The new J-learning site just also went live–it’s a training site for people interested in community publishing and participatory media and it’s huge.
If you’re interested in community publishing, it’s well worth checking it out,
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I started reading digitally more than 10 years ago, with Amy Gahran’s encouragement (she gave me her generation 3 Kindle). Reading really took off in 2017 when I discovered Overdrive, the library app (thanks, Lisa Williams). This past year, I borrowed more than 150 books via Overdrive and the Berkeley Public Library, with maybe… Continue Reading
Resolutions or goals? Here’s my personal list for 2018: Do it now: Admit the present is all that matters, with everything — intentions need to be made real in real time, not someday. 2. See friends in real life: Make time for friends in real life every week; social media and virtual isn’t enough. 3. Be stronger… Continue Reading
Watching Breakfast at Tiffany’s the other night, I smirked at the constant smoking by every character: waking up, at breakfast, after a meal, walking down the street, in bed, before going to sleep. If there wasn’t a cigarette in hand, nothing was happening. And the same thing is true in so many movies of the era,… Continue Reading
Wow! J-learning is very impressive. Such a needed site. I’ve been working on a web publishers HowTo for Webzine2005 (in SF Sept. 24th/25th ;) and J-learning makes it pointless. It’s all there with so much to grow on and so much to engage people with. The care and effort they put into it is so apparent!