Comment one.
Comment two.
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Reading Notes for 11/1
HTML Tutorial:
This was a very helpful site that taught the reader to use HTML. I especially liked that it allowed you to try HTML yourself instead of just throwing a bunch of explanations at you.
HTML Cheatsheet:
As the title suggests, this is a cheatsheet for how to use HTML. It is very handy, I've bookmarked it.
CSS Tutorial:
Very similar to the first reading, but it teaches CSS instead of HTML.
Beyond HTML:
For some reason I could not obtain access to this article.
This was a very helpful site that taught the reader to use HTML. I especially liked that it allowed you to try HTML yourself instead of just throwing a bunch of explanations at you.
HTML Cheatsheet:
As the title suggests, this is a cheatsheet for how to use HTML. It is very handy, I've bookmarked it.
CSS Tutorial:
Very similar to the first reading, but it teaches CSS instead of HTML.
Beyond HTML:
For some reason I could not obtain access to this article.
Friday, October 29, 2010
Muddiest Point for 10/25
Is the World Wide Web just a part of the Internet? I've always thought the two were one in the same.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Assignment 4 - Zotero Assignment
My tags from Zotero did not import correctly to CiteULike, so they may seem a little strange.
http://www.citeulike.org/user/bobbaconross/library
http://www.citeulike.org/user/bobbaconross/library
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Reading Notes for 10/25
"How Internet Infrastructure Works"
This was a brief article to introduce readers to internet infrastructure. It used simple language so that IT novices could understand the article.
"Dismantling Integrated Library Systems"
I feel like that article is arguing that ILS technology has plateaued and that it is time for libraries to explore new and better systems.
"Inside the Google Machine"
While the number of Google's active projects is impressive, I think they have their hand in too many things at once. Eventually they are going to implode.
This was a brief article to introduce readers to internet infrastructure. It used simple language so that IT novices could understand the article.
"Dismantling Integrated Library Systems"
I feel like that article is arguing that ILS technology has plateaued and that it is time for libraries to explore new and better systems.
"Inside the Google Machine"
While the number of Google's active projects is impressive, I think they have their hand in too many things at once. Eventually they are going to implode.
Friday, October 22, 2010
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