The Joy of Basic Overviews!
Three new basic overviews came out recently - one on social bookmarking tools like Del.icio.us, a step-by-step tutorial on using RSS readers, and a look at the issue of image blocking in email browsers. It feels like there's been more focus on these basic overviews lately - a great trend! Keep them coming!
In the meantime, check these out...
An Introduction to Tagging (Beth's Blog and NTEN)
A terrific introduction to social bookmarking in general and De.licio.us in particular - and a great example of the power of screencasting.
Why Nonprofit Managers Must Use RSS ... And How to Start (DemocracyinAction)
Another fabulous tutorial - this one looking at why you would use an RSS reader to aggregate blogs, news, and searches, with step-by-step instructions as to how to go about it
Image Blocking in Email Clients: Current Conditions and Best Practices (Campaign Monitor)
A useful summary of the latest word about email browsers blocking images, and how you can take this into account when sending emails. It includes a chart summarizing common email browsers' support for images
In the meantime, check these out...
An Introduction to Tagging (Beth's Blog and NTEN)
A terrific introduction to social bookmarking in general and De.licio.us in particular - and a great example of the power of screencasting.
Why Nonprofit Managers Must Use RSS ... And How to Start (DemocracyinAction)
Another fabulous tutorial - this one looking at why you would use an RSS reader to aggregate blogs, news, and searches, with step-by-step instructions as to how to go about it
Image Blocking in Email Clients: Current Conditions and Best Practices (Campaign Monitor)
A useful summary of the latest word about email browsers blocking images, and how you can take this into account when sending emails. It includes a chart summarizing common email browsers' support for images
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2 Comments:
Thanks for the link! Glad you enjoyed the screencast. I actually had fun making it.
Thanks for the link, Laura. That's one of the more popular posts on our blog, so I guess the people have spoken... more like that! :)
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