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Tag Archives: RSS
Mar 22 2010
Testing Syndicated Posts
Leave a commentI’m experimenting with syndication and if it is working then this post, originally written on Reluctant Technologist, will also be published on CLT@LSE. The syndication feature is an add-on called FeedWordPress. It’s available in the version of WordPress that we … Continue reading
Posted by: March 22, 2010
Tagged with: Blog Testing, RSS
Jul 10 2009
Symposium at York University: lecture capture, content production & Second Life
Leave a commentJane and I participated in a one day in-house symposium at the University of York this week. The audience were made up of both academic and support staff interested in learning from other universities about lecture capture, audio and video … Continue reading
Posted by: July 10, 2009
Tagged with: Audio, Lecture capture, podcasts, RSS, Second Life, Surveys, Video
Dec 6 2007
LSE shortlisted for the Institute of IT Training 2008 Awards
Leave a commentLSE’s training website, which aggregates RSS feeds from multiple training providers across the school, has been nominated for an award. Luis Martinez in the Library, Jeni Brown in IT Training, and Jane Secker and I in CLT developed the system, … Continue reading
Posted by: December 6, 2007
Tagged with: IITT, RSS
Sep 5 2007
Careers Service Social Software Projects
Leave a commentI’m just back from the Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services (AGCAS) Biennial conference, where I presented a session with Kezia Richmond, the LSE Careers Information Manager, titled “Blog it, tag it, share it: learn the language of the Google … Continue reading
Posted by: September 5, 2007
Tagged with: careers, Podcasting, RSS
Jun 1 2007
Universes & Pagecasts
Leave a commentI’m not sure who dreams up these names CrimsonConnect was developed by two students at Harvard as an alternative to the institutional student portal: “my.harvard.edu”. The Chronicle of Higher Education reports that they were asked to remove the course material … Continue reading
Posted by: June 1, 2007
Tagged with: RSS
May 3 2007
Explaining RSS
3 CommentsThis is something I’ve been thinking about for a while as it seems to be a topic that workshop participants don’t always get straight away. A ‘blog trail’ just took me from Open as to… to We Ignore RSS at … Continue reading
Posted by: May 3, 2007
Tagged with: RSS
May 1 2007
Collaborative Software and Web 2.0
1 CommentThe University of Edinburgh Information Systems working group has recently produced a report with the above title. Quoting from its conclusion “Collaborative technology such as IM, Wikis and blogs are fast becoming ubiquitous, and it is quite clear that the … Continue reading
Posted by: May 1, 2007
Tagged with: Podcasting, RSS, Wikis
Mar 21 2007
Eduspaces
Leave a commentThe external hosted version of elgg has been relaunched as eduspaces. And I think elgg is defintely worth revisiting… I’ll certainly be having a more detailed look soon. Just need a project / interested academic… Since I last looked at … Continue reading
Posted by: March 21, 2007
Tagged with: PLEs, RSS
Feb 22 2007
Yahoo Pipes
Leave a commentHas anyone come across Pipes yet? According to their overview: Pipes is a free online service that lets you remix popular feed types and create data mashups using a visual editor What does that actually mean… well the first pipe … Continue reading
Posted by: February 22, 2007
Tagged with: Mashups, RSS
Nov 23 2006
PageFlakes
Leave a commentPageflakes is another personalised portal-type page. Read more on Webblogg-ed about it. The Darfur Resources Page that’s highlighted is a good example for our workshops. Update: One thing I like about PageFlakes compared to say Netvibes (which I use as … Continue reading
Posted by: November 23, 2006
Tagged with: RSS