A Blogday 2008 alkalmából összeírtam az 5 aktuálisan kedvenc blogomat (mellesleg a közel 100ból), és iderakom jól, hátha nem akarja valaki végigböngészni az ajánlott linkeket:
- daily dose of imagery: napi szép kép egy embertől, szerencsére nem a szokásos naplemente/aranyosállat irányzatból
- settenkedve lopakodó/kicsi malac: mostanra egy család fejlődéstörténete elképesztően jó stílusban
- Szindbádék: kicsit önző is vagyok, ez a kajablogunk, aminek ideteszem a wikijét is, sok a hasznos info rajta: kamra
- TED blog: tudomány/jövő/napi betevő szellemi táplálék, hogy könnyebb legyen kilépni a napi verkliből és saját kereteimből
- Napi Borzasztó Szóvicc: a címe nagyon találó, fájni fog ígérem
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9/05/2008
Blogday 2008
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4/07/2008
SCORM.HU
Hosszú előkészítés után elindult a SCORM.HU szakmai közösség fóruma, mely jellemzően az e-learninggel, azon belül a szabványok, ajánlások használatával foglalkozik kezdő és fejlesztői szinten.
Elérhetőség: http://www.scorm.hu/
Halleluja!
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9/02/2007
Self Improvement: Discover your learning style
Self Improvement: Discover your learning style: "If you've ever wanted to find out exactly what your learning style is, then you'll want to check out Diablo Valley College's learning styles survey. Figuring out what your particular learning..."
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How Autism Works
How Autism Works: "Autism is a condition that interferes with a child's ability to communicate and interact socially. Learn about treatments and probable causes of autism. "
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Make your brain learn faster
Make your brain learn faster: "Make your brain absorb information more fully with this list of 77 (!) learning hacks from the Online Education Database. A few of my favorites: Eat a light lunch. Heavy lunches have a tendency to..."
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9/01/2007
Create flashcard wikis at Memorizable.org
Create flashcard wikis at Memorizable.org: "Studying for a test? You can't beat flashcards for help with memorization. Memorizable.org combines tables and wikis to let you create web-based flashcards. Using simple wiki markup language, you..."
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RegExp gyorstalpaló
RegExp gyorstalpaló: "RegEx gyorstalpaló az abszolút nulla szintről középszintig. Példák PHP (posix, pcre) és JavaScript nyelveken."
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How Geniuses Work
How Geniuses Work: "Spotting a genius is fairly easy. Without a doubt, Einstein, Newton and Mozart all qualify as geniuses. Defining what makes one person a genius is another thing entirely. According to conventional wisdom, geniuses are different from everyone else. But how, exactly?"
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Master list of online resources for autodidacts
Master list of online resources for autodidacts: "Learn something new with this incredibly rich list of free online education resources from autodidactic blogger Jimmy Ruska. There are course offerings here from the likes of MIT, Notre Dame, and..."
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8/30/2007
Áttekintő kézikönyv a web-programozásról magyarul (PDF)
http://nagygusztav.hu/files/web/Web_programozas_0.5.pdf
http://nagygusztav.hu/?q=web_programozas_jegyzet
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1/10/2007
Learn to write the world's greatest headlines
Learn to write the world's greatest headlines: "Bloggers, journalists, and other writers will be well-served by devouring blogger Stuart Brown's discourse on writing great headlines. For example, he says, try summarizing everything in one..."
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How does the brain create an uninterrupted view of the world?
How does the brain create an uninterrupted view of the world?: "To achieve stability despite quick eye movements, the eyes take before and after shots of an image and compare them. Learn how."
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11/12/2006
How to Play Texas Hold'em Poker
How to Play Texas Hold'em Poker: "Texas Hold'em is currently the most popular form of poker. It has all the elements that make poker fun: There are opportunities to bluff, gamble, apply mathematical skills, get lucky, use strategy and possibly win large sums of money. Learn tips for playing Texas Hold 'em."
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11/02/2006
Learn business English
Learn business English: "The BBC has a top-notch online multimedia course on business English. While this is primarily aimed for non-native English speakers, I found that it actually has a ton of useful information for..."
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11/01/2006
Search every code-example in every O'Reilly book
Search every code-example in every O'Reilly book: "Cory Doctorow: Tech-books publisher O'Reilly Media has launched Code Search, a single place to search all the code examples in every O'Reilly book -- 2.6 million lines of code! Link (Thanks, Ryan!)
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10/21/2006
Top 10 Resources and Lessons on Economics
Top 10 Resources and Lessons on Economics: "You did not study business nor major in economics, though we need the knowledge to understand What is economics - how does it relate to individuals, and how do production, distribution, and goods and services work? Understand this will give you some edges on business, investment etc. Here are some top resources to learn more about economics, or if you just need a quick references on any unheard economics terms:
Wikipedia: Economics - Definition of Econmics and many resources.
Economics in Six Minutes - Quickest way to get a grip on Economics
The Concise Guide To Economics - an online book on economics
Wikibooks:Business and economics bookshelf - Free ebook on Economics
Economist.com: Economics A–Z - A great glossary on economics terms.
MIT OpenCourseWare: Economics - Loads of free lectures on Economics.
MCWDN’s economics concepts - Good guide on Economics
Economics Glossary - Look for terms that you don’t understand.
Economics Basics: Introduction - Quick introduction on economics basics"
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10/09/2006
Teach yourself speed-reading with Spreeder
Teach yourself speed-reading with Spreeder: "Very similar to previously-posted Zap Reader, the Spreeder webapp trains you to increase your reading speed by displaying single words in succession at a high rate. Several factors affect our reading..."
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10/08/2006
Become a leader in your field
Become a leader in your field: "UCLA prof Philip E. Agre has a really good article on how to become a leader in your chosen field; it runs a little long but here are the main take-aways: Pick an issue. Having chosen your issue,..."
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8/18/2006
Improve your reading speed with ZAP Reader
Improve your reading speed with ZAP Reader: "Web site ZAP Reader hosts a speed-reading program designed to help you quickly read any text you choose. It works like this: you copy and paste text you'd like to get through quickly (ZAP Reader's..."
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8/09/2006
How to present to Investors
How to present to Investors: "Many hackers want to get funding from angels or VC with their ideas - but chances are it is pretty hard to know what to present about. Paul Graham, an investor, has written a good piece of advice on how to present in front of investors. Advices range from what to present - how to speak well - specific elements that can give investors a good information and impressions:
Explain what you’re doing.
Get rapidly to demo.
Better a narrow description than a vague one.
Don’t talk and drive.
Don’t talk about secondary matters at length.
Don’t get too deeply into business models.
Talk slowly and clearly at the audience.
Have one person talk.
Seem confident.
Don’t try to seem more than you are.
Don’t put too many words on slides.
Specific numbers are good.
Tell stories about users.
Make a soundbite stick in their heads.
How to present to Investors - [Paul Graham]
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