Monthly Archives: April 2005

Les Blogs Paris

Originally uploaded by Hans on Experience. Blogs are really big in France, now. According to government figures, half of all schoolchildren are bloggers, an estimated 3 million. Almost 2 million of them use Skyblog, a service operated by youth radio … Continue reading →

Posted in Internet |

Valentine’s Cards

Posted on 27/04 by Andy Roberts

Originally uploaded by StefZ. These were on BOGOF, so I’ve stashed 4 away for next February.

Posted in General, London |

Ghost House

Posted on 26/04 by Andy Roberts

In every roll of film developed there are always a few surprises. This study of the dilapidated facia belonging to a house in the old East End near Brick Lane has a pleasing colour scheme but would otherwise be unremarkable … Continue reading →

Posted in Art |

The symbol and the thing

Posted on 20/04 by Andy Roberts

This is an illustration of one instance of the difference between a symbol and a thing. First, a map which is a symbolic representation of a real place, called Penpol creek. ( Go back to the previous post about google … Continue reading →

Tagged hi res photos |

car free

Posted on 19/04 by Andy Roberts

Just after the London Snickers on Sunday, Greenwich remained car free for an hour or two and gave us a glimpse of how pleasant life could be without the constant drone, danger and stress of continuous traffic in an otherwise … Continue reading →

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Online Learning and Collaboration event

Posted on 19/04 by Andy Roberts

Already underway, TechSoup.org’s latest International online event on Online Learning and Collaboration. Join us the week of April 18-22, 2005 in TechSoup’s Community at www.techsoup.org online learning What are the issues and challenges involved in using online learning? What does … Continue reading →