Monthly Archives: November 2008
Test post from Web site
I have rejoined the Twitterpated masses and reinstated my Twitter account. Now I’m in the process of linking everything I do online into Twitter somehow. This post, for those of you who see it, should show up on my Twitter status and on my Facebook page before filtering through to Friendfeed and my Tumblr blog. [...]
Evernote on iPod Touch
So I’ve installed Evernote on my iPod touch and will spend some time testing it a little later. Right now, I just wanted to make a post using the iPod because I feel guilty having the Worspress app on here and using it so seldomly.
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Tools of the trade
In my never-ending search for online tools that will work between my Mac laptop, my iPod Touch and my Windows desktops at work and home, I have come across dozens of applications and Web sites that I think might work until I lose interest in them and move on. Usually, moving on means “manually” shuffling [...]
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A “hypertext”
In the midst of collecting Web links to accompany one of my upcoming articles, I came across this page, still hosted somewhere in the depths of MSU’s oldest servers.
This “hypertext” in glacial geology dates back to 1999, when students in Geology 445 — Glacial Geology created the site. The date at the top of the [...]
Michael Becker has been blogging about academia, digital culture and journalism since 2005. He is the Web editor of the
The Great Twitter Experiment of Late 2008