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Small Biz Survival: Checklists for starting your first business
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5 Ways To Have Fun with Twitter When You’re Bored – ReadWriteWeb
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Christopher D. Sessums :: Blog :: My Personal Learning Environment
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SurveyMonkey.com – Powerful tool for creating web surveys. Online survey software made easy!
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SeeqPod Playable Search – Find. Discover. Watch. Listen. Share.
Apparently you can create a selection & embed it.
Author: joanvinallcox
Joan Vinall-Cox, Ph.D. is a lifelong learner, retired communications professor, rabid reader and poet who has taught in both the college and university systems.
Her Ph.D., in 2004 was an Autoethnographic Arts-Based Narrative Inquiry focused on moving from technophobia to technophilia.
She is a widow from a happy marriage and a mother to a strong and kind daughter.
Her interests include Centering Prayer, Multiple Intelligences, Attention Deficit Disorder and its connection to creativity, Jung, Campbell’s Monomyth, and Arts-Based Narrative Inquiry
Talking to Editors
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Last night felt like summer in downtown Toronto. I was one of two speakers to the Editors Association of Canada in the beautiful Women’s Art Institute, and enjoyed giving my rather rushed presentation. (There’s a rigid deadline when the building must be cleared.)
I always enjoy presenting, especially about how useful and easy it is to use web 2.0 (aka social web) applications. I put the PowerPoint (visuals only) up on SlideShare for those who want to review the info.
WebTools For Teachers 05/27/2008
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Blogging and Reading Comprehension Strategies « Classroom Tech Tips
Help for students learning how to leave comments on blogs.
WebTools For Teachers 05/26/2008
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Web 2.0 & Social Media at Bentley College | Omnisio
Great content, slow wifi, weak presentation skills, about an hour long
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Invoicing Web 2.0 Style: A Quick Guide to Your Options – Stepcase Lifehack
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Twtter-like
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authorSTREAM Present and Share PowerPoint Online
Like Slideshare.
WebTools For Teachers 05/25/2008
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Looks easy and effective, and it’s free!
Three Years After my First Wiki
In 2005 I taught an undergrad university course on computers and communications. I used JotSpot, then in beta, a wiki I had discovered through Stephen Downes‘s OLDaily newletters. JotSpot worked really well for the class and, as I got to use it for free, I wrote up a report on the experience, which is attached: Using JotSpot.
Frequent readers will know that I am a wiki enthusiast, favouring Wikispaces for its ease of use and cheap cost and PBWiki for its ease of use and visual attractiveness. However JotSpot was adopted by Google, and has now been released as GoogleSites, and I have to say it looks very good, at least in the videos
Google Sites, the grown-up JotSpot, looks very interesting and useful, plus it’s free! I’d love to hear what you think of it.
WebTools For Teachers 05/24/2008
WebTools For Teachers 05/23/2008
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KeepVid: Download videos from Google, Youtube, iFilm, Putfile, Metacafe, DailyMotion!
Very easy way to download YuTube videos
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TeacherTube – Learning to Change Changing to Learn
Learning to Change – education and the web; what ISN’T happening
WebTools For Teachers 05/22/2008
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So, How Did You Get Started… and What Difference has It Made? ~ Stephen’s Web ~ by Stephen Downes
Many peole describe how they first encountered social media
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Examination of web 2.0 with educational references(pdf saved in “eBooks”)
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37signals Product Blog: Introducing the Backpack Journal
Twitter-like application for businesses or group work.
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Example and sample family websites at FamilyLobby.com
family websites
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Internet Marketing Seminar – May 24 Oakville, Ontario
The seminar was free, and what I learned will be very useful. Definitely worth the use of my time. I may pay to take another of his seminars.
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