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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Adroidify Yourself
So you like Android so much you would like to Androidfy yourself? You can now, with the Androidfy App. Android, of course, is the Open Source/Linux mobile OS created and maintained by Google. You will start to see it on a variety of tablets. With students always creating their online presence, an Android avatar would [...]
Posted in open source, OSS Applications
Tagged android, education, evo, google, internet, linux, open source, schools
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Does YouTube Assist Copyright Infringement?
Did you see the big Volkswagon commercial during the Super Bowl? You know the one–you saw the junior Darth Vader trying to use the ‘Force,’ and finally succeeding on the car, thanks to a timely assist from his father. Well, I searched for that video to watch it again. Just makes me laugh. When I [...]
Posted in Creative Commons, open source
Tagged browser, Creative Commons, education, internet, lessig, media, MPAA, open source, RIAA, schools, video
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Is Copyright Infringement a Threat to Our Security?
Seems like this week a bunch of Copyright issues showed their ugly heads. In this case, this is a hypothetical…no one, and I repeat NO ONE actually used this site in my household! The site is http://atdhe.net/ and what the did was show video streams of tv shows and sports from across the world. [...]
Posted in Creative Commons, open source
Tagged browser, Creative Commons, doctorow, education, internet, lessig, media, MPAA, open source, RIAA, schools, video
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Tight VNC–Remote Viewing on the Cheap
Many of your school systems, and maybe even you, use some type of remote desktop viewer. School systems use it to solve technical issues remotely. Families use it to help them less than savvy parents and other family members. The main product out there is RealVNC. We use it at my 9-5, and it works [...]
Posted in literature, open source, OSS Applications
Tagged education, internet, media, microsoft, open source, schools, windows
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Grade Humor
Even outside of technology, education has definitely changed! — Source
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