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Towards Vendor Certification on the Open Web? Google Training Resources

Earlier this year, Google opened up a Google Apps Authorised Reseller programme (announcement) that encourages third parties to support, and sell, Google’s online applications. For some time, I’ve been suggesting that there may be an opportunity for HE to start innovating in the area of open web and cloud app vendor certified training schemes (e.g. … Continue reading “Towards Vendor Certification on the Open Web? Google Training Resources”

Glanceable Committee Memberships with Treemaps

A quickie post, this one, to complement a post from a long time ago where I plotted out – as a network – the links between people who served on the same committee on the Isle of Wight Council (Visualising CoAuthors in Open Repository Online Papers, Part 3, half way through the post). In this … Continue reading “Glanceable Committee Memberships with Treemaps”

Rehashing Old Tools to Look at CCK08

I haven’t posted for a few days (nothing to write about, sigh….) so here’s a cheap’n’lazy post reusing a couple of old visual demos (edupunk chatter, More Hyperbolic Tree Visualisations – delicious URL History: Users by Tag) to look at what’s happening around the use of the CCK08 tag that’s being used to annotate – … Continue reading “Rehashing Old Tools to Look at CCK08”

Library Analytics (Part 4)

One of the things I fondly remember about doing physics at school was being told, at the start of each school year, how what we had been told the previous year was not quite exactly true, and that this year we would actually learn how the world worked properly… And so as this series of … Continue reading “Library Analytics (Part 4)”

The End of Linear TV Schedules?

Just back from a proper holiday (i.e. off the interweb), though still on a sort of holiday, so here’s a quick rag tag of a post, to follow on from the previous BBC dominated post, with a couple more BBC related things that caught my eye when in catch-up mode earlier today… First up, it … Continue reading “The End of Linear TV Schedules?”