Our CIO is asking whether or not Plymouth should get involved with blogs. Not to be overly academic, but I think we should define our terms.
Despite all the talk, “blogs” are a content agnostic technology being used to support all manner of online activities.
What you’re really asking is instead: what kind of content do we want to put online, and who do we want to let do it?
Posted September 27, 2006 by Casey
Categories: Libraries & Networked Information, Technology. Tags: academia, academic blogs, blogging, blogs, class blogs, examples, faculty blogs, fear, plymouth state university, policy, psu, student blogs. 6 Comments.
John Martin was kind enough to lead a session on spam management Tuesday (November 8th). Here was the description:
Spam is annoying and often offensive, but it’s a fact of life for all of us. John Martin will lead a discussion about how we can limit the amount of spam we see using tools running on [...]
Posted November 10, 2005 by Casey
Categories: Technology. Tags: battle against spam, email addresses, john martin, junk mail, outlook, phishing, plymouth state university, psu, spam, spam management, spam management tools, tech tuesdays, tools, war against spam. Be the first one.
