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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Don’t You Feel Like This?
Don’t we all feel like this sometimes with technology?
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What Are People Missing?
I spent the past two days at my state’s summer institute. They brought together leaders from school systems to look through the Common Core standards and how to continue implementing them in our schools. We began this process last summer, and this represented a time to reflect on our progress and start next steps. Of [...]
Posted in Creative Commons, Devices, Freeware, hardware, literature, open source, OSS Applications, Productivity, Professional Development
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The Generation of Windows Logo
Sort of reminds me of the screengrabs of iOS that show a similar picture through all iterations…
Disappearing Ink Books
El libro que no puede esperar from Twins Music on Vimeo. Ok, so finally, someone come up with a way to regulate book check outs that does not require some impossible to use software (yes, I am looking at you Overdrive!) or DRM. A Mexican publisher has found a way to make the ink disappear [...]
Evil, Evil Apple
File this under the ‘just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse’ file. Seems Apple is really taking their desire to be the monopoly in phone/tablet space seriously. On the heels of trying to head off Samsung Galaxy Nexus and 10.1 devices at the borders, now they think they can dictate to stores [...]