Learning and Sharing
Despite how crazy the past few weeks have been, we managed to cram in WordCamp Victoria on Saturday. We had a great time slot — between the keynote and lunch Continue Reading →
Category Archives: education
Single-serve Ice cream
A few months back, Kiddo attended a cooking-for-kids class; she learned some basic recipes for meals, snacks and desserts, one of which was how to make a single serving of Continue Reading →
Deadlines-HO!
January has suddenly become deadline month for Those DeWolfes Creative. We have several contracts in the air, writing work, and WordCamp (in ten days!!!), plus we plan to offer the first Continue Reading →
Mark Your Calendar: WordCamp 2012
Just a quick note to let you know that both Mike and I will be speaking (separately this time!) at WordCamp Victoria 2012. It’s not that far away — just Continue Reading →
From the deep…
OK, so, thanks to Chair for sharing this but it’s now freaking me out. I had no idea that cephalopods could leave the water for any amount of time… and Continue Reading →
FreelanceCamp a Success
Yesterday, we gathered at InHub Coworking with about 40 other freelancers to kick off the inaugural FreelanceCamp Victoria. The small group had lots of ideas and lots of information to Continue Reading →
What I know and what I don’t know yet
I am one of 70,000 people (so far) signed up for Stanford’s Introduction to Databases online course with Jennifer Widom. It runs from now (it officially started Monday) to December 12th Continue Reading →
Is there a cello in my future?
One of the milestones of grade 5 at Kiddo’s school is the opportunity to take part in the strings program. Rather than a full band, the school supports a variety Continue Reading →
Knowing
You’ve probably heard time and again, “it’s all about who you know” but I’ll bet you never considered that the most important person to know is yourself. Really, that was Continue Reading →
Consensus is…
The Uglynet is the place to start, followed by Anyone Can Blog. Watch for these to be offered later this summer! You also offered some other suggestions: WordPress for Dummies — Continue Reading →