This list provides a quick overview of the landscape of open-source bibliographic software; both where is has been, but more importantly, where it may yet go.
Microsoft's bloggin, photo, social something. Seems pretty dead to me - it's online since september 2003, see also http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,61095,00.html
The Institute for Medical Technology Innovation serves as an unbiased source of original, peer-review quality research and educational programming designed to inform and enlighten the public and all those involved in or effecting healthcare as to the role
the temporal structure of a complex system of behaviour is largely unknown, at least consciously. Thus, ideas or hypotheses are needed concerning kinds of patterning for which detection methods must then be found, adapted, or created...
Philips has developed a common language for describing eperiences within an Ambient Intelligence environment: the Physical Markup Language (PML). With the system, your room could reflect in real time the book you're reading or the movie you're watching. A
Chris Anderson's blog about the shift away from mass marketing toward niche marketing, and the implications of this (and other effects of the IT revolution that make Long Tail possible) for the future of society.
Literature Review in Games and Learning A Report for NESTA Futurelab John Kirriemuir, Ceangal Angela McFarlane, Graduate School of Education, University of Bristol
Simulation and Advanced Gaming Environments (SAGE) for Learning: Dr Carolyn Watters' project for advancing the use of gaming technologies in the realm of healthcare.
This is a blog site for a class called "New Technology & Child Development" being taught in the Cognitive Studies in Education program at the University of Washington by Philip Bell. The class has a dual focus on understanding the technological fluencies
Per Bud Gibson: "The O'Reilly publishing group's blog about what they think is the next big thing. Important because these guys are so heavily wired into "The Valley" (i.e., San Francisco and Silicon Valley). "