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visual search engine, creates tag clouds for web searches, can embed a search result as tag cloud

a collection of world maps, where territories are re-sized on each map according to the subject of interest.

If you want to re-model your home in the style of an Apple store, here are links to the suppliers of the actual items they use.

I thought I would explain how I use it, specifically for academic related uses, and teaching.

I thought I would explain how I use it, specifically for academic related uses, and teaching.

Very cool use pf Pligg to provide digg-like interface to aggregation of blog posts

Very cool use pf Pligg to provide digg-like interface to aggregation of blog posts

visualization of popular books reported in facebook form universities mashed up with average SAT/ACT scores

EveryBlock filters an assortment of local news by location so you can keep track of what’s happening on your block, in your neighborhood and all over.. We compile news sources, public records and other local sites so you don’t have to.

With Qik you can stream engaging video live from your phone to the world or use your phone like a camcorder to capture entertaining, interesting and special moments. Go LIVE with your life by streaming anytime, anywhere — right from your phone.

Research Blogging allows readers to easily find blog posts about serious peer-reviewed research, instead of just news reports and press releases.

I’ve found a solution-of-the-day which is a combination of Skype, Ustream, Camtwist and other free tools.

is devoted to the use of online social networking sites for any and all types of library-related programs or services.

Ultimately, time is one of our most valuable resources, and I am hopeful that in 2008 it will be easier to learn, as well as to create and locate high-quality learning content. Here's what our expert fortune tellers have to say this year:

Build a following and a community by breaking the fourth wall of the Fourth Estate. We need to reconnect to our audiences and our communities.

Every week in 2008, we're posting videos. 52 videos by the end of the year. Post on your blog, on Seesmic, Facebook, YouTube, whatever, wherever and however. You can do anything you want. As long as it moves.

Beyond inspiring empathy and documenting our global connectedness, others are also trying to embrace the potential of online video to protect and promote human rights

It is at once a statement of principle, a statement of strategy and a statement of commitment. It meant to spark dialogue, to inspire action and to help the open education movement grow.

started out being strictly about games in the virtual world of Second Life. It’s grown a bit. We get art shows, dip a bit into Web 2.0 stuff, and even take a look at Alternate Reality Games.

Games based off works of literature, previously published, and characters from those works. This can include novels and short stories, published in books, magazines, in e-books or even online as text.

In doing research for my LTR, I came across some sites for specific gaming audiences, so I thought I’d share them here, just to give a sense of how pervasve gaming truly has become.

It examines all of your followers tweets for a particular phrase or tag, and then reposts those tweets containing the tag to its own timeline with the author’s name prepended. I’m running this as a cron job on my hosting account.

It examines all of your followers tweets for a particular phrase or tag, and then reposts those tweets containing the tag to its own timeline with the author’s name prepended. I’m running this as a cron job on my hosting account.

we've decided to do something a little different with Expressive Processing: asking the Grand Text Auto community to participate in an open, blog-based peer review.

we've decided to do something a little different with Expressive Processing: asking the Grand Text Auto community to participate in an open, blog-based peer review.

Come up with creative and new acronyms for anything you want! Anyone with a Twitter account can play.