Post aimed at K12 and parents but interesting because it cites Gilster and clearly get's the idea that DL is about how we operate in a digital environment rather than how we operate the tools in a digital environment.
"There are lots of killer productivity apps out there, but you might be left out of the party if you work somewhere with strict IT policies.
It can be hard to convince your IT department to let you install Evernote or a Chrome app to help you get things done.
Here's how to stay productive with the tools you probably already have and sneak in some of your favourites.
UNLEASH THE POWER OF MICROSOFT OFFICE
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