Monthly Archives: September 2010

You don’t even need a garage to write an iPhone app

Posted on September 10, 2010 by Michael

Yesterday in class, we tried to set up our BlogPress apps for our

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“we put the ogle in google”

Posted on September 4, 2010 by Michael

A critique of Google’s information tracking, asking for viewers to ask Congress for a “Do not track me” list:

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Using WPtouch to make this blog mobile user friendly

Posted on September 3, 2010 by Michael

Prompted by Eric Stoller’s post on the WPtouch plugin for WordPress, I decided that I should install the theme for mobile browsing. I’m also motivated to do this because one of my goals this term is to work on the … Continue reading →

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Notes from the Interblags

Posted on September 2, 2010 by Michael

Hey, let’s get back to some cool stuff I read online recently: • I really like this post from Tenured Radical, which is largely about facebook, faculty meetings, and school starting. In particular, this line is spot-on: If I can … Continue reading →

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First Week with the iPad in Technical Writing

Posted on September 2, 2010 by Michael

Week 2 of the term is almost over, and my class has met four times. On Tuesday, we handed out the iPad, and today as a class we downloaded the textbook and apps for the course (paid for with gift … Continue reading →

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