links for 2008-09-03
September 4th, 2008
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Basic technical requirements for commonly used VET e-learning applications such as skype voip adobe connect breeze centra discoverE and elluminate
links for 2008-09-02
September 3rd, 2008
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a collegial and collaborative space, set up to trial the use of high capacity connectivity for real time teaching and meeting spaces for the VET sector as part of the Access to Bandwidth Project, which is part of the Australian Flexible Learning Framework.
the picture’s flickering, but I can still make it out
Here’s a picture of Bathurst TAFE that’s been altered using an open source photo manipulation program (the GIMP) to change it into a circular panorama. After creating planet TAFE I uploaded it to flickr and made it into the image you see here using the bighugelabs poster maker.
You can see a bigger version by clicking on the image above, or by visiting the original on flickr
Uncategorized | Comment (1)links for 2008-09-01
September 2nd, 2008
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a digital book providing a comprehensive introduction (tutorial) to the JavaScript programming language. Apart from a bookful of text, it contains plenty of example programs, and an environment to try them out and play with them.
links for 2008-08-31
September 1st, 2008
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an article on a bunch of techies building a brain with computers. The 2,000-microchip Blue Gene machine is capable of processing 22.8 trillion operations per second—just enough to model a 1-cubic-mm column of rat brain.
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an excellent graphic on “How to Nap”… just in case you can't quite get it right
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today a myriad of sources are available to explain science facts that science itself has never dreamed of.
This web site is one of them.
links for 2008-08-30
August 31st, 2008
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This is the easiest way to make a tallbike.
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The Electric Umbrella will glow with many pinpoints of light - and it's dimmer adjustable so you can set how bright you want to be - anywhere from dim ambient light for strolling in the dark to carrying your own portable supernova beacon of light!
links for 2008-08-29
August 30th, 2008
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a little heavy handed but quite interesting
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The Cthulhu bot sleeps until he soaks up enough light… at which point, he begins to madly thrash around his many sucking, tentacled limbs.
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highlighting the problems faced by folks who believe everything they read on the internet
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YouTomb where YouTube videos go to die - a collection of copyright-related takedowns along with info on who issued the complaint and how long the video was up.
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The Draganflyer X6 Helicopter is a GPS guided, hi-definition, aerial video and digital photography platform. There is an X6 package for photographers, video production, police, military and education use
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a carboard cutout cctv surveilance camera ready for assembly and deployment just about anywhere you'd care to put it.
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a port of the Noise Toy programs for the Arduino platform. Add a couple of momentary switches to pins 8 and 9 and connect stereo audio to 3 and 4 and you're away.
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a simple drag and drop way of making your own flash games. Everything is customizable. Pick a template, upload a background, arrange the pieces, you get the idea. When you’re done you can embed it anywhere you like. It’s free and easy.
links for 2008-08-27
August 28th, 2008
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a Simpsons character creator that uses a photo that you upload to create a Simpsonesque avatar.
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This php class not only provides means to let any PHP site benefit from the content that is made available in Wikipedia, but also to remotely edit the content of any Wikipedia page.
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a perl script for converting HTML to wiki markup. Produces a variety of output formats including mediawiki markup
week2, thing #3 - keeping up with the joneses
I figure that since I’m making all my mentees write a blog for our 23 things project I should practice a little of what I preach, so I’ll put the odd post here on this old edublogs blog
I even made an avatar on the simpson’s movie site…
links for 2008-08-20
August 21st, 2008
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a version of Celtx that utilizes Portable Firefox as codebase. Celtx is a free, open source software tool for writing and formatting a screenplay to meet the exacting screenplay submission standards set by the theater and film industries.
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my secondlife avatar is hoplessly trapped on the introductory island - not responding to any key press or combo that I can come up with - but if I ever get enthusiastic enough to create another avatar, jokaydia is one place I plan to visit.
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add functionality to your open office install with some free extensions
