Digital Locker
In our region we are starting to look at the idea of developing district-wide 'digital lockers' This would allow students and teachers to access their files and web-based tools (think blogs, wikis, etc). through one space. Ning is a great example of this, but I am interested with success stories on how districts have done this at the district (or state) level. Please do share what you have done as your 'successes' or even trip-ups as we can then all learn from that.
Thank you,
J : )
Jeremiah Frink
Thank you,
J : )
Jeremiah Frink
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Permalink Reply by Sharon Betts on
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I am interested in this solution also. Have you made any progress in a vehicle or in finding others success / failure stories?
Sharon
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Permalink Reply by Mike on -
Have you taken a look at eBackpack https://www.eBackpack.com They just won a Readers' Choice award and is a great product!
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Permalink Reply by Christopher Casal on -
Google Docs is a great way, especially if your school/region is a Google Apps for Edu school/region.
Using a cloud service like Dropbox is also a possibility, 2 gigs of free storage accessible anywhere.
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