http://www.shmproject.com · Project Management, e-Business, Technology and Informal Learning · Sat, 14 Apr 2007 17:50:33 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Tired of shelling out once a year for your Norton upgrade? Trying to figure out which freeware firewall is the right one to install? Know you want to run spyware but can't figure out which is the most reliable? Well wonder no more! CNet has kindly brought together a list ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/12/06/security-for-the-rest-of-us/ We all keep talking about Web 2.0 integration in Museums, but who's really doing it? The answer is: The Ontario Science Center! When I found out that the Ontario Science Center was creating videos and posting them on YouTube I thought "These are the smartest guys and gals in Science Museums". ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/11/30/ontario-science-centers-youtube-flix/ I awoke this morning to a low rattling sound. I briefly wondered if I was experiencing an earthquake. This being only my third month in California, I still carry all the East Coast paranoia about the West's tectonic instability. The bed wasn't shaking though, so I cast a wider mental ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/11/11/the-mysteries-of-the-west/ Silvia Filippini Fantoni from Antenna Audio, Elissa Chin from the Museum of Science and myself presented a panel at the Association of Science and Technology Centers in Louisville KY on Monday. The panel was called "The Extended Visits: Three Perspectives on Multimedia Tours and Bookmarking" in which we looked at ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/11/02/astc-presentation-posted/ I recently heard a great definition differentiating extroverts from introverts. Extroverts get energy from exchanging information with others, while introverts get energy from internal processing of information. The world, it turns out, does not divide neatly into chipper, over-caffeinated sorority- and fraternity-types on one side, and bungling social-pariahs on the ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/08/10/hot-wings-networking/ Douglas Coupland may have made famous the idea of "one point oh" in his book Microserfs, but for all his capturing the zeitgeist, I don't think he forsaw the tyranny of "x point oh". Now we know. Once the "point ohs" come out, there's no stopping them. Web 2.0 may ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/06/28/the-tyranny-of-x-point-oh/ If you're like me, there comes a time you need to overhaul your site. In my case, that almost always means some redirects, but I know that can undermine my placement with the search engines. So here's a question for you: how do I move a page without tanking my ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/06/26/redirecting-pages-without-hurting-your-page-ranking/ My husband got a head start on this, and by "head start", I mean he hasn't waited six months to share what we learned about the rules of the road in New Zealand. We’ve been on-and-off planes and in airports for the last 24 hours. Sleep has been more of ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/06/18/how-to-drive-on-the-wrong-side-of-the-road/ If you don't know Deadwood yet, and you can stand a little (okay, a lot) of cussing, you owe it to yourself to check it out. It's by far the most captivating show on television (and I'm including British TV in this bold and sweeping statement, so you know I'm ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/06/16/huzzah-deadwood-is-back/ With internet advertising rates skyrocketing in the last year, it's becoming ever more important to maximize results on free search engines like Google. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is the practice of improving your results on those search engines. SEO has a mixed record, with some unscrupulous companies continually trying to abuse ... http://www.shmproject.com/2006/06/14/seo-ten-steps-to-a-top-ranking/