15 February 2004
pixelcharmer: field notes
"I'm curious about information -- how people find it, use it, and produce it."
Online Dictionaries, Glossaries and Encyclopedias
links to nearly 700 resources, covering anything you care to name...
13 February 2004
12 February 2004
11 February 2004
Flickr
live chat, social networks, shared media in real time
06 February 2004
Early Office Museum
images of office life going back to the 1830s
05 February 2004
04 February 2004
The History of Phrenology on the Web
the most comprehensive website for the history of phrenology—the most popular Victorian science
03 February 2004
History of Neuroscience
a timeline, with links
Ancient Wings: Wing Pattern Evolution
animating the evolution of butterfly wing patterns
KFTF: Keeping Found Things Found Project Website
by 3 othersA Research Project of the Information School at the University of Washington
Keeping Found Things Found
Researchers are studying how people "keep found things found" when looking for information on the Web. Most of us, apparently, rely on our ability to find webpages all over again. "People are motivated by PAIN," says one. (That's "Personal Anticipation of
02 February 2004
Stereoscopic Pictures of the Moon
"...the moon looks something like an orange suspended in space..."
01 February 2004
History of Psychology: Working Syllabus
the syllabus for a course at the University of New Brunswick, Canada - a surprisingly eclectic resource.
