Author: Tom Woodward
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Posts by Tom Woodward
Weekly Web Harvest (weekly)
nardove : computer artist enthusiast “This is my personal space where I share my adventures and experiments within the fields of interactivity, generative visuals and computer graphics, I do it as a hobby and somehow never seem to get enough of it 🙂 “ tags: weekly computer play programming art These Misconceptions Are Keeping School […]
CSS for Resizing Video
Just a handy chunk of CSS to make your video embeds behave better. It’s out there but not a bad thing to spread farther. […]
Photography – Week 111
Weekly Web Harvest (weekly)
Captain Literally, Part 1 – Studio C – YouTube tags: literally literal comedy English video tweet weekly Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here. […]
DIY Bunk Bed Construction
Like the music post a while back, I’m not going to attempt to tie this to education in any way. I’ll start this off with a caveat similar to my posts on programming . . . I’m just a guy trying to do stuff. Almost all of it is on the very edge of, perhaps […]
Request: Pages to Gallery Page
I’m trying to do a better job documenting how to do some of the things people ask me to do. I’m doing it anyway, might as well do the documentation and share the love. This was request to make a gallery page from/for a series of interviews on listening for a music appreciation course conducted […]
Weaving Tangled Webs
This is why things are more difficult than they might be . . . a story of why I have no idea about anything or maybe it’s a parable of complexity and human frailty. In the beginning, we created a WordPress Multisite install and turned on BuddyPress. To make the groups works correctly we network […]
Photography – Week 110
You might have heard. We had some snow. We don’t have much for hills around here. My neighborhood was likely a swamp in the recent past. The mound of snow you can see in two of the shots represents quite a lot of shoveling on my part. […]
WordPress for Syllabus Submission
This post is specifically about addressing a syllabus submission problem but it’s worth thinking about more broadly. It should be pretty applicable to any structured data entry problem you have. These are often administrative chores (like this one) but could also be about cataloging grave markers or indexing resources or Collecting the syllabi for their […]