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1:1 Programs and Expectations

Posted on January 16, 2007 by Tom Woodward

Mr. Guhlin asked “How have laptop programs helped?” and the responses depressed me. Maybe, I’m over analyzing but quote like “Imagine anything one could do on an overhead projector. You can do the same on a tablet if you have an LCD.” brought me close to tears. Clearly, replacing an overhead and pen with several […]

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MacHeist » 10 amazing Mac programs $49

Posted on December 17, 2006 (December 20, 2006) by Tom Woodward

MacHeist » Bundle Purchase a bundle of 10 award-winning Mac apps for just $49 (over 85% off) and have 25% donated to a charity of your choice. If you’ve got a Mac there is some great software in this deal plus the karma points for charity. Delicious Library (I’ve always wanted this one- I even […]

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“Thumb Drive” Drive

Posted on December 12, 2006 by Jim Coe

As I consider upgrading my thumb drive from 128Mb to (dare I say) a gig or more, I thought this was a worthy cause for my old drive. The Non-Profit Inveneo is collecting thumb drives to distribute through their work in Africa. If you have a drive that has been buried in your desk organizer […]

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Perfect Present for the Teacher in Your Life

Posted on December 11, 2006 (December 12, 2006) by Tom Woodward

From Threadless Finally, proof the dog did eat your homework. Threadless is also a great site for puns and other hooks for a variety of subjects if you’re willing to look- and who wouldn’t have fun looking? Studying communism? Geometry? […]

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Google Earth File on the Colonies

Posted on December 4, 2006 (December 4, 2006) by Tom Woodward

I am still feeling my way around using Google Earth in the classroom. I want to make it more than a 3d worksheet. I think the key is making the students responsible for creating the files but I think in order to do that they need examples and exposure the program and how to use […]

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