Onward Into Bluehosting

November 27, 2007

It’s finally got to the point that Wordpress as a platform which is scalable and usable as a “frontpage” has arrived and I’m sticking with it.

I’m also welcoming in Bluehost.com as the platform to support this PLE point.

Blog Readability

November 19, 2007

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Fame Whoring : User Generated Discontent

November 12, 2007

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I love my suit.

It’s the only one I own.

I wear it to weddings, funerals and other important educational meetings.

Fame Whore

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A thosand fly-buys for every comment that goes, “…what you decide to put online could well open some doors and shut others in your future, now……and perhaps even in the past.”

We have some classic examples of when things said stick around and continue to thwart one’s best intent…..and then pose as party plans to the willing fame-whores that Emily Nassbaum speaks to / of / through.

I’ve crashed 5 months of blogging ( poring over this little multi-headed type-writer ) in an effort to drag up the feeds from other arena’s; where communication giants fought off dragons of epic dis-proportions.

On that note please excuse the jilted CSS sheet that;s struggling with other thematic overtures and related template historionics ….all to build my own lovable fame-whore album.

A lack lustre series of illustrious skits.

Bloggers mayhem madness.

Retro-Facebook’s with as much insidious elective ad-non-sense and other lack of communication what-are-you-doing-now microblogging twit feeds gnawing upon the carcass of my my blog-hud filled with SL spew and other pimply headed geek phreeking speek week talk.

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Quote;

Kids today. They have no sense of shame. They have no sense of privacy. They are show-offs, fame whores, pornographic little loons who post their diaries, their phone numbers, their stupid poetry—for God’s sake, their dirty photos!—online. They have virtual friends instead of real ones. They talk in illiterate instant messages. They are interested only in attention—and yet they have zero attention span, flitting like hummingbirds from one virtual stage to another.

Emily Nassbaum

You’ve gotta admit that net identity is at an all time peak of narcissistic fame whoring, who’s swimming in who’s toilet and all built by us. The elders.

The practiced ones.

Time capsuled.

Distorted. Misquoted. Re-fed.

Munted as my 17 year old daughter would call it.

So yesterday.

After all;

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An age of discontent, inside = outside.

Micro.

Bored.

Always on.

Pessimistic.

User generated Discontent

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Trying hard not to be the web wanna-be douche bag.

The Future Of VET

November 2, 2007

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It struck me on Friday at the ‘Elearning07′ NSW LearnScope and other Framework projects Showcase how many people were immersed in and engaged with the use of Secondlife, one of many virtual connection platforms ripe for educational use.

I’d like to acknowledge the tireless and and amazing work and persistence of Jo Kay and Sean Fitzgerald in this area and the tireless work of Stephan Ridgway in bringing it to the ‘inside’ of the TAFE NSW Sydney Institute.

The realm of virtual worlds as an engaging space for educators to conduct business through and within may not be at it’s zenith however the innovators mentioned above sure have progressed this conversation to date.

Connections & Reflections On Elearning07

November 2, 2007

NSW LearnScope

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Thankyou to all those who enabled a showcase the great things achieved in NSW LearnScope this year and the many many connections and conversations that transversed the nation throughout the year.