Veering off into territories where I am out of my depth a bit of fun in the last days of the holiday.
I’ve been playing with the new WordPress REST API using ideas from API Nirvana – Functional Details, then I remembered CogDog’s WordPress search javascript bookmarklet.…
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(This post has been sitting in a text file over the whole of the Christmas break)
A while back a blogged about my classes brief experience of Google Expeditions one of the things I didn’t mention was the thought that it might be interesting for children to be creators of content.…
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I backed this when it launched, two days in and it seems to have got almost double its target!
Interestingly I found this via a microcast which I found via a comment here by Henrik Carlsson who collected some other microcast links.…
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In 2015 my blogging was dominated by Glow Blogs and WordPress. This year the picture was a little different. Here is a Wordle of my 2016 titles.
WordPress stays near the top and Glow Blogs featured quite often but not in the titles of the post.…
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A couple of years ago I made a video of all my flickr videos in the style of the now dead pummelvision service.
I dug out the script tidied it up a little, and made the above video with my 2016 photos.…
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I am looking from help on this one. Perhaps from one of the many #MSIEExpert folk on twitter.
I’ve a small class of pupils, with 1-2-1 iPad Airs 1s.
After having syncing problems with using the Word iOS app I switched to using a OneNote Class notebook for some distribution and collection of ‘work’.…
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It’s also example of doing something that only I would want to do and yet having that thing echo into eternity without any additional effort.
from: API Nirvana – The Content – Bionic Teaching
Tom Woodward writing about his love of APIs, one of a series of posts.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...…Intervision, the 70s Soviet answer to the Eurovision Song Contest, was judge by electricity grid voting: “those watching at home had to turn their lights on when they liked a song and off when they didn’t, with data from the electricity network then being used to allocate points.”
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…There are also evil women. I didn’t go looking for them either. This is what I type: “a-r-e w-o-m-e-n”. And Google offers me just two choices, the first of which is: “Are women evil?” I press return. Yes, they are. Every one of the 10 results “confirms” that they are, including the top one, from a site called sheddingoftheego.com,
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