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eLnagdell will certainly need to feed this machine.
links for 2008-09-29
Disk Shenigans, Old School
The manual for Mental Blocks (see previous message) claims that, for both C64 and IBM, you put the diskette in label-side up.
The diskette that blew Trixter’s mind « Oldskooler Ramblings
I seem to remember having a lot of fun back in the day fiddling with the capacity of hard drives, first on the C64 and later on the PC when hard disk space actually cost something. This is a great article and, as you might imagine, the comments are just chocked full of nuggets of old disk info.
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Tags: C64
links for 2008-09-25
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OOPMH! is a OAI-PMH 2.0 data provider written in PHP and designed to be easily adaptable to any database schema.
links for 2008-09-24
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A Flowgram combines the advantages of slide presentations and screencasts with an interactive user experience that fully exploits the fact that almost all the information we might ever need is already on the web.
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A Flowgram combines the advantages of slide presentations and screencasts with an interactive user experience that fully exploits the fact that almost all the information we might ever need is already on the web.
Seems the Class of 2012 Is Pretty Wired, What about Law School, 2015?
Sometimes you can identify trends in technology simply by looking around. And if it seems like every freshman on your campus owns a laptop and has a Facebook account, you might not be hallucinating—at least not at Amherst College, where 432 out of 438 freshmen had joined the “Amherst College Class of 2012” Facebook group by the end of August.
So, that means the Class of 2015 for law schools. Just what will they be expecting when they hit legal academia in the fall of 2012? And what will we give them? More Socratic method? No laptops in the classroom? Throttled wireless? 100 pounds of printed casebooks? Handouts from the copy center? I don’t think so. We need to be working on this now. How do we bring technology into legal education in a way that educates and trains lawyers and legal thinkers and makes the best use of the best traditions and practices legal educators have developed over the past 120 years? This is the question that should be the central focus of law schools as they struggle with the changes and challenges being presented by new generations of students and technologies.
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Hold online meetings, share your screen and work together
on the same documents in real time.
links for 2008-09-10
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