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MALT Wiki player with personalization mockup

Wendy Porch and I presented an evaluation version of the new MALT Wiki player at Techshare, in September. Since then I've been busy with other projects, but I've now had time to produce a mockup...

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5 steps to being an oEmbed provider

In the words of the specification,“oEmbed is a format for allowing an embedded representation of a URL on third party sites. The simple API allows a website to display embedded content (such as photos...

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OU media player project

Tony Hirst has just blogged about the Office for Disability Issues new accessible media player AKA the "Most Accessible Media Player on the Web". Both he and Will Woods have alluded to work that The...

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OU embed proposal

I've proposed a mini-project here, for IET to host an experimental embedding service on behalf of The Open University. This will serve a similar purpose to Embed.ly (api.embed.ly) and Oohembed...

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OU web developer's coffee morning - OU player

Start: 2011-12-15 10:00 Timezone: Europe/London Start: 2011-12-15 10:00 Timezone: Europe/London LocationThe Open University Library / DigilabMK7 6AAUnited Kingdom52° 1' 29.6904" N, 0° 42' 35.0892" W...

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Secrets of our Living Planet, on OpenLearn and iSpot

Secrets of our Living Planet is a nature programme presented by Chris Packham which airs on BBC2 on Sunday evenings. It delves into fascinating and surprising connections between species – the clip I...

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OU Media Player rebooted

Its been a long time since I've blogged about the OU Media Player project. So what has been going on? I thought I'd take a brief look back, then look forward...Last spring and summer we developed an...

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oEmbed isn't dead – here's OU Embed!

Despite appearances, I argue that oEmbed is alive and kicking.Brian Mearns has put together a document describing some concerns around the oEmbed standard, partly around security. It's generally very...

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