Monthly Archives: January 2011

It appears that Apple iPhone and Touch twitters are encountering problems. No it is not a virus. It turns out that tweets are assigned a unique number and this number has grown extremely large. Those of us who use Twitterriffic … Continue reading →

This article from the Economist offers some interesting information concerning international differences in the time expected of students. Time differences seem to account for a lot and extending the time students spent is pretty much the core idea in the … Continue reading →

This link looks interesting and should be immediately relevant to my own students presently working on blog applications in education.

The Today Show offered an interesting piece on the increasing use of public libraries. Internet access is a large part of this change. People looking for work and people giving up their home wifi are showing up at libraries to … Continue reading →

Interesting data on relative change in social sites. Facebook is still growing. Twitter stalls.

Twitter has unsuspected depth.   Really? Time has made Twitter a cover story. Read the article. Maybe it will help explain what is supposedly useful in 140 character Tweets.