I have been invited to give a talk on mashups at the annual conference for JISC Regional Support Centres (RSCs). To support my talk I have written a briefing document giving An Introduction To Mashups. I would welcome feedback on this document (the master copy of which is an A5 printed document, which provides a mechanism for keeping the content brief and to the point). Also note that a Creative Commons licence is available for this online pharmacy no prescription uk document, so feel free to reuse the content (and I hope anyone who may wish to use this document will be motivated to provide feedback).
In addition to the document I am also interested in examples of mashups, primarily in educational contexts to help RSCs to succeed in their mission: to stimulate and support innovation in learning.
I will, of course, make the materials I produce available under a Creative Commons licence.
One mashup I have recently found useful was the Yahoo Pipes Mashup for ALT-C.
Another mashup tool I find useful is Frappr, of which there are various educational examples out there.
James
While focus is good and I guess the Web side of things is what y’are all about, I can’t help but wonder if your definition of mash up needs broadening – or at least this wider context needs mentioning?
For example:
http://www.arnolfini.org.uk/learning/archive/documents/InsideOut12.pdf
Highlights the “Mash Up” day.
These kind of events seem a good way: “to stimulate and support innovation in learning” before getting the Web involved… 🙂