e-learning 2.0: All You Need To Know — One of the strongest, but least hyped, uses of web 2.0 technologies over the past couple of years has been e-learning. — We’ve covered this topic extensively on Read/WriteWeb – and so we’re pleased to bring you this overview of e-learning 2.0 …
Source: Read/WriteWeb
Author: Richard MacManus
Link: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/e…
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Original post by Nifty Comics and software by Elliott Back
Ron Paul and Distributed Online Campaigning — In all the talk about the Ron Paul online machine, there has been very little discussion of his actual campaign website, which has recently undergone a facelift. His approach is novel. Instead of building an infrastructure on his own campaign website …
Source: The Bivings Report
Author: Todd Zeigler
Link: http://www.bivingsreport.com/2007/ron-paul-and…
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Original post by Nifty Comics and software by Elliott Back
ConceptDraw Project is an unique project planning
tool designed for efficient planning and tracking
of multiple projects. Business activity often
requires the planning several simultaneous
projects with different dependences and limited
resources to drawn on. ConceptDraw Project makes
it possible to easily share resources between
projects, establish links between them, and
organize them in a single workspace to
successfully plan projects of any size and complexity.
License: Other/Proprietary License with Free Trial
Changes:
This release adds tool-tips for the Macintosh,
improves compatibility
with MS Project files and the look and function of
the reporting
capability, and adds the ability to open a project
file in ConceptDraw
MINDMAP.
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Layeredpanel is a freehosting panel which allows
Linux hosters and administrators to open a
large-scale freehosting platform for their users.
It includes an easy-to-use interface for
administrators and users alike to create user
profiles, databases, and complete sites. It
features one-click installation of well-known
applications like phpBB and Joomla.
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For a while, it was looking like Microsoft threats (and money) would convince a substantial number of Linux distribution providers to sign “interoperability and IP protection” pacts with Redmond. But as of today, the “deal/no deal” count is even.
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Original post by Michael Kanellos and software by Elliott Back
