Jon Udell followed-up today with a post about something he blogged about a few weeks ago: How can we make the process of downloading resources from the Web more transparent? What I find particularly interesting about this conundrum is how it respresents an inherent misunderstanding by the general public about how the Web works as [...]
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- 3 All priority inbox has really done for me is prove that I have no friends except mailing lists and spammers
- 5 That fact that Chrome doesn’t know what to do with a feed is just bizarre
- 2 Seriously, I don’t mean to go on, but people reg. ask me what’s special about UMW. THIS (amazing, reflective faculty) is what’s special
- 3 I am floored regularly by what I read on the blogs of several of my faculty colleagues . True evidence of the “magic” that we have at UMW
- 1 UMW should use #anthologize to build a digital text out of the writings (blog posts) of some amazingly, reflective faculty members
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