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Godaddy vs. Bluehost: Which Web Hosting Company is Better?

November 8, 2012 by Andrew Walsh

When you’re looking for cheap, reliable web hosting for a self hosted website, several names inevitably come up, two of the most prominent being Bluehost and Godaddy. But at this basic level of shared hosting does it really matter that much which host you pick? Overall, although many of the features are quite similar, there […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Bluehost, GoDaddy, Web Hosting, Website Creation

Whose Culture Is It, Anyway? The Long Journey of the Stockbridge Bible

November 2, 2012 by Andrew Walsh

Whose Culture Is It, Anyway? The Long Journey of the Stockbridge Bible A large folio edition of the Bible printed in Oxford in the early 1700s might not fit the typical profile of a Native American cultural heritage item. But the Stockbridge Bible, given as a gift to the Stockbridge Indians in 1745, is just […]

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Filed Under: Rare Books/Special Collections Tagged With: Stockbridge Bible

Is Wikipedia a Reliable Source? A Look Into Its Credibility

October 20, 2012 by Andrew Walsh

”Imagine a world in which every single person on the planet is given free access to the sum of all human knowledge. That’s what we’re doing.” These oft-quoted words from Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales demonstrate an interesting paradox: how can an information source be lauded as a modern-day Library of Alexandria while at the same […]

Filed Under: Evaluating Sources Tagged With: Academic Research, Information Literacy, Wikipedia

Facebook Now Tracking Offline Purchases: Useful Innovation or Privacy Invasion?

October 3, 2012 by Andrew Walsh

Facebook recently inked a new partnership deal with a data metrics company called Datalogix. The goal? To keep track of Facebook users who see ads and then later go on to purchase particular items from brick-and-mortar stores. This move represents a fascinating development in the field of advertising analytics but also a concern for privacy […]

Filed Under: Technology Tagged With: Business, Facebook, Privacy, Security

Adventures in Kindle Direct Publishing: New Book “Savvy for the Social Web”

September 29, 2012 by Andrew Walsh

Last week I published a book on Amazon’s Kindle platform. It was a fairly straightforward process, although I had to take some care with the formatting. I wrote my book in Word and was fortunate that I did not have any images or tables. Had that been the case I feel that  using HTML would […]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: Amazon, eBooks, Kindle, Publishing

What Are the Best Free Websites for Learning and Productivity?

September 24, 2012 by Andrew Walsh

Today, there are tons of fascinating knowledge collections available for free on the open web. You can learn all about a new subject, acquire a new skill, or even take a complete university course from anywhere in the world as long as you have an internet connection. Often the trouble is finding these best resources, […]

Filed Under: Evaluating Sources, Open Education

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