Category Archives: PERSONAL

Horizontal Podcasting

Had a visit from Mike at the Horizontal HQ today. Amongst getting sidetracked by the ever-flowing creative parallel thought patterns that seem to happen when we get in close proximity to each other, we managed (albeit at the last minute) to get the beginning of some thoughts down on a podcast. Blobcast #4 – HorizontalContinueContinue reading “Horizontal Podcasting”

What blogging is all about

Over on the Creating Passionate Users blog, Kathy Sierra writes beautifully (as usual) about the positive potential possibilities blogging has to offer. If you’re half-interested in what blogging is really all about, do yourself a favour and have a read. It’s my hope that between this, lifekludger and enableblogs, my and others lives will beContinueContinue reading “What blogging is all about”

small pieces in separate piles

I have been using delicious to tag certain web sites and articles that I think are interesting for ConnectingUp 2006 conference with the cu06 tag. I was hoping that over on technorati.com that it would pick up on the cu06 tag and display it in the page showing my delicious bookmarks, or in fact anyContinueContinue reading “small pieces in separate piles”

Enableblogs – beginnings

Things happen so fast in this Web2.0 world it sometimes makes my head spin. If you’d looked closely at my Flicker photos you would have seen some shots of a conference between James Farmer (edublogs), Mike Seyfang (Learndog) and myself (Lifekludger) resulting in James graciously offering to host the enableblogs site – a concept whichContinueContinue reading “Enableblogs – beginnings”

Saving Doug’s hair – What’s Web2.0 about?

Over at Doug Jacquier’s blog, Doug is “doodling and sctratching his head” trying to answer some questions posed to him from Jody Mahoney at Compumentor about Web2.0. This is what I think – he asked for it! I see two main things happening that what is termed Web2.0 is shaping and in turn, is shapingContinueContinue reading “Saving Doug’s hair – What’s Web2.0 about?”

Lifekludger Vision from Writely

Just managed to get Writely to post the first draft of the Lifekludger Vision doc file I’ve been collaborating on with Mike straight to my Lifekludger blog. Had probs. at first with the xmlrpc.php file. I thought it was permissions but wasn’t. If you want to post from Writely to your WordPress blog and haveContinueContinue reading “Lifekludger Vision from Writely”

Audio of Linda Stone’s Supernova Address

Listened to this on way to work in car this morning. It’s the audio containing the address Linda Stone gave at the Supernova 2005 Conference – the notes of which I referred to in my previous blog post “You can’t stop the signal” A few key points missed in notes I want to highlight: Multi-taskingContinueContinue reading “Audio of Linda Stone’s Supernova Address”

Subversive Accomodation

Came across this interesting site called CanICrash? – a (blogger) community for travellers! The idea is for bloggers to offer a couch/floor/bed or similar for any travelling bloggers to stay at. Crossed my mind could be handy for ConnectingUp2006 Conference. This would offer anybody who is a blogger coming to CU a place to stay.ContinueContinue reading “Subversive Accomodation”

You can’t stop the signal.

I have been spending alot of time thinking about the notes on Linda Stone’s article at Supernova 2005. I’ve decided to put my thoughts up here rather than refine them any further. The article goes from the position of needing to “Filter the NOISE from the SIGNAL” at the start of the article to “FilterContinueContinue reading “You can’t stop the signal.”

post-multitasking adaptive behaviour

Continuous partial attention is a post-multitasking adaptive behaviour. This is a quote from Linda Stone’s address at the Supernova Conference earlier this year. YOU MUST read the whole article here. This is NOT an option. As you’d hear on a Dave Slusher EGC podcast intro. – “You should listen to this because this concerns you”.ContinueContinue reading “post-multitasking adaptive behaviour”

Technorati & ConnectingUp

Further to my previous post, Technorati now has a Tag for ConnetingUp2006. You can plug this feed address into your RSS reader : http://feeds.technorati.com/feed/posts/tag/cu06 I’ve also created a category here on my blog for all connectingup2006 posts, so you can choose that from under the categories on my blog web site. Technorati Tag for cu06ContinueContinue reading “Technorati & ConnectingUp”

Feedburner FeedFlare add-ons

Was wandering around Bloglines and came across this in the Mashable blog about some new features in Feedburner. I use Feedburner so added them to my Lifekludger blog. Check out the Lifekludger feed and see what you think. Look for the links at the bottom of each post. From the Feedburner blog: FeedFlare is initiallyContinueContinue reading “Feedburner FeedFlare add-ons”

Is sticky icky?

Doc Searles writes on Friday, December 9, 2005 …… There’s an ‘icky’ in ‘sticky’. Just a thought. …… He doesn’t eloborate on icky comment. But I sense a derogatory meaning. Perhaps he’s referring to ‘sticky’ having the connotation of being stuck, therefore not moving or ‘distributed’. Who knows. I wish he’d elaborate.

Evil Genius Chronicles » The Listeners Count

Okay. I’ve been sitting on this quote from Dave Slusher for two weeks. I even had related links in delicious that I had intended to go through and try figure out what it was I wanted to say about this. But I’m tired of waiting. So I’m just gonna say it. Is the ‘new system’ContinueContinue reading “Evil Genius Chronicles » The Listeners Count”

How to Move your Identity

I started this post a few days ago, on the 24th (a whole 2 days ago…geez internet time flies). Note to skimmers…..if you can’t be bothered reading it all, skip and read the end….that’s where the point is. 24th… Cam has started a discussion all by asking if he should move his blog. Some respondentsContinueContinue reading “How to Move your Identity”