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Google+ Updates
So the buzz around the interwebs these days is ‘what in the world did Google do to Google+?’ Google+, for those living in caves, is Google’s answer to Facebook. While it started slow, I definitely like a lot of the functionality. We use it in our Y Princess tribe to organize us Dads, I use [...]
Posted in Freeware, Productivity, Professional Development
Also tagged android, chrome, education, google, internet, schools, tablet
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Go Class for Android
I recently saw a review of Go Class on Android 4 Schools. This app definitely provides something we have been looking for. Just to summarize, my district decided on Android a few years back, first utilizing the Samsung Galaxy Tabs and now with a few hundred Nexus 7 among all the nook HDs and other [...]
Why Go Looking for the Fancy?
With all the shiny devices out there, most people do not think to use a small arsenal of tech tools. We want the biggest, fastest tools, without sometimes thinking of the learning that can take place. Take for instance a recent article and infographic that I posted here. Infographics can provide so many teaching moments [...]
LAN Desk
Ever struggle to find a file at school or home that you know you saved? With all the various storage these days, network drives at school, NAS and other home storage, we literally possess huge amounts of storage. Of course, then, we would lose some of our files. You can use your OS embedded search, [...]
Posted in Freeware, literature, Productivity, Professional Development
Also tagged education, media, schools
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Tune Crawl–For Your Quick Music Needs
Yes, I know, some of these great music apps may not have tons of educational value, but I always go back to my experience as a fourth grade teacher. I regularly needed access to various genres of music, bluegrass, jazz, etc when discussing North Carolina history and culture. While I could definitely queue up some [...]
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Also tagged android, chrome, education, google, internet, media, open source, schools, tablet
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