Feb 22, 2010

in Digest

cet, chromium, clinical wisdom, cognician, curriculum alignment, diigo, educause review, ethics, facebook, filesharing, Google, Google Docs, isp1, journals, kde, kjots, kubuntu, lessig, lucid, medical education, michael wesch, mobile, ocw, oer, open education, p2pu, pedagogy, peer to peer learning, physiopedia, ple, race, research, saahe 2010, safri, siemens, social networks, teaching, technology enhanced teaching, uct, web apps, wikipedia, xkcd, youtube

Google and Wikipedia — Separated at Birth? http://tinyurl.com/yzxj3az # @patrickkayton I liked the cartoon look 🙂 # YouTube – Students Helping Students. A video by Michael Wesch http://bit.ly/cE7aDL # I know it’s ridiculously early, but I’m already looking forward to SAAHE ’10 at Wits in July this year http://bit.ly/9CGOA6 # @Sallykenyon12 Not on it at…
KDE 4.3 is awesome

Jun 21, 2009

in Technology

akkregator, amarok, audacious, basket, decent podcast catcher, default file manager, desktop, digikam, dolphin, Dolphin file manager, Firefox, flickr, folder view, gnome, Google, Google Earth, google maps, gpodder, GUI, gwenview, jaunty, kde, koffice2, konqueror, kontact, kubuntu, lancelot, light-weight player, marble, media player, media players, MS, ms word, nepomuk, okular, open streetmap, opendocument, openoffice, OpenOffice.org word processor, pdf, podcast, qt4, semantic, semantic search, semnotes, songbird, spicebird, thunderbird, web browser, widgets, wikipedia, word processor

It’s been a busy few weeks at the university, with mid-year assessment (in all it’s various forms) having to take precedence over everything else. Now that it’s over and students are on holiday, I’ve finally gotten around to doing the things I’ve been putting off for a while…like installing the beta version of KDE 4.3…
Managing digital libraries

May 12, 2009

in Research, Technology

bibliographic, bibliographic tools, citeulike, digital libraries, fedora, generation web, kubuntu, mendeley, openoffice, research, word processor, zotero

I just re-installed Mendeley after moving from Fedora to Kubuntu and in the process came across a few other posts / sites discussing the problem of managing large numbers of research articles. Here’s a few of the more interesting ones I came across. Defrosting the digital library: bibliographic tools for the next generation web How…

Tag: kubuntu

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-02-22

KDE 4.3 is awesome

Managing digital libraries