SPARC Video Contest
Check out this video contest! CALL FOR ENTRIES SPARC Announces Mind Mashup: A Video Contest to Showcase Student Views on Information Sharing Wikipedia Founder Jimmy Wales and Documentary Filmmaker...
View ArticleInterface to the Virtual World
Benjamin Chodroff, a Case Western Reserve University student, recently participated in an IBM internship called "Extreme Blue" in India. He proposed an interface to connect real and virtual worlds,...
View ArticleWeb 3.0 on the Horizon
Have you learned everything about how to use web 2.0 effectively? If not, get ready to fall further behind. Articles are already starting to circulate about web 3.0 and what that will mean for Internet...
View ArticleGoogle offers 411 Service
Did you know Google offers a 411 service that is totally free? It can be used by calling 1-800-GOOG-411. I tried it for a few random searches. It is not perfect as it is computer automated. If you do...
View ArticleGoogle 2008 Anita Borg Scholarship
The Google 2008 Anita Borg Scholarship is open for application until Friday, February 1, 2008.As part of Google's ongoing commitment to furthering Anita's vision, we are pleased to announce the 2008...
View ArticleFrom the File of Where Else Did They Look
I found this video about Gmail discussed in a Walking Paper blog entry. In general the video is Gmail engineers reading emails they receive from happy users. The last one in the video was a freshman...
View ArticleWii Preparation for Surgeons
Years ago we had reports that our Desert Storm pilots were better than their former colleagues, due to being raised as children with video games. Now, we a have a study that shows surgeons that warm up...
View ArticleStreet View by Google
Google is traveling around with a 360-degree camera to add a street view to its maps. Cleveland made its debut has the first Ohio city to be visually documented by Google. See the Plain Dealer article...
View ArticleHow Facebook Works
Ever wonder what it took to keep a large social network like FaceBook running? Technology Review in their July/August 2008 issue highlighted How Facebook Works.
View Articleâhi-fi sci-fi libraryâ video
From the Libraryman Blog check out the story behind this video looking to the future of technology in libraries. It is catchy. (Does that make me a nerd?)
View ArticleProject Gutenberg Texts on iPhone
Project Gutenberg, actually the e-reader that had access, was originally banned from the iPhone due to access to the Kama Sutra. It is now allowed. I am guessing there is much more "porn" on the iPhone...
View ArticleVerdict Over Digital Music Theft
I guess I will have to watch this story and related developments with more interest. Some how I missed that a Case Western Reserve University student was being pursued by the music industry. The story...
View ArticleHow to Avoid Google
Are you worried about all the information that can be found about you on Google? Here is an option for you to explore. Google Opt Out Feature Lets Users Protect Privacy By Moving To Remote Village
View ArticleGoogle New
Google has rolled out a Google New page to track all new Google tools and projects. I love it and was surprised the things I missed even though I read a lot of articles and blogs related to the web and...
View ArticleAugmented Reality
It is very interesting what this technology can mean to how we live, learn, and work in the future.
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