Monthly Archives for October 2007
Are you paying attention?
Forget RSS … the hippest thing these days appears to be Attention Management, at least according to the geekgods who are developing the APML (Attention Profiling Mark-up Language). This is a standard that will allow users of super-available, but hard-to-track, … Continue reading
Search Engine Course Videos Offered in YouTube by the School of Information at UC Berkeley
Playlist: SIMS 141 – Search Engines.
Intro to CMS – WordPress.com
Here are some notes from the meeting on Oct 9, 2007: Open source CMS for you to play with on your own: Joomla, TextPattern, Bricolage, Drupal, Plone, WordPress. Look for more here: OpenSourceCMS – you can even try out some … Continue reading
Creative Commons' New Look
Those of you bloggers must be familiar with Creative Commons. If you visited the website recently, you’d notice that it has been redesigned. A couple of IA-related changes to the website are new navigation tabs and a completely revamped projects … Continue reading
We're going to Infocamp!
InfoCamp Seattle 2007 – a BarCamp conference for information architecture, libraries, user experience design, interaction design, usability, user-centered design, and information science research. It’s October 13 – 14, in Seattle, and free for students. Speakers, networking, a great learning opportunity. … Continue reading
General Meeting Oct 9, 2007
Everyone is welcome at our next meeting – you don’t have to be a member to come. Tuesday, October 9 12:15 – 1:15 @ TEF Computer Lab We will be presenting two technology mini-seminars: Intro to Content Management Systems – … Continue reading