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Karen replied to Chris Mooney's discussion 'Ipad, Kindle or Nook'
I don't have much to offer except:
A B&N rep told me that they have a discount for every 6 Nooks you buy ... not sure about Kindle. I would look into any school/educational discounts for all.
The Kindle gets the best ease-of-use…
Karen replied to Fred Ravan's discussion 'Is there a free alternative to G-CAST?'
I really like http://vocaroo.com/ -- incredibly easy to use, cool little embed player, or just a link. As with all free tools I love, I just hope it doesn't go away.
Karen replied to Phil's discussion 'Validating Blogger Accounts (Why Text Message Validation?)'
Blogger thinks it is being scammed when a bunch of people try to register at once from one location ... you can either use Google Apps or this work-around.
Sorry I can't write more, but hopefully someone will expound if necessary :)
Karen replied to Sean Junkins's discussion 'The Danger of Technology'
I stopped watching the news last night when this was the LEAD story and they said, "the computer made a loud sound when it hit the ground" ...
:)
Karen replied to Eve Heaton's discussion 'Google Docs Collaborate Newsletters for Teachers'
I found your question as I was looking for answers ... did you end up doing this? If so, how is it going? Could you post an example or two? Thanks!
Karen replied to Chris Fritz's discussion 'Wikispaces vs. PBworks (previously PBwiki)'
James,
Thanks for clearing up a couple of things. As I said, familiarity has a lot to do with my opinion ... when the printable version wasn't where I "thought" it "should" be, I didn't look hard enough or look it up.…
Karen replied to Chris Fritz's discussion 'Wikispaces vs. PBworks (previously PBwiki)'
I've been using PBworks quite extensively for 2+ years, so you can probably attribute some of my comments to familiarity. However, I recently explored the possibility of switching to Wikispaces -- mainly because it is so widely used in the…
Karen replied to Deb O'Brien's discussion '"Closed" Ning? for the classroom. How "closed" is closed?'
Deb, et al,
I'm very impressed with the level of control Ning offers compared to a lot of web 2.0 tools. Considering your circumstance, the tech director may object to the link inviting members to create their own Nings; unfortunately, you…
Karen replied to Deb O'Brien's discussion '"Closed" Ning? for the classroom. How "closed" is closed?'
I think you are referring to the "Invite" tab? I was disappointed to not be able to remove that, but then I discovered that you can check "Approve new members before they join" under "Network Privacy" (under Manage), so…
Karen replied to Jenny Conklin's discussion 'Anyone have any ideas on podcasting using cell phones?'
This is an excerpt from an email I sent to someone with the same question:
The only one I've personally used is Yodio which is fairly easy, but also a bit cumbersome. Otherwise, I can only direct you to what other people have offered as…
Karen replied to Darcie Priester's discussion 'Glogster'
Here is a bunch of information I compiled about Glogster: http://metronetmili.pbwiki.com/Online-Posters
Dennis: it will be worth your while to unblock glogster.com/edu which is different than glogster.com. That doesn't answer why you are…
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