I’ll be presenting at a couple of SUNY conferences during the first week of October. Both of them are Conferences on Computing in the Disciplines (COCIDs) sponsored by the SUNY Faculty Access to Computing Technology (FACT) Council. The first one, on Monday, October 3rd, is called Application of Mobile Technology Tools in the Online Learning […]
From the Editors
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I'm Giving a Webinar on e-Learning Usability
Just to let you know, I’ll be presenting in a webinar this Thursday on e-Learning usability.
Happy Birthday, e-Literate
One year ago today, I posted my first entry in this blog. At the time, I was mainly just trying to think out loud about what interests me as I thought through my options regarding what I wanted to do next in my career. What has happened since has exceeded my wildest hopes. I have […]
IE Browser Share For e-Literate Below 50 Percent
For the first time since I started this blog, the browser share for IE has dropped below 50%. Here are the numbers: Various versions of Internet Explorer 5.x and 6.x combined: 46.51% Firefox 1.x: 37.18% Safari 1.x: 6.99% Everything else: 9ish% When I started this blog about a year ago, IE had upwards of 70% […]
I'm Baaaack!
After several months of being absolutely buried in SUNY work that I couldn’t yet talk about publicly, I am finally re-emerging. Over the next couple of months (starting on this coming Wednesday), I will be able to start talking about the stuff we’ve been working on. And some of it is pretty exciting. I’m also […]
Still Alive
I met somebody at a MERLOT meeting recently who asked me whether I was the Michael Feldstein who runs the e-Literate weblog. And I thought to myself, “Hmm…e-Literate…why does that name ring a bell?” Seriously I’m sorry I’ve been MIA. Work has been extra-ordinarily busy, and much of what I’m working on is stuff I […]
I've Been Skyped
Alan Levine, Eric Feinblatt and I were talking over Skype recently about a project that Eric and I are working on (the details of which are soon to be announced) when Alan decided to do an impromptu interview of us regarding how we use our iPods. I’m not sure whether what we had to say […]