Monthly Archives: September 2007
Who Is Important Here?
If you could choose three people as the most prominent people in educational technology, who would you select? This is the question I posed to one of my classes. I gave no ground rules. We have no text book with a … Continue reading
Penelope aka Eudora
I remember the first email program I ever had. It was Eudora running on an old LC II. That was about fifteen years ago and I have used Eudora ever since. Eudora has helped me avoid every Outlook related problem … Continue reading
Teacher Coddling?
David Warlick has a post concerning the way teachers are treated in regards to technology. Many teachers are simply given a pass when it comes to learning new technologies. We have all seen this happen. I remember the mid 1990’s … Continue reading
Efficiency Tip #103 – Copy as Path
How often do you have a window open showing your file in Explorer and at the same time a browser window where the file needs uploaded? The standard method of finding the file is to use a browse dialog box … Continue reading
Google Earth Simulator
If you use Google Earth and also have an interest in flight simulators, check out the built-in sim. Open Google Earth and press Ctrl-Alt-A. This will pop up a window asking if you wish to fly an F-16 jet fighter … Continue reading