Archive for the 'self-promotion' Category
Wednesday, May 30th, 2012
I’ve started a new lunch blog! I encourage you to check it out at mattclare.ca/lunch-blog/ The site is obviously more of a joke at the expense of my daily lunch at Brock University of two penut butter and jam sandwiches that I slather in double fruit jam and chunky penut butter before I leave for… Continue Reading Lunch Blog
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Thursday, March 15th, 2012
This weekend is the first race of the 2012 Formula 1 season. I’m excited and I hope you are too. One part of the season that always gets me excited is entering my team, ZERO Racing, in Mitch & Brooke’s Fantasy Racing competition. I’m encouraging you to as well. All you have to do is… Continue Reading 2012 Formula One Season: Fantasy Racing
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Friday, December 30th, 2011
Here’s a word cloud for 2011 at MattClare.ca – mostly my blog (biased towards the end of the year): Here’s my Twitter feed for 2011: I think the insight there is that I use twitter to get a hold of Giulia a lot. As my ThinkUp installation at mattclare.ca/thinkup gains way more data than my… Continue Reading 2011 at MattClare.ca
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Thursday, June 16th, 2011
I had a great time at the Sakai Conference 2011 in Los Angeles. My presentation this year was titled LMS-Based Teaching Hacks: A Collection of Simple Ideas to Tweak Your Teaching Within an LMS. It was well received and the room was standing room only. Much as the development community would use the term, these… Continue Reading Sakai Conference 2011
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Monday, May 2nd, 2011
Here are the results you’ve been waiting for: the results of RimCount.com tracking of the Roll Up The Win Campaign from a large Canadian Coffee and Donut chain. RimCount.com collected tweets with the hastag #rolluptherim and extracted ratios and recorded them. The site really took off when it started tweeting back with the Twitter account… Continue Reading Results Canadians Have Been Waiting For
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