Monthly Archives: January 2006

Branding Shared College Services

Posted on January 30, 2006 by David Carter-Tod

I work for the Virginia Community College System. It has twenty-three colleges, but some technology services are provided centrally, and after having worked for one of the colleges for a long time, and then for the system’s Instructional Technology department, … Continue reading →

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Users and Learners

Posted on January 30, 2006 by David Carter-Tod

“In general, learners are engaged primarily in structure or semistructured learning experiences, whereas end users are engaged in tool use.” (this really should not be online, but here’s the source). I was reading this today in the course of some … Continue reading →

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Blacksburg Blogging

Posted on January 24, 2006 by David Carter-Tod

I really do not have time for this, but I am contemplating the occasional post on my adopted home town of Blacksburg, VA (my real home town is in England). I have looked very deeply, but I have not found … Continue reading →

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Verizon Sucks (retro)

Posted on January 22, 2006 by David Carter-Tod

The whole verizonsucks thing is a bit old hat, but I came across a deeply frustrating ‘feature” on my service today. Continue reading →

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Scratching Simplicity – Per Diem Calculator

Posted on January 16, 2006 by David Carter-Tod

Every so often, I scratch a technical itch and because the web is the medium in which I choose to operate, I’ll put my solutions online. My Quiz Generator and Tips and Tricks were definitely of that nature. Most recently … Continue reading →

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