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Free teacher planning calendar for Google Apps

"you can easily remove old Twitter posts, limit what others can see of your life on Facebook, delete your Google search history, and purge all of Amazon's recordings of your conversations with Alexa. (Data privacy controls for your Instagram and Tinder accounts are "coming soon.")"

"Stay organised as a staff or as a class with media rich collaborative virtual sticky notes. Add text images, files, links, Google Documents and more. You can add due dates and see changes being made by others in real-time. Be organised on the go with the Android and iOS apps."

Here's the official bulletin board with the clickable links for the Google Docs for Education ideas. It was created in Glogster which is a powerful way for students to be able to share and create clickable graphics. Try out this tool, it is a great way to create an efolio and organize graphically.

¿Deseas que tu organización cuente con herramientas de colaboración y comunicación sencillas y potentes sin tener que soportar las molestias habituales y el coste que suponen?

"A superb GIF maker from Google which captures short animations using your camera on your Android or iOS device."

Evernote and Moleskin announce the new smartnotebook which is very cool. While you can already snap pictures of notes to Evernote - this notebook has small dots that adjust the page to make it square and remove distortion. It includes stickers that will tag the pages for you and add emphasis and included in the price of the notebook ($30) is a free subscription to Evernote premium for 3 months. I love evernote and while their tech support leaves a lot to be desired (it took me 6 months to figure out how to fix an installation glitch which was answered by another user on their forum after Evernote kept telling me just to use Revo uninstaller) -- it can't be beat for usefulness - that is why it is one of the few apps I am willing to pay for. I'll definitely be asking for this notebook for Christmas to try it out. Hope the price comes down a tad, though.

Chromebooks are making the news. Here, Miguel Guhlin writes about how you can make video and create audio on Chromebooks.

Links to multiple iPod Touch apps from Acalanes UHSD

Organizes APPs for iOS devices by levels of Bloom's Taxonomy. Very cool!

An alternative, "interactive" video annotation tools to YouTube Annotations; you can also add apps to a video.

This useful tool analyzes data without the statistical jargon but will make it simple as you analyze it. This is something you may want to use with students as they analyze data from Google forms or other original research.

Here is the list of Winners and losers from Jane Hart's list. Some new entries: Google+ (debuting the highest at 26), Ted Talks (at 30), and for math teachers - Geogebra.

Track your sleep with sleepbot - it helps know how you sleep but also will wake you during your lightest sleep. For iOS and Google.

The FTC is going to rule on whether "cloud computing" is secure enough. This could be HUGE!!! Shutting down Google Docs, for example?

AN important case to watch