Last week’s NewsOK article, “Online study is way of life at Crescent High School,” provides a little insight into the impact of our Oklahoma State School Board holding their February meeting in Crescent Public Schools on February 4th. I discussed the importance of this visit in my Feb 3rd post, “Crescent Public Schools: The Eyes [...]

We have been working on our tumblog themes for quite a while now and the only reason that we haven’t produced something more concrete until now, is because we wanted to make sure that the themes would be truly groundbreaking in every single aspect thereof.
So this is the first preview of our first two tumblog [...]

There are the dos and don’ts of web design, then there are the annoying aspects of site designs that make you simply want to cringe. They are all around us, and even I have occasionally forgotten about my visitors, and have resorted to using any of these tactics of increasing conversion rates. No matter what [...]

Online shopping is a great way to economize and reduce the stress of shopping, but shopping online for certain types of products can be harder than shopping in person. Recently, I looked at how well major online retailers (Macy’s, Target and Overstock.com) facilitate shopping for a deceptively complex, though very common, item: a [...]

We’re all mostly accustomed to educating ourselves by reading articles. Rare are the opportunities to attend conferences or watch live shows on subjects that we’re interested in. That’s why we are presenting here phenomenal videos and related resources on the topic of user experience (UX) by different presenters at different events. We have [...]

By Thursday Bram
Pricing a website design can seem impossible. A good website design can cost anywhere between thousands of dollars and under fifty dollars, depending on the type of site, how you build it and a hundred other numbers. Those numbers can make it difficult to decide where the right price point for your own [...]

We got a special way to wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. While simply wishing you a new year would sound mechanical, we though we’d add a little bit personal touch with it. And so we bring you a very cool, different kind of theme as a freebie – Aggregator.
We released Livetwit [...]

Child themes, an introduction
In WordPress 2.7, Child themes have been introduced in WordPress. Using Child themes, you can modify (override) all aspects of a Parent theme (e.g. the stylesheet, page templates, functions) without risking loosing all your modifications when upgrading the parent theme.
In the following chapters a short theoretical introduction, that you may wish to [...]

Yesterday, following Maria Henderson’s mention of Rachel Fershleiser’s book “Not Quite What I Was Planning: Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous and Obscure” and challenge to apply this model to twenty-first century learning, I tweeted the following:
New meme #21c6w tweet a 6 word story that communicates the essence of 21st century learning

So far, I think [...]

If you use Blogger, you’ll find that there are only a very few themes that integrate a drop-down menu into them, and it is often difficult to make modifications to them. Horizontal and drop-down menus are great for showcasing more content. Many popular/premium WordPress themes integrate this feature, and it is common on many large [...]