"TwitterCamp is a desktop application that allows you to monitor tweets from your friends using the popular Twitter service. The application is especially suited for running on large displays such as plasmas, LCDs, and projectors at conferences. It is simple to customize the interface so that you can use the application for your conference..."
By way of LibraryClips
TwitterViz gathers your friends’ Twitter data over time and saves it to a local XML file for graphing and analysis. The longer you run TwitterViz, the more data it gathers, and the better the pattern that emerges. Requires Adobe Apollo
The Authors@Google program brings authors of all stripes to Google for informal talks centering on their recently published books.
The Library of Congress has a weblog...
Billionaires Start $60 Million Schools Effort - New York Times"Eli Broad and Bill Gates, two of the most important philanthropists in American public education, have pumped more than $2 billion into improving schools. But now, dissatisfied with the pace of change, they are joining forces for a $60 million foray into politics in an effort to vault education high onto the agenda of the 2008 presidential race."
egorcastEgorCast provides a gateway between the messages from Jott and social mo-blogging services such as Twitter and Jaiku (or both if you want). EgorCast will also send your messages to your WordPress blog with a specific category or tag.
egorcastEgorCast provides a gateway between the messages from Jott and social mo-blogging services such as Twitter and Jaiku (or both if you want). EgorCast will also send your messages to your WordPress blog with a specific category or tag.
This looks interesting... Twitter from my phone while driving...
David Halberstam, He was the best, and the brightest...
Dangerously Irrelevant: Margaret Spellings is under fire Over at Dangerously Irrelevant, Scott McLeod has a post outlining some of the issues surrounding the funding of educational technology initiatives at the federal level.
Below are some images from Saturday's Earth Day work party at Lewis Elementary.
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Embed Google 'My Maps' Map into Your BlogI'm playing around with this little tool that allows you to embed your Google My Maps into a web page. The map above is one I created that shows the attendance boundary for Lewis Elementary.
I think I found this by visiting Derek Baird's site...
Today, Saturday, April 21, 2007, we are holding an Earth Day Work Party at Lewis Elementary School. Parents, students, and community volunteers will be working on various projects around the school to enhance and maintain our Outdoor Center and garden areas. If you are in Portland today and would like to help out, please stop by the school between 9:00 and 1:00... (location map)
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MySay - How are you today?Twitter for voice... by way of Blackrimglasses
Post over at Leadertalk: Today I posted about Oregon's online testing woes over at Leadertalk. The site is written by and for school leaders. I'm really impressed with the quality of posts on the site. Scott McLeod deserves some kudos for setting this up.
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Jott: Sending Email via Voice Mail (Techlearning blog) I posted about Jott over at the Techlearning Weblog...