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Grad Programs in Educ Tech

According to Curt Bonk, self-proclaimed travelinedman, the number of grad programs you can select for advanced training in educational technology continues to increase – here is his list. No, I did not find UND on the list.

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Apple appears to be the present student choice

This analysis of the back to school market (college) indicates that Apple is outselling Windows machines by a wide margin. Some have interpreted this as a function of a better promotion by Apple – supposedly the gift card for the … Continue reading

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Photography Basics

For those who do not follow LifeHacker, here is a recent series on the basics of photography. Very nice set of guides that offer a way to discover or review.

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Picasa Storage Limit Relaxed

Sites such as Picasa (and Flickr) offer some storage space at no cost, but if you want to use these sites for storage over a period of time the free allocation limit will soon come into play. I have a … Continue reading

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iWeb Option

I can’t really say I have put a lot of time into iWeb, but I have used it and always regarded it as a reasonable way a teacher might create online content for her/his class. I originally regarded the assumed … Continue reading

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What we want to hear vs. what we need to know – is there a difference?

In a recent post I offer some comment on Eli Pariser, “The Filter Bubble”. The short version (the book is worth more than this thought byte) is that Google search is moving beyond search telling us what well informed people … Continue reading

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