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Zapr™ - really simple sharing - 0 views

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    Zapr lets you create URL links to any files or folders on your PC. You can then send these links to others (via email or IM or YOURNAME.zapr.com) and they can get the files or see the folders directly from your PC via any browser. They do not need to register or install software. Security is hadled with SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is a browser-based security protocol which provides secure transfer of information on the Internet. Today it is the most common way to protect confidential information in transit.
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Browser Size - Analyze Website Layout & Design - 2 views

  • Browser Size is a new tool launched by Google under Google Labs that could be useful not only for web designers and developers but also for the average website owner who wants to check which parts of the site are above the fold and visible to readers.
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Body Browser - Google Labs - 2 views

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    Need the beta version of Chrome browser - very cool
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Educational Technology Guy: Read & Write Text to Speech web app comes to iPad and Android - 1 views

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    "Read and Write for Google is an excellent Chrome app that provides text-to-speech functions from your browser. They have just released a free iPad and Android app. The apps provide text to speech functions, which are great for ESL, learning disabled, visually challenged and struggling readers, on your device, just like the web app does in the Chrome Browser and Chromebooks."
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Educational Technology Guy: Google Accessibility Features in Chrome (OS and Browser) - 1 views

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    "Google Apps and Chromebooks, and the Chrome Web Browser, offer a tremendous amount of accessibility features to help vision and/or hearing impaired students. "
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Introducing Diigo Browser (aka iChromy) - 0 views

  • IntroducingDiigo Browser
  • For those who consume a lot of online information, Diigo highlights are great for active reading and better retention
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Making The Shift To Mobile-First Teaching - 0 views

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    "When smartphones first became popular, the struggle was to shrink Internet Explorer to the size of a playing card. The internet browser was the de facto app installed on every computer-it allowed you to browse the web. For many, the web browser is a computer. (See Google Chromebooks.) It quickly became clear that squeezing desktop actions on handheld technology was backwards. Mobile-first thinking changed things. Facebook became mobile-first-which meant that it's designed to not just be accessed on your phone, but work better on your phone. Websites are often now responsive, scaling to the size of your screen. But more importantly, the software and the hardware are increasingly parallel, with apps working together-iOS's Neato feeding Evernote, for example, location-based alerts, smarter notifications, simpler multitasking, improved voice recognition, fingerprint sensors, predictive notifications based on usage, and more. Today, mobile technology is awful for ambitious word processing, but for everything else it's pretty incredible. Have you seen apps like Brainfeed? A library of engaging content!"
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How to clear off viruses and malware from an infected PC? - 0 views

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    Despite updated operating system, browser, browser add-ons, installed firewall, and acute computer security settings, clever viruses, spyware or Trojans may find loop-holes to slip into your system. Not only in terms of performance, but in terms of stability and security too, these malicious software push you on back-foot. What to do next?
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Koder for iPad: Take the Hell out of HTML | iPad Insight - 1 views

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    "One of the computing classes that I teach at school is HTML, and being a 1:1 iPad school I wanted to refresh my scheme of work to take advantage of using the iPad. Now, let's get one thing out of the way, coding on the iPad may not be everyone's cup of tea, but for me, the fact that I can work on it in class and get the students to take the same software home and continue working is a real bonus for me. I had a good look around for an app which would fit my needs and zeroed in on Koder. My reasons for choosing this were mainly because it offered a browser preview of your code and it also wasn't rated 17+ (Apple rates pretty much any app with a browser 17+ for unrestricted web access unfortunately). It is worth noting that it offers other coding languages, but for the purposes of this review I'm going to concentrate on HTML."
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Why Is Google Chrome Using So Much RAM? Here's How to Fix It - 2 views

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    "If you've done any research at all into different browsers, you're familiar with the fact that Chrome can be a bit of a resource hog. Glance at your Task Manager or Activity Monitor, and you'll often see Chrome at the top of the list. But why does Chrome use so much RAM, especially compared to other browsers? And what can you do to keep it in check?"
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How to Remove the Ask.com Toolbar From Your Browser | PCMag.com - 0 views

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    "Chances are, you've had this experience: you weren't really paying attention to all the little checkboxes and fine print when you were installing a software application, and the next time you opened up your Web browser, you found out that you, like countless others before you, had accidentally installed the Ask.com search toolbar. "
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