http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net for (Mac) Learning Environments Mon, 06 Aug 2007 06:43:25 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net/2007/04/28/open-connected-and-social-the-video/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Jim Groom » (MAC) Learning Environments: Open, Connected, & Social Mon, 06 Aug 2007 06:43:25 +0000 http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net/2007/04/28/open-connected-and-social-the-video/#comment-52 [...] Link to video of presentation [...] [...] Link to video of presentation [...]

]]> http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net/2007/04/26/a-bliki-whats-a-bliki/comment-page-1/#comment-21 Jeff McNeill » Blog Archive » links for 2007-07-08 Sun, 08 Jul 2007 13:18:24 +0000 http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net/2007/04/26/a-bliki-whats-a-bliki/#comment-21 [...] Open, Connected, and Social » Blog Archive » A Bliki -what’s a Bliki? (tags: bliki) [...] [...] Open, Connected, and Social » Blog Archive » A Bliki -what’s a Bliki? (tags: bliki) [...]

]]> http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net/grab-mediawiki-test/comment-page-1/#comment-4 A Bliki -what’s a Bliki? at bavatuesdays Fri, 08 Jun 2007 20:57:55 +0000 http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net/grab-mediawiki-test/#comment-4 [...] The next logical step after the visual integration is a more seamless structural integration between the two applications. The DTLT labs (actually all the love goes to our code wizard Patrick Gosetti Murray-John) are currently working on a plugin for Wordpress that will grab MediaWiki articles from a specified url and publish them (including images, videos, etc) within the specified Wordpress post or page. The idea has already be successfully accomplished in the open source content management system Typo3 using PHP’s fcurl. DTLT is currently still tweaking the code for WordPress but a working example is up and running here. [...] [...] The next logical step after the visual integration is a more seamless structural integration between the two applications. The DTLT labs (actually all the love goes to our code wizard Patrick Gosetti Murray-John) are currently working on a plugin for Wordpress that will grab MediaWiki articles from a specified url and publish them (including images, videos, etc) within the specified Wordpress post or page. The idea has already be successfully accomplished in the open source content management system Typo3 using PHP’s fcurl. DTLT is currently still tweaking the code for WordPress but a working example is up and running here. [...]

]]> http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net/grab-mediawiki-test/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Open, Connected, and Social » Blog Archive » A Bliki -what’s a Bliki? Thu, 26 Apr 2007 17:54:17 +0000 http://openconnectedsocial.learningparty.net/grab-mediawiki-test/#comment-2 [...] The next logical step after the visual integration is a more seamless structural integration between the two applications. The DTLT labs (actually all the love goes to our code wizard Patrick Gosetti Murray-John) are currently working on a plugin for Wordpress that will grab MediaWiki articles from a specified url and publish them (including images, videos, etc) within the specified Wordpress post or page. The idea has already be successfully accomplished in the open source content management system Typo3 using PHP’s fcurl. DTLT is currently still tweaking the code for WordPress but a working example is up and running here. [...] [...] The next logical step after the visual integration is a more seamless structural integration between the two applications. The DTLT labs (actually all the love goes to our code wizard Patrick Gosetti Murray-John) are currently working on a plugin for Wordpress that will grab MediaWiki articles from a specified url and publish them (including images, videos, etc) within the specified Wordpress post or page. The idea has already be successfully accomplished in the open source content management system Typo3 using PHP’s fcurl. DTLT is currently still tweaking the code for WordPress but a working example is up and running here. [...]

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