50 Must-Read Higher Education Technology Blogs

How do we tell different instruments apart when they play by themselves.

Write documents that contain ideas written quickly the instant inspiration hits you, then organize those into relevant groups for export later, when you have more time. A group can have multiple copies of the same idea and you can include any idea in as many groups as you wish to explore alternatives in the flow of your narrative.

Saves + Reads .knotpc files, an XML file format for easy workflow integration.

Import/Export .plist XML files from Mac version.

Simple intuitive interface.

70Decibels is a 'fine purveyor of audio content', for now and maybe video in the future.

The name originates from the audio level between conversation and broadcasting. We were not able to find a definite for either level at the time, so we decided to split the difference.

Ben Bogart is a Canadian artist whose works encompass science, machine creativity and open source ethics. His innovative and fascinating investigations on artificial imagination and machine learning are effectively demonstrated through his body of work, which is neatly underpinned and strongly characterized by a critical analysis of the paradigm of creativity.

A technology consulting firm with a broad range of specialities,
BLAZEMONGER is owned and operated by Daniel J. Barrett, Ph.D.

Many CEOs make the big bucks, but when you're the top exec of a technology giant and can exercise stock options, your wealth can reach the stratosphere. Led by a couple of guys named Larry, each of these eight tech CEOs has a net worth that will make your head spin.

Mind Over Machines is a consulting and technology services firm. We partner with you from strategy through execution to achieve business results that matter.

Komodo 6 Adds HTML5 and CSS3 Support

My name is Yee Chieh, though I often go by “Denise”. I’m a 2nd year Ph.D. student at Georgia Tech in Human-Centered Computing, where I am advised by Melody Moore Jackson and work in the Brainlab. My research focuses mainly on Brain-Computer Interfaces and how they can be used to measure and express creativity

The DSLreports.com domain was registered in June 1999 and populated with various bits of information on the proliferation of new DSL powered small ISPs, as well as user reviews. The first version of the site even ran off a home (small business) DSL line from the (now defunct) NorthPoint CLEC.

We try to have a consumer-first point of view, and defend the privacy and confidentiality of our myriad contributors. Despite our domain name, we are agnostic over broadband connectivity technology: Cable, Wireless and Satellite users are as welcome and as numerous as our DSL users.

I like to think of myself as a composer, intermedia sculptor, researcher, and performer. My creations draw upon synergies among aural and visual, acoustic and electronic, interactive works and installations, while my research focuses on scientific exploration of pragmatic and artistic potential of new multimedia technologies in a pursuit of the overall betterment of quality of life. If I had to name one thing that ties all of my ostensibly eclectic creations and research vectors together, it would have to be the ubiquitous interactivity.

ProfHacker delivers tips, tutorials, and commentary on pedagogy, productivity, and technology in higher education, Monday through Friday.

Whether you just regained access to Gmail, or you want to make sure your account is secure, take a minute to complete our Gmail security checklist to make sure your mail security measures are up to date.

tech, science, news and social issues for geeks
The mission of [GAS] is simple: Providing up to the minute tech. news, reviews and tutorials to our readership, which is mainly composed of IT professionals and computer enthusiasts.

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A group of volunteer organizers filed a proposal Monday night to add a tech exhibition to Artscape – complete with Web-based interactivity, gadgets and video gaming – in hopes of emulating the success of other events across the country that attract technology enthusiasts.

The organizers, part of a volunteer group called BmoreSmart, would call the technology component Betascape. Their proposal envisions a showcase that complements Artscape’s current offerings of visual art and musical performances.