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Elastic Theme Editor | Change the way you think about WordPress themes
Ooh, this looks worth a play. WordPress theme editor for normal people!
Via @sboneham and @m1ke_ellis
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Infographic: A Look At The Size And Shape Of The Geosocial Universe In 2011
H/T @markpower
Nice infographic showing usage of different social media tools including a comparison of people using them on mobile or fixed devices.
Look at where apps like Foursquare and Gowalla are in relation to the big hitters like Skiype, Facebook and Hotmail.
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Intriguing visualisation of Foursquare checkins in New York and San Francisco over the course of a week as a heat map.
Looking at it you get a picture of how useful this data might be to marketers or other service providers.
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A detailed slideshow on the principles of effective technical writing. The illustrative example at the end is a little grim but there are some good pointers here.
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It’s All Geek to Me « Steve Boneham’s blog
Steve produced this entertaining presentation a while back for a developer’s conference and there are some general ideas here about how “geeks” can communicate effectively with “mortals”.
There’s a link to download the notes to go with the slides as well
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Geeks: how to write for a non-technical audience
From the bad language blog – a series of tips on writing technical information for a non-technical audience.
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Kinda Learning Stuff: e-learning isn’t working…
Sarah Horrigan gives her thoughts on what’s wrong with elearning.
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A photo sharing site with a big emphasis on geo-tagging images. I’ll be checking this out shortly.
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One of a range of tools I’m road testing for geotagging images. This one is for windows.
May 22, 2011
What I’ve read this week – Diigo (weekly)
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