Forwards or Back?
You will either step forward into growth, or you will step back into safety. Abraham Maslow
Digital Learning
Technology, teaching and teachnology
links for 2010-09-05
Hotmail now supports push email, calendar, and contacts with Exchange ActiveSync Connect hotmail, outlook and mobile phones (tags: WindowsLIVE hotmail iphone sync exchange phone) Code of conduct WindowsLIVE product presents a strong code of conduct – I will review it …
links for 2010-09-04
QR-Code Generator Tool – VCards, Websites, Messages, Emails & More (tags: qrcode generator mobile) Browzmi (tags: social surfing internet IM) Engrade – Free Online Gradebook (tags: gradebook education web2.0 free teacher school elearning)
links for 2010-09-03
Home | Zimmer Twins Simple animations and movies. No audio, so its text to convey content but there are sound effects. (tags: movies animation zimmertwins) Why ALL Learners Need Laptops NOW! (SlideShare Slidecast) « Moving at the Speed of Creativity …
Office 2010 Support
This evening I have read four education posts / tweets about the move from Office 2003 / 2007 to the fresh face Office 2010. I honestly believe that Office 2010 has educational benefits but as with all new software deployments …
Mobile Technology in Schools Sooner than we Thought?
A day after Apple announced its new iTouch (the iPhone without the contract), Samsung launched the Galaxy Tab. Technology analysts CCS Insight said that Samsung had joined the tablet melee with an "attractive device and strong service offer", calling the …
links for 2010-09-01
ObjectiveMarketer – Social Media Marketing (tags: marketing twitter tools social statistics business analysis) Social Media Marketing Made Powerful / Flowtown (tags: marketing email business social socialnetworking) Academica: Free WordPress 3.0 Theme For Educational Websites (tags: wordpress themes education free)
@SSAT – Should teachers tweet? Social media and education
Last week @SSAT put out a call for opinions, contributions to ‘Should teachers tweet? Social media and education.’ With the help of Maureen Bowes (of People Intelligence) I had already started to organise my thoughts about Twitter in a post …