EduGlu Sandbox

There are a number of reasons why I think it’s great that the OU is making its content available in external social web spaces, one is that it’s a good idea to `fish where the fish are’ (note to self, stop reading so many US blogs), and second is that these external services often give us functionality that we just don’t have in house.

With the usual fish monitors away from the office, the responsibility of our office creatures' welfare fell to me.

Dutifully I fed our four fish at 9am on Friday morning and then wrote 'FISH' on the back of my hand to remind myself of the weekend pellets which had to be ...

• Handy representation of too many tech projects
  
  Via Darren Barefoot on Twitter.
• Web 2.0 Mashups: Making the Web Your Own Webcast (Library of Congress)
  
  Video of a talk by mashup master Raymond Yee.
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Wikis are one of the most powerful, and low barrier entry of Web2.0 technologies, and ironically, ancient, almost as old as HTML itself. Thanks to a twitter links from Vicki Davis (twitterbution), I came across one today that is certainly proving itself as a wiki way to do things.