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Very cool, you can now package several slideshares together. Here I put together several presentations from various Librarians. Still I think the main problem with slideshare is that to actually download the presentations, you need to log=in. This presents a barrier of entry to users who don't have accounts and don't want to register
This is basically yahoo-pipes for social networking sides. Very advanced, I wonder who will actually use this.
NUS Library Proxy Extension for Mozilla Firefox
Posted by Olivo on Wed 01 Jun '05, 09:37AM (Last modified : Fri 01 Aug '08, 03:18AM)A simple Mozilla Firefox extension for loading journal articles via the NUS Library Proxy. It can be used from anywhere, but NUS login is required.
Wow, I'm humbled to realize that someone (not a librarian), actually came up with this way back in 2005!
Wow, you can now put in widgets with Posterous.
