KerryJ’s Neotenous Tech

A birthday party in Second Life and Live Classroom plus a real live Thanksgiving dinner for 18 people this weekend and a newly released podcast episode with four interviews cut together — I think I need a third life this week!
It’s going to make for an interesting case study (the SL event, not Thanksgiving- although [...]

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Mindblowing stuff regarding a new technology acquired by Microsoft — photosynth is amazing.
Without going into detail (not that I could), this marriage of an incredible technology called Seadragon that allows you to zoom into tiny detail of an image or zoom out to view thumbnails of hundreds of images along with a computer program that [...]

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If you work with a group of librarians (would the correct term be “a collection of librarians”?) and school teachers as I do, you’d know that their eagle eyes can spot grammar gaffes a mile away and they don’t like them ONE LITTLE BIT.
When a story came out about text (as in phone text) [...]

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Have been having fun with hackers and web hosting this week (not sure which one ended up causing more frustration) — so am slowly bringing the blog back to what it was with a clean install of WordPress. Was very grateful that I was able to re-import my SQL database and thus not lose [...]

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If you missed out on first in the 3-part education.au seminar series, the lovely and talented De Bullen has just output Jimmy’s keynote speech from Melbourne as a series of audio files in her Seminars feed. Subscribe to receive it as an RSS or podcast feed or, if you’re an audio blog type of person, [...]

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