Author’s Note: WordPress garbled my code at the bottom of this page for the auto-generated index. It’s fixed now (April 5, 2007). Celebrating National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day really gave me a moment to pause and reflect on the core concepts of PBwiki. Like a PBJ sandwich, PBwiki is about solid, satisfying simplicity, andContinue reading “Tip of the Week #13: Where WAS that page?”
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Today is National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day
No, it’s not a joke. We’re all in the office salivating at http://www.seriouseats.com/ (seriously, check out the photos and videos). Some stats from their page: It takes roughly 540 peanuts to make a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter. Peanut butter is consumed in about 89 percent of US households. The world’s largest peanut butter factoryContinue reading “Today is National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day”
Tip of the Week #12: Identities, part II
I’m a little bit late with this post, but should be back on track this week. Last time, we discussed how to create a PBwiki Identity. Now, we’re gonna take a look at how to best use Identities for two aspects of wiki management, handling multiple wikis with one account and controlling access to aContinue reading “Tip of the Week #12: Identities, part II”
Educators are talking about PBwiki (and check out our videos)
We’ve been getting some flattering comments from educators around the country. Anne Bubnic, who’s with the California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP Region IV), writes about our new PBwiki videos: At CTAP, we love wikis and, in particular, we love PB Wiki. We have so many wikis that we actually had to create a wiki toContinue reading “Educators are talking about PBwiki (and check out our videos)”
Case Study: sfxschool.pbworks.com
St. Francois Xavier Community School is using PBwiki as the school’s website for students, parents, and faculty. It’s been a smooth integration for them with a lot of things learned through the way. John Evans, the administrator of sfxschool.pbworks.com spent sometime with us to go over his experience with PBwiki. PBwiki: What’s sfxschool.pbworks.com about? JohnContinue reading “Case Study: sfxschool.pbworks.com”
Tip of the Week #11: Creating a PBwiki Identity
Last year, PBwiki rolled out a neat new feature called PBwiki Identities. The general idea was that PBwiki users within the system would be treated as individuals rather than being connected to a specific wiki. This way, a user could manage multiple wikis without keeping track of all the passwords (there was also more controlContinue reading “Tip of the Week #11: Creating a PBwiki Identity”
Details from my talk at MACUL in Detroit
I spoke to a room of educators last week in Detroit at the MACUL conference. At first, I was nervous because I didn’t know how many people would attend the talk! But in the end, it turned out to be a lot of fun — and by the end, we had a standing-room-only event! IContinue reading “Details from my talk at MACUL in Detroit”
We're working on fixing PBwiki service
7:30am on Tuesday, March 13th, 2007: It looks like we’re having a hiccup in service right now, and we’re working on fixing it so we can get PBwiki service back up and running right away. [Update, 7:42am]: This is fixed. We’re looking into why this happened so it never happens again.
PBwiki Presenter Pack
Over the last three months we’ve been offering our users PBwiki presenter packs. If you’re interested in giving a presentation about PBwiki (or Web 2.0 technologies in general) we’d love to ship you our presenter pack. It’s free! The presenter pack includes: A PBwiki shirt. Choose your favorite An easy-to-read PDF overview of PBwiki toContinue reading “PBwiki Presenter Pack”
Tip of the Week #10: Images, Part 2
Jason Nguyen Last week, I gave you some ideas to start optimizing your images for web upload, looking at file size and compression type (JPEG or GIF). This time, we assume that you have your file created and uploaded, and we begin to explore the various ways you can present that image in a page,Continue reading “Tip of the Week #10: Images, Part 2”