Internet Notebook

12 Nov 2016 By Nate Angell 1 Comment

Screenshot of open webpages. — Screenshot of open webpages illustrating the need to use the Internet as “read-write” notebook. Clockwise from upper left, includes partial images of http://ift.tt/J5hdj2, flic.kr/p/hPmk, http://ift.tt/2fMjdW0, flic.kr/p/4J4Rkf.

See it on Flickr: http://flic.kr/p/NFvsSN.

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Wandering IQ. Raised by wolves. Friend to cheese. Working to bend the arc of justice. Learn more about my professional and educational history on LinkedIn and on this blog, or if you really want to get to know me, follow me on Twitter.

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Chris Aldrich says

5 Jan 2017 at 3:59pm

I always thought of the internet, and particularly my own site as a commonplace book, which is much the same concept as an internet notebook, just a few centuries earlier.

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insert awesome emoji here

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