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Finally learning about Blackboard from our excellent support staff. I am shocked by how much it is unable to do! |
Tool #1 for goal # 1 (collaborate): <http://www.eighteenthcentur...> |
Among my 2009 goals: collaborate, simplify, synchronize. |
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Yeah, SpanningSync is just flat-out not working. Should be simple. Is not. |
@spanningsync Well, not all of the contacts sync. Not all of the calendar events sync. No rhyme or reason, seemingly.. |
@cljennings No, just having fun. |
is over capacity. Please try again in a few minutes. |
@drnels :: It's too early for that dress. |
@briancroxall Maybe I don't need it, either. And given that it's not terribly hard to sync contacts manually, Calabration might be enough. |
@briancroxall Visions of Calendar+Contacts sync are dancing in my head. Google's Calabration only does Calendar, right? |
@academicdave D'oh! Hadn't noticed that. *sigh* |
Not terribly impressed w Spanning Sync <www.spanningsync.com> so far during trial period. Next up: Busy Sync <www.busymac.com> trial. |
But, ultimately, being realistic about the disciplinary "powers that be" and the glacial pace with which change arrives in academia. |
And finally, getting excited by possibilities for annotation / citation / linking / cross-referencing facilitated by web-based scholarship. |
Also wondering how scholarly writing would change if more journals provided free access on the web, fundamentally altering the readership. |
Thinking about what the relationship between scholars and "the public" would be like if more journals provided free access on the web. |
Why isn't everything in Google services (Gmail's contacts, Gdocs, Gcal, and the new Gtasks) =ly taggable? (@spinuzzi asked this awhile ago) |
@academicdave My thoughts exactly. |
Fred, the voice from Radiohead's "Fitter Happier," is on the radio warning me about tornados. Thx, Fred. |
