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This collection of thoughts, may be hard for some to stomach... rest easy, it means you're not a geek, that's all.

If you have a question, no matter how esoteric, use the contact form to ask.

This document is intended to assist in the presentation of eLearning concepts and the open source Drupal CMS.

The pace at which we can accomodate change is what governs its rate of implementation. When a new technology first hits the mainstream it tends to take on a familiar form. (Electronic Paper)

Email -> Memos, Faxes
Web browsers -> Text Processor, Document Viewer
Collaborative Tools -> Office Suite

The next stage is expressed in novel forms, more appropriate to the essential quality of the innovation. Our improving comfort level fosters new ways of working. (Digital from creation to consumption)

New Tech
Today, November 16th, is the 15th anniversary of the first web page. Since 1990 internet technology has made astounding advances. The hype is thankfully over and in the last few years the web has quietly made good on many of its early promises.

The purpose of this discussion is to bring some of these advances to your attention and show how your business can benefit.

Old Problems

Yep, that's right, static sites are history, however, still quite useful. If your business is unconcerned with new customers, customers under 35, has no online aspirations, or rarely changes - then continue doing as you have been since 1994. Otherwise, There's a world of innovation going on out there. Hybrid sites are an effortless way to make the transition for old-school to new-school. Here's some examples. more Jump in, see how it feels... have fun!