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A short
biographical page (about me) can be found within the wider
expanse of the Boidem. For English readers it's more informative
than the page (in Hebrew) on this site. |
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This site contains
a page that gives some basic information on my present projects:
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The Online
Learning Institute at Achva College, including editing an
online journal on Internet
in Education. |
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Computers
in Education - a division of the Elementary Education Department
of the Ministry of Education |
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Training
materials for in-service teacher courses on learning to use
the internet (in Hebrew). |
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My long-running
monthly column on the influence of the internet in our daily lives,
from the
Boidem. |
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A
Digitized Life - a personal project that tries to figure out
how to throw things away |
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Prenatal
Communiques - a booklet from 1992, finally converted into
a small site. The booklet was a collection of weekly letters that
I wrote to Eitan while he was still in Tzippi's womb. |
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One
Month - Toward the First Stage of the Withdrawal
I spent the month of January, 1985 on reserve duty service in
Lebanon. During that month I collected numerous artifacts that
reflected that experience. Upon returning home I arranged these
items into an exhibit that was displayed in various locations
in Israel.
I've wanted to convert that exhibit to a web site since I first
learned a bit of HTML. Finally, 19 years after that month of reserve
duty, I've succeeded in doing so. |
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A page on the site
lists most of my past projects -
basically an exercise in narcissism. Almost all of those presently
accessible are all in Hebrew, however, two old web sites, recently
revived for (at least) archival reasons are available:
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a
persona or two |
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a personal
site that tried to examine why someone might want to have a personal
site |
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Mad
about the Mud |
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a site that grew out
of a course about MUDs and MOOs and became rather personal |
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Numerous
articles that I've written, primarily on the subject of Internet
in Education (and all in Hebrew) can also be found in this site. |