Monthly Archives: October 2007
Efficiency Tip #105 – Excel – Sort
Here are some simple rules to keep in mind when sorting data in Excel. 1 – Format the first row differently (make it bold) and Excel will automatically understand that row is a heading. It will not be sorted with … Continue reading
The iPhone and Education
If you have some time to kill, click over to eSchool News and read about educators that are looking at ways of using the iPhone in school. The article sites new potential applications on the iPhone: world weather, encyclopedia, simulations, … Continue reading
Latest From OHS
I received a message from the Ohio Historical Society explaining how to see a map with all the markers for the state. If you know how to do it, the feature has been there all along. 1 – Go … Continue reading
Are You Paying Attention?
I watched the pre-conference keynote presentation by David Warlick today. There are video and audio versions available for download. There were topics in the talk I expected to hear. There was a lot of the “times have changed” and we … Continue reading
The K-12 Online Conference
This week is the start of the second annual K-12 Online Conference. This is a conference you don’t want to miss. The theme is “Playing with Boundaries” and registration is free. There are only a few live events (schedule is … Continue reading