Communicating in a networked world
The Diamondback the newspaper (online) of the University of Maryland, is the original source of the report of the phenomenon I referred to earlier today - that blog use may replace email list servers, at least in the university environment. … [Continue reading]
In preparing to make recommendations for an upcoming event at the University of California in Irvine, I took a look at the relative desirability of using a blog rather than using an email listserver to facilitate interaction in a large group of … [Continue reading]
Kemmy Lim, one of our curriculum volunteers, located a good online reference yesterday, which I think is exemplary at least of the form in which we hope to present our Curriculum for Ethics and Peace at a future date. The web site cultivating peace … [Continue reading]
In the past couple of months we've been conducting a search for peace education and peace studies programs we can list. We thought we might have to conduct a thorough search of the web to find these, but there are more and more sources of information … [Continue reading]
I'd like to talk about PayPal here, because it's used by so many folks nowadays, but also because I believe it's pretty reliable and we've been using it to handle our online donations for a while now. So I can give you the benefit of some short … [Continue reading]
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