One of the articles I read was “Strange Facts in the History Classroom: Or How I learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Wiki(pedia)” by Christopher Miller. Wikipedia has been a hot topic in every academic department since it became a popular resource. I think Miller’s approach to the subject is the most even keeled [...]
This has been a hectic week and I’ve had a lot going on and have been busy with lots of stuff so I wanted to do a bit of an overview just so I can get it all down on digital paper.
Instead of keeping our blog on umwblogs our group decided to do a separate [...]
So I mentioned a few weeks ago about a WP plugin called OneClick install. It isn’t available on UMWblogs, but if you have a separate install or your own blog this a pretty nifty plugin.
If you google it you can find a site to download the plugin and in addition you will need the Firefox [...]
Classes have officially started.
Like many students I am trying to find the balance between work and play, and locating a happy intersection where those two things meet. I found a bit of that at work.
Yesterday Patrick introduced me to a little program called InkScape. It’s free and available online at inkscape.org. The program is like MS [...]