A day in the life of the internet

In the spirit of Gary Hayes's Social Media Counter, here's another mind-bending snapshot of internet activity:


Created by Online Education

Social Media Counter

A siteless website

Here's the "in for a penny, in for a pound" approach to leveraging social networking tools. Modernista (advertising agency) manages its entire web presence with a blend of free user-driven sites -- Wikipedia, flickr, youtube, facebook, Google News, del.icio.us, etc..

Click the link within this post (http://modernista.com/7/index.php) and see what happens. Then try pasting the link into a new browser window.

Thanks to Kate at Innosight for passing this one along!

Center for Media & Educational Technologies: New Name, Same Services

We have a couple of re-organizations underway here at the University of Oregon Libraries:

The Center for Media and Educational Technologies (CMET) brings together expertise in classroom technology and video production (from Media Services) with interactive media and web development (from CET:Interactive Media). We are actively recruiting a new director to lead the new department.

Other services formerly associated with the Center for Educational Technologies (consulting and training for instructors, Workshops on Demand, and Blackboard support) are now provided by Scholarly Communications and Instructional Support,

Let me know you have any questions or are interested in learning more about the Director's position.