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ISTE App

ISTE has released an app for the iPhone and Touch (see image that appears below). The app encourages social networking with ISTE members and provides access to ISTE sponsored resources (some articles from Learning and Leading, NETs). I also assume … Continue reading →

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Lynda on the iPad

I learn tech skills by reading and from video tutorials. I pay for both and for the skills I must acquire this is close to a necessity and more efficient than attempting to piece things together from the snippets I … Continue reading →

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President’s health care proposal

Just in case you were not certain what the key features were, here is the President’s Health Care Proposal. So, are you for or against allowing those access who have pre-existing conditions and improving coverage for all? Let’s not be … Continue reading →

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Access

Some recent comments from the FCC are encouraging. Several documents and position statements can be found at the FCC web site.  Take note of the new services that can be provided with e-rate support (FCC Gives School E-rate Programs More … Continue reading →

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Apple Touch Apps

I read that most iPhone (Touch) apps are not heavily used. This has led to speculation that the popularity of downloading this inexpensive software will wane. I suppose this has been true for me, but for the cost even exploring … Continue reading →

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Why only 140 characters?

(Or according to the LA Times article 160). I am not a big fan of Twitter as a means of educating and exploring unless the meager messages are linked to other information. I have wondered just why such a limited … Continue reading →

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