This is a demo of embedding a Google Map using their new feature to provide cut and past code, as one more example used in the 50 Web 2.0 Ways to Tell a Story
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The preview is a bit small and/or my story bubbles are too big! But woah, this makes it easy to add Google maps to any web site. Sweet!
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The preview is a bit small and/or my story bubbles are too big! But woah, this makes it easy to add Google maps to any web site. Sweet!
Jeff Tweedy is the lead singer for Wilco, one of the most progressive rock bands in the world...in my opinion. Jeff Tweedy is also a strong supporter of Creative Commons Licensing and has spoken on copyright and related issues with Lawrence Lessig "Free Culture: How Big Media Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Control Creativity".
This photo (and many more on here) are inspiring!
For those of you who haven't yet had the opportunity to spend days at David Lam, consider this lunchspot -- right across the lake.
This is a very powerful photo shown here.
Barbie and Trevor
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Rip! Mix! Feed! 2.0! Brian Lamb and Alan Levine's big show in Flagstaff for the E-Learning Institute, May 25, 2006.
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- Brian Lamb, Abject Learning
- Alan Levine, CogDogBlog
- Workshop: Rip, Mix, Feed - Reloaded: Social Software and Learning | Tagged By Participants
- Keynote: Connected Learners - Leveraging the Power of Social Software Used Outside of Formal Learning (Wikis, Blogs, and Other Online Collaboration Tools) | Tagged Presentation
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