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"Lock Your Doors" WORDLE from a blog post on ethics in social networks; how to counter spammers, phishers and thieves. -n2teaching 0 minutes ago"

Plurk post from n2Teaching requesting others to give her links to Wordles.

"Many of my Professional Learning Network, including me, have recently experienced troubles with our various interactive social networks, including blog comments and Twitter. There is also the less obvious, yet serious problem: thieves that steal your postings without attributing the work to you."

I'm hoping you will share your experiences with this. What happened? How did you solve the problem? We want to look at innovative solutions.

n a security advisory posted on its website, the Cupertino-based vendor of iMac and MacBook computers warned that it had discovered that hackers could create specially crafted image files capable of running malicious code without the user's authorisation,

@pfanderson shared colleague's blood post; using identi.ca as microblogging service and interacting with a chain poem using their conversation tree

a mashup on primary sources featuring Dr.Fifer1863.

posting on technology and primary source photographs. Any teacher who wants to learn more about using technology and primary sources

"Welcome to this week's call for sentences, which will be collected right here in the comments section of this post. For this week only, the comments on my blog will be moderated so the sentences will be kept secret until I collate and publish them this coming Sunday, December (holy moly it's December!) 6th."

If you have never contributed to the "Day in a Sentence" project, start this week;D

a Plurk conversation about uses of WORDLE for education

"Weed the Garden if you want to keep it looking good. If your links are dead, your article loses some of its meaning. "

a DIY on blog maintenance