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Kirsten Carter

National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - 0 views

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    Download trial desktop version
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    Multiple grades (k-12) with lessons and iwb manipulatives for numbers and operations, algebra, geometry, measurement, data analysis and probability.
John Evans

New CTO guidelines issued for schools | eSchoolNews.com - 0 views

  • The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) has released an updated version of its "Framework of Essential Skills" for K-12 chief technology officers (CTOs).
John Evans

Apple Learning Interchange - iPod touch. Touching student lives in the classroom. - 9 views

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    Creative Uses for iPod touch in Education
John Evans

Apple Learning Interchange - iPod touch. Touching student lives in the classroom. - 3 views

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    iPod touch for Meeting the Needs of Special Learners
Phil Taylor

Firefox 4 review: Better, faster, stronger - 0 views

  • While App Tabs can be used with any open tab, this feature is meant for websites that you might keep open throughout the day, like Pandora, Twitter or Gmail.
  • The transformation is so complete that Mozilla appears to have beaten back the sudden onslaught of competition in the form of IE9. It may even triumph over Chrome 10 — but that fight’s one to watch closely.
  • “Panorama” feature gives users the ability to group tabs together into manageable groups, which can be named, organized and edited simply.
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  • noticeable default change to the Windows version of Firefox 4 is the “Firefox button,” or the browser menu, which has been reduced to a small orange button that appears in the top left corner of the browser.
  • The most noticeable difference between Firefox 3.6 and 4 is the speed
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    Some nice new features. Working well so far.
Phil Taylor

Microsoft Releases Math 4.0 Free -- THE Journal - 4 views

  • Microsoft has released a new version of its math education software Mathematics 4.0, making it available as a free download for the first time.
Phil Taylor

iOS 5, iCloud and Education: To what degree will iBenefit? - iPads in Education - 0 views

  • Typically in a school scenario that will be when they are left charging overnight in a cart. Score one for IT administrators.
  • AirPlay mirroring will now allow anyone with an iPad 2 to project whatever is on their screen wirelessly to any HD television connected to an Apple TV. For those that aren’t familiar with Apple TV, frankly you’re in the majority. There haven’t been many compelling reasons to consider purchasing this $99 device … until now.
  • iMessage: OK, so let’s just call it Blackberry Messaging for iOS devices and leave it at that.
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  • iCloud focuses on integration with apps as opposed to DropBox or SugarSync which are more of a generic file storage mechanism.
  • With iCloud, the student has a web based account and the document is automatically stored and backed up from the iPad. Further, the student can access the account off-campus and retrieve the document for further editing before returning it to the iCloud account.
  • Add to that tabbed browsing and speed improvements and Safari may finally be a capable mobile browser.
  • inadequacy of the mobile Safari text editor control has made it next to impossible to use popular text editing tools to edit blog posts or Google Docs. The jury’s still out on this feature but it appears that an enhanced version could still be included with iOS 5. This would be a dramatic and very desirable improvement.
John Evans

YouTube - Outlook - 2 - 0 views

  • Lee Keller and Kim Cavanaugh show some basic tricks to surviving your Outlook experience with version 2007. Some quick and easy things to do that will let Outlook do the work
John Evans

YouTube - Outlook - 1 - 0 views

  • Lee Keller and Kim Cavanaugh show some basic tricks to surviving your Outlook experience with version 2007. Some quick and easy things to do that will let Outlook do the work.
John Evans

Welcome to The Digital Open! | The Digital Open - 0 views

  • Welcome to The Digital Open!

    What can you make with technology that will change the world—or even just make life a little easier or more fun?

    The Digital Open is an online technology community and competition for youth around the world, age 17 and under. Watch the Boing Boing Video intro below to get started (non-Flash users view here)

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