More Jaiku

Jaiku Jaiku: Over the weekend I played around a bit more with Jaiku, the presence monitoring tool similar to Twitter, but with quite a few more features. One nice aspect is that you can combine Twitter like updates with other types of data such as your Flickr photostream, RSS feeds and even your Twitter posts. So with Jaiku, you can combine elements of your online presence into a single stream. This also generates an RSS feed, so you can easily combine the elements of your online presence and share it with others. They have an API and already have Quicksilver hooks. I've added an RSS Feed of my Jaiku stream to the sidebar. I'm having a bit of trouble getting it to display (it could be theme relates, not sure...) so have also used the old standby Feed2JS and also threw that in the sidebar too. Joi Ito has a post that explains the differences between the two tools pretty well. Another interesting take on Jaiku comes from Ton.

Leadertalk

Scott McLeod has put together a great multi-author weblog over at Leadertalk. It's a place for practicing school administrators to post about their work and the challenges and rewards inherent in that work. For the most part participants are asked to post at least once a month. Scott has asked me to take part and I feel very honored to be associated with the contributors he has gathered together . My first post for Leadertalk deals with school fundraising and can be found here.

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Twitter Updates for 2007-04-07

  • Heading home. #
  • Got the pizza #
  • Beautiful night in Portland #
  • Reading: "Google Voice Local Search" (http://tinyurl.com/3duzjy) #
  • Google 411 Rocks... #
  • Wondering why twitter tools is not working #
  • Got the update to TwitterTools, now it's working... #
  • taking my son to baseball practice... in the rain... #
  • Raining at baseball practice #
  • Looking at: "Jaiku - A twitter like tool, but with some more features... looks intesting..." (http://tinyurl.com/39pghz) #
  • At the Genius Bar. Bad powerbook power cord. getting it replaced #

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