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John Pearce

The 25 best Windows Phone apps - 1 views

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    Through its partnership with Nokia, some exciting new Windows Phone handsets are starting to hit the Australian market.  What's more, the Windows Phone Marketplace for apps is the fastest growing app store on the market as developers are beginning to cater to the potential of the Windows Phone market. Whether you're new to the Windows Phone platform or an old hand looking to discover something new, these are 25 must-have apps for WP7.
Roland Gesthuizen

Thousands of Australians still facing web blackout - 1 views

  • The ACMA, together with other Australian government agencies, has developed a site (dns-ok.gov.au) for users to check if they are infected. People whose computers are still infected come July 9 will lose their ability to go online, and they will have to call their service providers for help deleting the malware and reconnecting to the internet.
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    "Despite repeated alerts, thousands of Australians may still lose their internet service come early next week unless they do a quick check of their computers for malware that could have taken over their machines more than a year ago."
John Pearce

Google World Wonders Project - 3 views

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    Another amazing Google Project. From the archaeological areas of Pompeii to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, Google's World Wonders Project aims to bring to life the wonders of the modern and ancient world. By using our Street View technology, Google has a unique opportunity to make world heritage sites available to users across the globe. Street View is a hugely popular feature of Google Maps which is already available in dozens of countries. It allows users to virtually explore and navigate a neighborhood through panoramic street-level images. With advancements in our camera technologies we can now go off the beaten track to photograph some of the most significant places in the world so that anyone, anywhere can explore them.
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    By using our Street View technology, Google has a unique opportunity to make world heritage sites available to users across the globe. Street View is a hugely popular feature of Google Maps which is already available in dozens of countries. It allows users to virtually explore and navigate a neighborhood through panoramic street-level images. With advancements in our camera technologies we can now go off the beaten track to photograph some of the most significant places in the world so that anyone, anywhere can explore them. Street View has already proved a real hit for tourists and avid virtual explorers. The World Wonders Project also presents a valuable resource for students and scholars who can now virtually discover some of the most famous sites on earth. The project offers an innovative way to teach history and geography to students all over the world.
Ian Quartermaine

Google thinks outside the box | Google TV - 3 views

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    The Australian version of Google TV isn't a television, it's a set-top box. This little box doesn't even include TV tuners for watching live broadcasts. Instead, Google TV aims to bring the best of the internet to your television.
John Pearce

Game changer: how Kinect could run your home - 1 views

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    "A venture that started in a Bondi flat is helping Microsoft unlock the power of its Kinect gaming gadget so that it could control home automation, read sign language, monitor hospital patients and even enable users to edit movies or play music using just body movements."
Ian Guest

The rules of a creator's life - 15 views

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    9 rules a creative person lives by.
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    Just try changing 'creator's' to 'teacher's' and see if that cap fits!
Shelly Terrell

TitanPad: Bringing Your Textbook to Life - 4 views

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    My presentation notes for SK12!
John Pearce

Apple joins the war on RSS - 3 views

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    "Over the last 12 months both Facebook and Twitter have quietly removed RSS links from their webpages, eliminating an easy way to receive notifications without the need to interact with the services directly. Meanwhile Google+ has never offered RSS feeds. Of course it's clear that these social media services have an interest in killing off RSS. They all want to usurp its role as the web's universal subscription platform and become the de facto gatekeepers of the web."
Tony Richards

Make Your Images Interactive - ThingLink - 13 views

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    "Give photos new life with sound, voice, video, social, and other fun links. A thinglink is an interactive hotspot you define inside an image, from a thing (an object, a person, or a place) to a link (a shop, a blog post, or anywhere you like)."
Tony Richards

'Appy kids making big bucks - 0 views

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    Love the idea of a Apps development club
Johnny James

Significance of clinical research on cryptosporidium - 1 views

Cryptosporidium is a genus of apicomplexan protozoans that may cause epithelial illness with symptom in humans. Cryptosporidium is the organism most typically isolated in HIV-positive patients pres...

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Tony Richards

iPads at school, how young is too young? - 2 views

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    Interesting Article for discussion... check out the comments
marc antony

Enjay Tiguin - 0 views

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    Tally is Accounting Package, which is life line of more than 90% of SME in India. SMEs are always short of budget for costly licensed Operating system and suite; hence they keep on looking for Free Open Source. For everything else they have had alternatives but not for Tally. Tally on Linux has been a distance dream, but not anymore. With Enjay Tiguin OS, Tally can be run on a Linux OS.
Aaron Davis

Research strategies for senior students - 0 views

  • It’s true that the Internet can be a wild and woolly place to find information, with the potential for complexity, bias and reliability concerns. However, it is also the environment that most resembles real life, where complexity, bias and reliability concerns are just part of the way the world actually works.
  • 1. Start with the Wikipedia article.
  • look at the citations list.
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  • 3. Go to Google Scholar
  • 4. Set up a bookmarking system
  • 5: While in Diigo, do a search for the obvious tags
  • 6. Set up some kind of tool that allows them to curate content.
  • 7. Then there is the use of Internet search in general, such as Google or Bing.
  • go to Google Alerts and set up an alert for anytime that topic is mentioned online.
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    A great summary of how to go about doing research online from Chris Betcher.
John Pearce

How to Create a U.S iTunes account without a credit card - Nets@Life - 1 views

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    "This guide shows you how to get a US iTunes account, and get all the free apps from the US store. Getting paid apps is a bit tricky, as you'll need to find a way to add credits to your US iTunes account without a US credit card (or a US PayPal account).  The steps in this guide will also work for signing up to the U.K iTunes store."
John Pearce

In technology, 2013 was a more amazing year than you think - 1 views

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    "If you go by the headlines, the iPhone 5S and Google Glass were the big technology stories of 2013, and Twitter's IPO was the event of the year. The coverage of Glass focused mostly on its privacy implications - not its ability to change the world. And iPhone and Twitter were just more of the same. So we could end the year really disappointed because nothing dramatic seems to have happened on the technology front. But look again, at the stories we missed. So much happened, in fact, that I believe we have set the stage for the transformation of entire industries"
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