Greg McVerry (INTERTEXTrEVOLUTION)Looking at these templates may help in quest for custom rss feeds.
Remi Kalir (Twitter)@remikalir You have to check out what @chrisaldrich is doing with webmentions in my https://t.co/pwE8fN9nGz class, he sends reads and watch posts to all assignments https://boffosocko.com/tag/edu522/feed/ #digped (https://t.co/6Inpwg9qKl)
— Greg McVerry (@jgmac1106) August 4, 2018thanks for sharing, will read in detail soon!
— Remi Kalir (@remikalir) August 4, 2018
Greg McVerry (INTERTEXTrEVOLUTION)For today’s #edu522 #dailyponderance you need to highlight some cool #edtech tools. Give us 3-5 apps or websites we should try in class.
Hypothesis – a service that allows me to quickly highlight and annotate content on almost any web page or .pdf file
IFTTT.com – a service which I use in combination with other services, most often to get data from those sites back to my own. For example:
Huffduffer.com – a service I with audio related content I find online. I use its bookmarklet to save audio from web pages. Huffduffer then creates a custom RSS feed that I can subscribe to in any podcatcher for catching up on podcasts while I’m on the go.
Post Kinds Plugin for WordPress – since many in the class are also using it, I’ll mention that I love using its bookmarklet functionality to quickly bookmark, favorite, or reply to other posts on the web.
URL Forwarder – This is an Android-based app that I’ve configured to dovetail with the Post Kinds Plugin and my website for posting to my site more quickly via mobile.
Jon Udell’s media clipper – I use this audio/video tool for finding and tagging the start and stop points of media so that I can highlight specific portions for others
With their dynamic roofs and neon signs, these diners, motels, and car washes showcase the best of Googie style.
indiebookclub is a simple app for tracking books you are reading https://indiebookclub.biz
If I go to https://indiebookclub.biz/users/boffosocko.com instead, then the page resolves and shows the profile page I would expect.
In private, President Trump spent much of the past week brooding, as he often does. He has been anxious about the Russia investigation’s widening fallout, with his former campaign chairman standing trial. And he has fretted that he is failing to accrue enough political credit for what he claims as triumphs.
At rare moments of introspection for the famously self-centered president, Trump has also expressed to confidants lingering unease about how some in his orbit — including his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. — are ensnared in the Russia probe, in his assessment simply because of their connection to him.
