Monthly Archives: October 2011
K-12 Learning ONLINE
A new report is just out concerning K-12 online learning. Big policy names (at least I know Gene Glass by reputation) behind the report. “Uncertain private ventures in need of public regulation” (from the title). There is that government regulatory … Continue reading
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How conservative are we required to be
The title was just a test of sensitivity to our political climate. If you came here hoping for me to complain about Republicans, I do that on my other blog. The issue here concerns interpretation of the obligation of schools … Continue reading
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Box – 50 Gigabyte free offer
I saw this post on LifeHacker concerning another of the online storage options for those of us with multiple devices. Box.net is offering 50 gigabytes to iPad and iPhone users for the next 50 days. The free offer is normally … Continue reading
Annotate PDFs
I have a complicated system for organizing and annotating PDFs. I keep my PDFs within Yep which allows me to tag the hundreds of documents I save so I can locate them again and I highlight and annotate these documents using … Continue reading
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100 billion downloads and going strong – Google Earth
This post from Google LatLong marks the 1oo billionth download of Google Earth. The post offers a little history, links to some interesting applications, and offers the link you can use to download it yourself.
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100 Cameras in 1
Here is a suggestion for those of you who like photography and wish you could do more with your images. 100 Cameras in 1 is an app from Stuck in Customs and Trey Radcliff (I listen to his commentary on … Continue reading
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