Monthly Archives: January 2011

The National Association of College Stores Foundation conducted a survey to determine college student interest in different instructional content formats (ebooks, books, etc.). 74% still prefer the traditional book.

Just located this wiki – focused on iPad education applications.

I have been spending some time the past couple of days learning about the version of Glogster developed for education. It really is a great product – flexible and easy to learn to use. I have spent considerable time attempting … Continue reading →

I think the iPad has great potential as an educational device. However, the issue with the iPad and flash now causes me some problems. For example, I think Glogster (edu) offers teachers and students interesting opportunities to express what they … Continue reading →

Lifehacker offers this review of what the blogger considers the best social bookmarking options. I am pretty much a Diigo user, but also am experimenting with a tool I maintain myself (Scuttle). A problem with these services and with participatory … Continue reading →

I have written previously about LaLa, Apple’s purchase of LaLa, and then Apple’s termination of the commitment LaLa made to users. Others are commenting and some offering alternatives. Evidently MP3tunes is willing to pick up LaLa users for 10 cents. … Continue reading →