Don't freak out. I wouldn't for a second think about stopping "blogging", after all it's in my job description. Seriously. Blogging, despite its awful name, is a critical way to connect with a network of peers beyond the physical, sharing ideas, promoting
I've found myself thinking quite a bit about collaborative documents and wikis recently. I wrote a bit a few months ago about my new love for GitHub and while I'd heard of people throwing out the idea of collaborative writing using GitHub I hadn't
It's always amazed me how certain technologies just seem to advance by leaps and bounds over the course of a year or two. I get to see this especially with technologies surrounding our makerspace where new products seem to appear on Kickstarter and tempt my wallet practically daily.
*This weeks reading list is an attempt at automating some of the process via the tool I use for bookmarks, Evernote. It’s not perfect because it uses Evernote’s shared URL rather than the source, something I hope to fix if I can.*[The Internet of Things That Used
So a few days ago Andy turned me on to Evernote. It's not my first time using it, I've tried several times in the past to find a workflow that made sense, but this time I had a problem in search of a tool. Specifically I&