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Monthly Archives: October 2007
Catching up with the crowd: Networks & Communities
I even took part in the event last year ::FLNW:: but I had not really taken part in the Network vs Community vs Group conversations. Didn’t feel the need. Didn’t see the point. I think I will need to face … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Leadership, Learning, Web 2.0
Tagged commnities, FLNW, Learning, networks
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Open source Cola and other links . . .
I remember reading years ago that the secret ingredient to Colonel Saunders was pepper. Tried it, and you know, they may be right. But you need pressure cooked deep fryers to really bury the fat molecules and the taste. Now, … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Links, Web 2.0, Whimsey
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Using the Access Grid
The Access Grid Linkup for the Launch of the FLLinNZ toolkit has now been and gone. This was both stressful and a lot of fun. Blog Link. AKOWiki page Link. I did not have a clue what I was getting … Continue reading
Posted in Events 07, FLLiNZ, Web 2.0, WorkLife, unConferences
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OpenOffice to MediaWiki
Wayne Mackintosh has just posted about the latest version or OpenOffice. It can export to MediaWiki format. In other words, the first draft of a page can be written in the OO environment and then sent to MW. Cool.
Posted in Web 2.0
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Web 2.0 Cyber threats . . .
Just to keep things in balance. A Link via Gregor. Web 2.0 Tops ‘Emerging Cyber Threats’ 10/9/2007 -By David Nagel The ever-nebulous “Web 2.0″ is emerging as one of the five top security risks to watch for both consumers and … Continue reading
Posted in Web 2.0
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