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Friday, January 03, 2003

I have started playing around with using Radio to blog requirements for a project we are doing. Unfortunately the client does not provide us with a network connection when we are at their site. I can't remember if there is an offline blog capability in Radio. I am also having trouble getting other team members to blog the project. This seems a much better way to do this than email. Groove might also be a better solution. The subcribe to outline stuff I stopped using might also be cool if we all got Radio. 3:00:21 PM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

GeoURL. At randomchaos, Scott Reynan suggests that LibraryLookup and GeoURL ought to get together. I'm not sure that's a match made in heaven, though. The barriers that stand in the way of more comprehensive coverage of libraries include incomplete directories of OPACs and noncompliant OPACs (e.g., no URL-line access, or no ISBN lookup on the URL-line). Mapping libraries to GIS coordinates doesn't seem to address those problems. Like any website, of course, a library's homepage could announce its coordinates in this way, and that would be fun and useful. GeoURL is a fascinating service! Here is the GeoURL universe from my perspective. ... [Jon's Radio] 1:03:13 PM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

Improved Referrer Logs. I have reworked the individual page referrer logs to show the title of the referring page where possible, rather than the URL. Here's a good example. This page lookup is done asynchronously behind the scenes; so in most cases, the referring page title won't show up on the initial view, but it will typically be there within a few seconds. I'd love to hear your feedback...and a big thanks to Les at 0xDECAFBAD for giving me the idea. [Greg Reinacker's Weblog] Very cool addition my name is so much better than 0102279 9:17:30 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

I am currently phone conferencing, and realize how much good it would be to have an actual attendee blogging the meeting and/or be chatting with various members. 8:24:44 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

Oh, a hearty "fauk yew" to all those teachers who think that kids with laptops are a scourge. Guess what? Your job is to get kids ready for the work world. See, surfing while you're supposed to be paying attention is a new skill you need. .....[The Scobleizer Weblog] Read the rest of what the Scobleizer says, he did it better than I did yesterday 8:05:02 AM    Clarence Westberg's Links & Comments

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