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Email newsletters -- the new blogs? Maybe. Maybe not. But they sure do comprise a vast frontier of content delivery experimentation that looks and feels a lot like the golden era of blogging. I have examples of newsletters I've crafted in various formats. I'm still trying to figure out how to develop Nerdvana's newsletter into … Continue reading These are a few of my favorite newsletters
This is no great revelation -- just an old writeup I found in my notes, an exercise for an online course (about managing online courses!) that required me to come up with some kind of content for example lesson material. It's sort of morphed into actual material for an actual course I may teach on … Continue reading NOTEBOOK DUMP: Using WordPress blogging sites for building a personal online portfolio
Over at GeekDad, I talk with the man behind a monument to the first (and only?) cat in space. Read more ... https://geekdad.com/2017/11/felicette-the-space-cat-getting-long-overdue-monument/
I recently adapted a couple of posts from my Nerdvana site, looking at the Wii Virtual Console in light of the Wii Shop Channel's planned shutdown and how to make the most of it, for The Pueblo Chieftain's "Tech Thursday" page. Chieftain graphic designer Jennifer Tate did an amazing job capturing the classic look of … Continue reading Wii package gets Nintendo Power-inspired newspaper play
My most indelible early recollection of SMB3 was playing the game, over and over again, at Pizza Hut.
The modern web. Third party plugins galore. And the site-breaking conflicts that can come with them. I spent most of the last 36+ hours hounding our CMS vendor after, it turns out, another vendor's code broke our slideshows. (Not just on our site, but across the CMS' user base.) Then their hotfix to address that … Continue reading I know nothing? Eat crow!
Three posters in the style of classic Nintendo Power magazine covers celebrate the upcoming launch of the Super NES Classic Edition.
