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The Educational Operating System

Posted by admin on December 4th, 2006

An operating system is probably the most important part of someones computer experience.   We all use one.    Windows, Mac OSX, some of you real geeks use Linux.    I love Linux.   It’s a free and open source operating system.    I saw something today that really got me excited about open source (free) software.
Check out this project […]

Nothing Describes Studying Abroad like Video.

Posted by admin on November 29th, 2006

Andrew Congdon likes to shoot video. Andrew Congdon also likes to travel. Andrew Congdon is currently studying abroad.
Video + Study Abroad = A Winning Combination.
Watch and Enjoy

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Erasing Divide, College Leaders Take to Blogging

Posted by admin on November 29th, 2006

A great NY Times article came out and it talks about the use of blogs in higher education. I recently did a presentation for the Access Group, which I’ll be posting more of (and posting the actual powerpoint), but here is a great article to see why you would use a blog at […]

Why Technology in Higher Ed is important

Posted by Drew Olanoff on November 2nd, 2006

Or….”What I did this summer”
Everyone knows about web 2.0. You’ve heard us talk about how web 2.0 is sharing, community, communication, information gathering. But some folks aren’t sold yet. Hey, I completely understand. A lot of the time, you’re a 2 or 3 (or sometimes 1, eek!) […]

Make Your own Google

Posted by Drew Olanoff on October 25th, 2006

Yup, you heard it right. Google has set up a service that lets you create your own search engine. What does this mean? It means that you can add the sites that interest you and then let your web visitors search on those sites only.
It’s alot like the Rollyo service, […]

Instant Messages - To Be Private, or not to be Private

Posted by Drew Olanoff on October 16th, 2006

That is the question raised by this recent article on Ed-Tech Insider.
Amid recent congressional scandals that I won’t get into, new attention is being paid to whether the government should be able to control Instant messaging on the internet. As you know, companies who provide instant messaging (AOL, MSN, Yahoo) contest that they […]

Wiki University

Posted by Drew Olanoff on October 6th, 2006

Not sure what a Wiki is? Maybe you are but you don’t know it. Ever heard of wikipedia? It’s the largest open source for encyclopedia type information on the internet. It has been mentioned in every major publication in the world at some point or another, and it […]

The world of Digg

Posted by Drew Olanoff on October 3rd, 2006

I’ve talked about digg before. It’s a site where you submit news and then other people vote on it or “digg” it based on their interest. It really is a great site. If your school has any news whatsoever, you really should have an account and you should […]

Podcamp wrapup

Posted by admin on September 18th, 2006

The podcamp conference was a huge huge success. The medium (audio and video on the web) got a big boost by this conference. A lot of stars were at this thing. Amanda Congdon, Steve Garfield, C.C. Chapman, Andrew Baron and Joanne Colan (from Rocketboom), as well as many other […]

Podcamp

Posted by Drew Olanoff on September 6th, 2006

Hey Everyone.
Some interesting things are going on. I’ll be attending the podcamp conference this weekend, it should be really awesome. A bunch of podcasting and video blogging geeks will be hanging out and talking shop. I can’t wait! I’ll be going with a few folks from EDU, […]