Probably not, but it is a cool idea, and it could be used for a short podcasting messaging system for a class. Drop.io advertises itself as simple private exchange.
Drop.io enables you to create simple private exchange points called “drops.” The service has no email signup and no “accounts.” Each drop is private, and only [...]
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I’ve been podcasting for a few years now, but I wouldn’t say that my podcasts have been big hits with my students. To be honest, most don’t bother to listen. I don’t feel bad about that because some don’t even listen to my live lectures when they come to class. But I’ve been tossing some [...]
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I posted earlier about this new web 2.0 website that allows for one to aggregate all of her blogs and bookmark sites into one page. It’s a great site, I’m loving it more every day. The funny thing is, I’m not sure why. Why do I want to have all my blogs together? So I [...]
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I found this awesome website, web 2.0 of course, that allows for me to aggregate all of my blogs and bookmarks on one page. It’s really cool. This is how it works. First, I loaded up all of my RSS feeds from my various blogs and bookmarks. That list includes:
* Coop’s Word
* del.icio.us/soul4real
* DV Hurdles
* [...]
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