Get more out of Pandora via Lifehacker

For those of you that have found Pandora, this might be a handy article. There are some pretty good tips.

Technophilia: 15 ways to get more out of Pandora

Scott Uses His Blog to Review Podcast.

This is nice integration of Scott’s blog with a weekly homework assignment. If it fits your blog, consider doing the same thing …

http://maxhedrm.montebellopark.com/blog/index.php/2006/09/06/the_world_s_tech_podcast

Scott Cook Blog.

Scott Cook is going to use an existing blog for the class.Scott is an extensive blogger, so it’s worth checking out his site here. We will want to discuss with him the whole blogging process and get his perspective.

Wil Wheaton and ReadyMade Blogs

Scott Cook

Blogs:
Most of what I read regularly are just friends of mine, but here are a couple of the more widely read blogs I like that are..uh..appropriate for class.

Wil Wheaton:
http://wilwheaton.typepad.com/

ReadyMade Magazine:
http://www.readymademag.com/

Personal Synopsis: Cook

Scott Cook

Personal Synopsis:
Who:
My name is Scott Cook. Right now I’m working as a professional geek for Abbott Labs in Irving. I started as desktop support & wandered into development which evolved into whatever my boss wants it to be.

What:
I’m what they (whoever ‘they’ are) like to call a non-traditional student working on my ATEC BA. My goal is to graduate sometime in the next 4-5 years. I’ve been a senior since this past spring semester, thanks to a bunch of otherwise useless credits from my previous student career. After graduation, who knows. I’ve got a while yet to think about that.

Experience:
http://maxhedrm.montebellopark.com/blog/
I’ve been blogging for a few years now I guess. Much of it is at this address, some is still over at my spymac blog (http://maxhedrm.spymac.com/blog/).