07 May, 2009
Just found a nice video about twitter and it’s users called the Twittersphere. (via blogdrauf.de) Related articles by Zemanta Immorality and Twitter (scientificamerican.com) Getting sucked into Twittersphere… (localglobe.blogspot.com)
23 Apr, 2009
Posted by: Herbert Mühlburger In: computer science|internet|web2.0
The next video is about twitter’s growth by the unexpected use of the service. Very intersting video! This video I found on the gorgeous TED Talks. Enjoy watching. (via TED) Related articles by Zemanta TED Conferences app (textually.org) Ted 2009 (q-ontech.blogspot.com) TED conference accepting nominations for TED fellows (boingboing.net) Curious about Twitter? (nylady.edublogs.org)
21 Apr, 2009
Posted by: Herbert Mühlburger In: computer science|internet|usability|writing
Image via CrunchBase Adam Wilson, biomedical engineering doctoral student at University of Wisconsin-Madison has developed a brain to computer interface which makes it possible to directly write tweets through thoughts. ReadWriteWeb writes: Technically, what Wilson did was come up with an interface combining an Electroencephalogram, or brain wave monitor, with an on screen keyboard for [...]
08 Jan, 2009
Posted by: Herbert Mühlburger In: computer science|eLearning|writing
I have found a great collection of 100 eLearning articles and white papers through dontwasteyourtime. The full list of articles can be found at Dr. Tony Karrer’s weblog called elearningtech. (via cristinacost’s tweet)
Broadcasting Live with Ustream.TV Here you can see the livestream of BarCamp Graz 2008. The Channel is online next time: today at 2.30pm. (thnx to Heinz)
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