@tylerhall looks like "yes" — reminds me of the pile of dev/course prep awaiting me post-honeymoon. :D when I saw your compression tools. in reply to tylerhall#
would like to use Safari extensions… but would also like to be able to run JavaScripts in realtime. #
Shared by Seth Battis For those looking for more Smart Board training. BACK 2 SCHOOLMrs. Blossom’s Online SMART Board Course valued at $95 is 100% free for the month of September!Begin the school year on the right note by brushing up on your SMART Board skills or learning new tips and tricks that can bring increased interactivity and fun into your classroom! […]
One of my most respected virtual friends (who will become a “real” friend if Educon 2.3 doesn’t get snowed out) recently blogged about five reasons to avoid Facebook in the classroom. His post was a response to another by Jeff Utecht advocating the use of Facebook in classrooms. While it might seem a bit odd, allow me to take a position that is tenuously n […]
As a software developer myself, I know how hard it is to see your product being ripped off. We have recently reported on how even $2 iPhone games (like Stardunk) or iPad games (like Aqua Globs HD) are not immune despite their low cost and closed platforms. Their developers have reported piracy rates as high as 38% and 50%, respectively. Mac developer Dmitry […]
Shared by Seth Battis This is an example of a note for Steve! Toshiba released a laptop with 3-D glasses for gaming and entertainment. But limited content and a hefty price tag make it a hard sell, writes Willa Plank. […]
Shared by Seth Battis Huh. Sometimes people come to me and ask, "How did medieval filmmakers protect their DVDs from piracy?" And I tell them that so few households had DVD players during the thousand or so years between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Renaissance that it really never became much of an issue. […]