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RSPB LearnBirds

The RSPB required a web application through which they could provide learning material to people interested in birds and birdwatching. Once a user has logged-in they are presented with 6 different modules as well as access to the resource library which contains the RPSB Handbook of British Birds and Where to Watch Birds - Britain.

Read more about the RSPB LearnBirds project.

Archive for the ‘Identity’ Category

Monday 28th April 2008

My own-branded OpenID

As Marshall Kirkpatrick mentioned earlier this month on ReadWriteWeb, myOpenID now allow you to create OpenID accounts through your own domain.
I’ve already covered this briefly as an aside however as I regularly use OpenIDs for both work (Basecamp) and pleasure (ClaimID) I decided to give it a go. My current OpenID provided by ClaimID, who [...]

Thursday 26th July 2007

Prodigious vs. ClaimID

I recently came across Prodigious via CSSMania. I was drawn in by the vivid use of colours used for the interface.
The purpose behind Prodigious is simple:
Prodigious is for anyone who wants to know who is responsible for a site they like, and anyone that wants to take credit for the sites they make.

Friday 18th August 2006

claimID new feature release

claimID have incorporated a new function into the online identity application that alerts the account holder whenever one of their links goes offline. Being a web designer, I find this very useful because it can sometimes be weeks, even months before I realise one of the websites I have created for my portfolio is either [...]

Wednesday 16th August 2006

Online identities in social applications

Terrell Russell, one of the founders of claimID, have been in touch with the guys at Last.fm requesting they add MicroID meta information to the sections of the user’s profile pages. This will allow claimID to verify any claims to Last.fm pages that have been made. In response, Russ, a member of the Last.fm [...]

Thursday 3rd August 2006

Microsummaries

Tom has littered my del.icio.us account with some links to information about microsummaries. I hadn’t heard anything about them until Tom mentioned them to me. Simply put they are dynamic bookmarks that show the latest “content title” that is determined by the microsummary embedded into the bookmarked page.

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