1 Utvalgets forslag – regjeringen.no Forslag til ny formÂlsparagraf for norske barnehager og grunnskoler – funnet via heikki.no, og ja, jeg er enig med Heikki, dette ser MYE bedre ut enn den kristne formÂlsparagrafen! (tags: formÂlsparagraf skole norsk barnehage politikk) How to […]

Scott and I were married on Saturday! It was a wonderful day, with so many of our friends and family with us, and we’re so happy! There are lots of good photos, though none by me – this one, by Charley, is […]

Not much blogging this week, I’m afraid. Scott and I are far too busy fretting over last minute wedding details (wedding kj¯replan? ceremony program? who picks up the flowers? Ok, so they’ll deliver 70 chairs to the ceremony spot, but who will […]

Facebook now has an open API, which means that anyone can build a small application that a Facebook user can add to their Facebook interface and that uses their connections. TechPresident reports that Barack Obama is the first politician to make use […]

RSS in Plain English Wonderful short video presentation explaining what RSS is and how to use it – interesting not only for the content but for its effective use of printouts of screenshots, fingers, drawing and speech for a presentation. (tags: tutorial […]

Arts Metaverse is an interesting-looking example of a 3d learning environment that’d be an alternative to Second Life (which has many problems for education, not least of which it’s proprietary). Arts Metaverse is developed by the University of British Columbiaís Arts Instructional […]

Some mailing list I seem to be on is on one of those surreal email circles where everyone tells everyone else they’re automatically out of the office, each automated response triggering a new automated response from someone else’s computer. My favourites are […]

Tama Leaver discovered that you can now use Google Trends to find information on what people in a particular country and even particular city are searching for. He noticed that while the world as a whole is more likely to search for […]

At the Personal Democracy Forum last weekend there was a lot of talk about how politicians might blog authentically. I mentioned the way that Carl Bildt, Sweden’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, blogs: very personally. As I spoke I realised how very different […]