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Category Archives: Software

Live tracking with Woopra

Step 1: Scroll through the refreshingly charming post about the live tracking and analytics tool Woopra from Maya’s Amalgam–Discovering Woopra. Step 2: Come back here to learn more about Woopra, because after you complete step 1, you will want to know more. This is part two of a three part series on web metrics tools. [...]

A look at Google Analytics

This is the first in a series about analytics tools. In following weeks I’ll also examine Woopra and Post Rank Analytics. We’ll start off this look into the hows and whys of analytics with a look at Google Analytics. Google Analytics is a free tracking tool that will help you understand how many people visit [...]

TBL: The Year Open Data Went Worldwide

Tim Berners-Lee on TED Talks in February 2010. The video is only 5 minutes long. Seems particularly appropriate the day after the article about Twitterscapes.

Useful Links: Transcripts, HTML5, IE/Google, Harley, Mighty Meeting

Transcripts on the Web: Getting people to your podcasts and videos at uiAccess provides valuable resources for creating transcripts of audio and video. My (current) opinions on HTML5 from Dori Smith is a reflection on the writhing mass of eels known as HTML5 and what has happened in that arena in the last few days. [...]

Why Can’t Twitter Be More Like Facebook or Linked In?

It can. Are you looking for a way for Twitter to locate mutual friends or people who know people you know? I love this feature on Facebook and often find BlogHers or long-lost classmates based on the application’s suggestions as to people I may know because they know people I know. People who know people. [...]

My Wordle and TweetStats

Thanks to Laura Scott from rare pattern for telling me about Wordle. Here’s what I’ve been talking about lately on this blog. Laura also mentioned TweetStats, which I tried out, too. Here’s a vision of what I’m Tweeting about (or to). Two interesting examples of helpful online tools that are free and highly useful. WEB [...]

Summary of eHow articles for February

Links for the numerous articles I posted in February on eHow. More . . .

Dear Adobe, Here’s an idea for you

Dreamweaver and RDFa. Can they be friends? More. . .

Summary of eHow Articles for January

A list of the thrilling and educational how to articles I wrote at eHow this month. And tulips! More . . .

Organizing topics for blog posts

I post here, I create a daily writing prompt at First 50 Words, I post twice a week at BlogHer I write a number of how-to articles each month for eHow, I come up with a weekly writing prompt for a group at Elderwoman Space and I just agreed to do a twice monthly stint [...]