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I had taken a whole bunch of notes at this workshop about data driven decision making, and then accidently closed the window. I have to remember to save more often or use word with AutoSave on and then paste it into the blog.
At least I found a power source. I have to remember […]

Sort of a group presentation for this one. Doug Pratt, Jim Kidston, and……?
Open Source protects the person using it from being accused of infringing on tellectual property, patents or copyrights.
Going through a brief history of Open Source, Linux, FreeBSD, Apache, etc… Point is, it’s not buggy software, fly by night, it’s well […]

Please note, that these are quick notes that I made during a workshop. They have not been edited yet, so please be forgiving!
This the first in a series of notes that I’ll be taking from the conference. This first session is The One Room Schoolhouse: Creating Community in the Digital Age. It’s […]

Recorded a quickie in the car yesterday while driving running a few errands. Don’t have time to do much in the way of show notes right now, so here’s a few quick links for you!
Direct link to the show
Show notes:
IceCasting: This is the site I set up for people to mobcast from the ICE […]

Bud the Teacher put up a postthe other day that caught my eye. It’s basically a reflection about Will’s commentary on a post that Bud had made (wow, talk about blogs being a conversation in slow motion, eh?).
From Bud:
There is a “blog,” a noun, which is what this space is called. It’s composed […]

I’ve talked about this a few times during my podcast, but last night I actually got things rolling. I created a free blog on Blogger which I dubbed IceCasting. Andy Carvin took the basic idea of podcasting from a mobile phone and fleshed it out into something which he dubbed Mobcasting. Yes, […]