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Website: http://pkp.sfu.ca
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Latest Activity: Nov 23, 2010
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Comment by Kevin Stranack on November 23, 2010 at 8:22pm -
PKP 2010 Conference in Berlin Announced!
http://pkp.sfu.ca/ocs/pkp/index.php/pkp2011/pkp2011
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Comment by Kevin Stranack on August 28, 2008 at 11:13pm
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Comment by Caitlin Kealey on August 7, 2008 at 9:53am -
Cool - now you need to figure out how to get invited :)
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Comment by Kevin Stranack on August 5, 2008 at 10:15am
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The Australian Partnership for Sustainable Repositories (ASPR) is hosting a PKP Users group meeting at the University of Sydney on December 4 and 5, 2008.
The speakers will include John and MJ from PKP, as well as many members of the Australian PKP community.
It is outstanding to see this group developing, and we hope that it will inspire others to set something similar up in their own countries.
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eduWeb Conference
annual conference for higher education professionals who are involved in any step of the strategy, design or development of an institution's/department's website
Ross Shaw posted a discussionFB Page admin privacy
Hi,We have 11 admins for our Facebook page, and we all post as the page, which in our case is 'James Cook University'. I'd like to have it so we post as ourselves, but with our privacy set up so we can partition our activity on the page from the rest of our Facebook 'lives'. Any idea on how to do that?thanks,RossSee More
Michelle Sargent replied to Cassie E's discussion Conferences ... which to choose?"Hi Cassie
I haven't been to HigherEdWeb, but attended eduWeb last year. The social media stream was a little disappointing, very basic and not tailored to an intermediate/advanced audience. Though, my colleague who also attended said the mobile…"
Tim Cigelske replied to Cassie E's discussion Conferences ... which to choose?"I'm not at all qualified to answer this question, having been to neither conferences in the past. But I will be presenting on social media a table topic at eduWeb Boston. So there's that. Maybe I'll see you there! "
annalisa replied to Cassie E's discussion Conferences ... which to choose?"Great question. There are so many different highered conference to pick from it is so hard to choose!
Cheers,
Annalisa"
Susanne Starck replied to Susanne Starck's discussion Google Indoor Maps"I believe that is in development now.
Feel free to email Jacqui Erwin
jacquierwin@google.com.
She is very helpful!
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Justin replied to Susanne Starck's discussion Google Indoor Maps"Do any of you know if the indoor maps are only available on Android devices, or are they available via the web too? The website seems to communicate that you can only utilize them on Android devices."
Susanne Starck replied to Susanne Starck's discussion Google Indoor Maps"Ask them about the version for first-responders. It would give fire/police access to areas that you don't want the public to see! Our admins have not approved the project yet, I'm still trying...
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Carol Clements commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"OmniUpdate welcomes Bluffton University as a new OU Campus client! We look forward to working together!"
Susanne Starck replied to Susanne Starck's discussion Google Indoor Maps"This hasn't been approved yet, but we have had several meetings. Google has been great, always making themselves available by phone. They are also working on a version that would allow first-responders to access a secure map, just for them.…"
Justin replied to Susanne Starck's discussion Google Indoor Maps"I was recently contacted by Google as well and am hoping to be able to move forward with them as well, but I'm currently in the process of running that by administration. Sounds like the service could be really useful.
Justin
Mississippi…"
Emily Schu replied to Emily Schu's discussion How are you offering courses on Android?"Yes and no.
We have been supplying RSS Feeds with mp4/mp3 files using the LMS as a platform for delivery with the thought that students can access the LMS through their native browser on their mobile device and download the files from there. The…"
Michael Fienen replied to Emily Schu's discussion How are you offering courses on Android?"Is it safe to assume that your LMS can't help facilitate this?"
Carol Clements commented on Lynn Zawie's group OmniUpdate"It’s great to have Ferrum College as a new OmniUpdate OU Campus customer! We look forward to working together!"
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