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Aaron Choate

CreateSpace: Self Publishing and Free Distribution for Books, CD, DVD - 1 views

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    self-publishing from amazon
Aaron Choate

dlvr.it : feed your blog to twitter and facebook - 1 views

shared by Aaron Choate on 15 Jan 13 - Cached
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    been around for a while, but thought I would share - now allows publishing to Google + pages (still not personal feeds)
Aaron Choate

Home : PIRUS2 - 1 views

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    Publisher and Institutional Repository Usage Statistics
Matt Lisle

Library A La Carte - Web Publishing System for Libraries by Librarians - 0 views

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    Sorta similar to the Blackboard page we created, in that it's course-centric.
Matt Lisle

Issuu - You Publish - 0 views

shared by Matt Lisle on 13 Feb 08 - Cached
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    Interesting way of posting print documents online...
anonymous

One Thing Well - 1 views

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    Might be something to push to our blog users to help make blogging simpler now that so many have iPads?
Matt Lisle

Abject Learning: Quickie screencast - a distributed publishing framework... - 0 views

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    Screencast... Provide "embed" option for entire pages/documents
swilliams

dioscouri.com - JUGA - 0 views

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    Group access extension: JUGA is Joomla component that allows you additional control over what content is available to which users. It is NOT A HACK (like JACL); JUGA installs and uninstalls *easily* as a component. To activate/de-activate it, install and publish/unpublish the JUGA Mambot. After installing JUGA, merely synchronize it's table with your site's components and content. Then, define which items each group has access to. After assigning users to JUGA groups, activate the Mambot and voila!
Aaron Choate

Moving Towards a Physical Archive of the World's Books - Jared Keller - Technology - Th... - 0 views

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    I was reading for the punch line and sure this was published on April 1 and somehow resurected... but - hmm - looks legit. http://blog.archive.org/2011/06/06/why-preserve-books-the-new-physical-archive-of-the-internet-archive/
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