Month: March 2007

I’ve posted over here about educational blogging and web 2.0 resources. I’d be interested to hear any comments you might have. Incidentally, the Emerge project is a JISC funded project exploring the use of web 2.0 for collaboration. It goes without saying that they’re running Elgg as the platform.

The University of Brighton funded development of the presentation tool we’ve been conceptualising for the last year. It’s now in testing, and we’ve uploaded it on this site for you to try out. Here’s my sample presentation: the history of Elgg development.

If you’re an Elgg.net user, this is an essential read. In brief: we’re changing its name, because people get confused about what Elgg actually is. It’s not really going to affect you much, but you should know what’s going to happen. Click here.

This isn’t a usual kind of post for me, but an old friend of mine just nudged me because he is seeking new employment. If anyone’s after a first-rate programmer whose CV contains just about anything you could wish for (PDF), Marcus comes with a very high personal recommendation from me. He’s got extensive experience […]