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 Working Ideas :: Standards & Architectures Working Group - general discussions
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Weblog | 5 entries | 02-Nov-2005 | 2 authors |
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See this post for a great example of the power of simple standards and open architectures
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Blog Entry | 0 replies1 resource | 02-November-2005 | Anonymous Comment |
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Mike posted an interesting how-to in his new elearning2.0 blog yesterday, which shows how ordinary web authors can mix 'live' streams of links-lists from del.icio.us tags with their discursive content. This is a great example of how keeping it simple makes all sorts of unexpected features possible.
See this for a how-to for pulling links-lists into discursive content using just RSS, javascript, html and del.icio.us. Try to imagine how the IMS would have specified a standard for accomplishing the same thing :o) elearning2.0 | So dumb it's smart: how to embed live lists from del.icio.us tags in your own textual content |
