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Monthly Archives: February 2012
VNC For Your Tablet
Ok, this may not be important for a classroom teacher, as it would be more geared to a technology staff member, although you may want it at home. I usually refrain from paid apps, but trying many free, I just did not find one as good as VNC. So VNC is Virtual Network Computing. In [...]
A Stamp For Every Teacher…
Ok…so I will go ahead and apologize for the crudeness of this post, but seriously, how many of you would like a stamp that expresses something similar?
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Think B4U–Web Safety From Google
We have been looking at online safety a lot, and not just because the new portion of CIPA says we must. As educators, we must work with online safety and make sure first that we follow it, but then that our students do as well. Kind of the old apple not falling far from the [...]
Posted in Devices, Freeware, Productivity, Professional Development
Tagged browser, education, google, internet, media, schools
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Lawrence Lessig–Republic Lost
Gosh, if we had more folks like Lessig preaching the good things and exposing the corruption, maybe things would not be the way they are. This video, while lengthy, definitely warrants your time if you appreciate freedom and seeing the corruption in government.
Posted in Creative Commons, Freeware, open source, Productivity, Professional Development
Tagged Creative Commons, doctorow, education, internet, lessig, media, MPAA, open source, RIAA, schools
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Plex: Video Streaming for Android
So if you go the route of using an open/semi-open OS for your tablets and mobile devices, like Android, the time will come where you will want to stream video on it or to it. In walks Plex. To use it, you will definitely need to plan things out. You will need the Plex [...]
Posted in Devices, Freeware, hardware, open source, OSS Applications, Productivity
Tagged android, browser, education, evo, google, linux, media, nook, open source, schools, tablet
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