Archive for the 'Reflections' Category

Technologies I’m (Still) Using

During the summer, I started to try the many new technologies and tools seriously as an educator and computer enthusiast.  Many of my preferences or behaviors are remarkably different than in September.  I find that I’m becoming more particular about switching to something new, when what I’m currently using is working so well.  The following [...]

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Texting, Twittering, Multitasking

My sister texts endlessly.  She’s eighteen.  Every second she’s popping out her phone and sending some message about something on her mind, her every thought.  Most of them are not groundbreaking, of course.  I’m sure they are extremely meaningful to her, since she took the time to send the message. I guess the interest of [...]

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The Second Place is the First Place

That first place you go is the most important place.  When you open your browser, your home page opens.  Sadly, many people still do not know how to change their home page and it opens to (curses!) AOL.  For those of us who matured, and chose another home page, it once was a competitive battle [...]

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Lousy Naming

I appeal to all technology companies and services in the cloud: stop with the crazy naming. Why must we insist on giving services misspelled names? You are not doing your services or your brand much of a service by dropping the vowels in your name (flickr) or using tricky spelling (delicio.us).  I have no problem [...]

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The new WordPress 2.7 looks different and allows much more customization.  I’m impressed.  There was something clunky about the last version, though it was perfectly useful.  This new version seems to offer much more functionality, including the ability to deny comments whatsoever.  I want to post and offer my thoughts on topics, but I really [...]

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