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Judy Hardacre

wikiHow - The How-to Manual That You Can Edit - 0 views

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    Great place to learn "hor to" do a number of things.
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    An open, collaborative how-to manual that students could contribute to or to use as an example of imperative, etc.
Maggie Verster

Manage Your PDF Documents with Free Tools - 0 views

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    Whether you are downloading ebooks, gadget manuals, research papers or your monthly bank statements, chances are that all these documents are available as Adobe PDF files. That's because PDF is probably the only format that can retain the original formatting and can be read across all platforms or even on the web if you don't want to install any desktop software for reading PDFs.
Nik Peachey

Why ebooks should be cheaper and how to get my book for free - 5 views

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    In an effort to counteract this I would like to make my ebook Digital Video - A manual for language teachers freely available to anyone without the means to pay for it who is willing to help me with a little research project.
Carla Arena

Splicd lets you edit other people's YouTube videos | - 0 views

  • If there's one bothersome side effect of getting a long Web video sent to you, it's getting to the good parts. In some cases, the part your friend wanted you to see could be a few minutes in, and you might not have the time (or patience) to sit through the rest. A service called Splicd fixes this, by letting anyone drop in a YouTube video URL, then pick the start and end point. It's not a very pretty implementation, but it works. You've got to manually plug in the start and end times, which requires skipping around to the part you want in YouTube, then heading back to Splicd. Once it's worked it through, you get a permalinked page that you can share with friends. What's nice about this system is that it doesn't require extra time to re-encode the video; when you've put in those changes it's instantaneous. The downside to that is that the finished product cannot be shared outside of Splicd's site.
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    Aha! Now you can get just parts of a YouTube video. Might be handy in the classroom. I need to test it!
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