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Source: Security DevCenter The smart way to learn Outlook 2010-one step at a time! Build exactly the skills you need by working at your own pace through easy-to-follow lessons and skill-building exercises.
Source: Security DevCenter We have a massive and growing supply and demand imbalance in the book business. And, as the technologies for creating and distributing books becomes trivial, the supply of books is just going to keep growing exponentially . How are people going to sift through all these books to find what they want?
Source: Security DevCenter "If you have one of the numerous phones that run on Google's Android platform, you can not only alleviate some of the inconveniences of traveling, but also gain some extra productivity from your device while in the office, on the road or at home," writes Mike Hendrickson, O'Reilly's associate publisher and co-author of Best Android Apps. In his new O'Reilly Insights column posted on Forbes.com, Hendrickson identifies the best apps for business travelers. Read more about Best Business Apps for Android.
Source: Security DevCenter Here at the O'Reilly School of Technology, we're always looking for ways to make it easier for busy people to fit valuable career training into their lives. So now that Facebook and Twitter have become ubiquitous, it only makes sense that we utilize these tools for the betterment of our students, alumni, and potential students.
Source: Security DevCenter Use iPhone's onboard sensors to build cutting-edge location-based and augmented reality apps. With this book, you'll learn how to combine input from the three-axis accelerometer, GPS, digital compass, and camera with outside data sets to create apps that interact with the physical world. It's ideal for experienced iPhone programmers, game programmers, augmented reality programmers, and geo hackers.
Source: Security DevCenter Well the short answer is more like, what isn't e-publishing?
Source: Security DevCenter Will the Department of Health and Human Services make community health information as useful as GPS or weather data?
Source: Security DevCenter Three news items caught my interest this week. all slightly related: Dr. Neelie Kroes has made a significant speech How to get more interoperability in Europe on practical steps on interoperability and standards. She presents this as building on the
Source: Security DevCenter Open source advocate Marco Fioretti has just announced the start of a
study on open data for the European Union, with a focus on economic
benefits for local businesses. Related surveys are also mentioned.
Source: Security DevCenter So, I'm here at Flash Belt, stoked about getting to hobnob with some of the best minds in the business, and, by the way, go to some fantastic sessions. The schedule is thick with fantastic presentations, so I have
Source: Security DevCenter Today's technology lets us choose if we want to absorb other people's ideas or build our our own. Shouldn't that be starting point when we argue about the role of technology in schools?
Source: Security DevCenter Learning from Libraries: the Literacy Challenge of Open Data (David Eaves) -- a powerful continuation of the theme from my Rethinking Open Data post. David observes that dumping data over the fence isn't enough, we must help citizens engage. We have a model for that help, in the form of libraries: We didn’t build libraries for an already literate
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