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Category Archives: Cloud Computing
How do you share material and collect work in this digital era?
I remember my first day with an iPad in a class. I couldn’t find any decent way of getting the material I wanted to share to my students. I had planned to do it using WebDav but that didn’t work, … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, collaboration, elearning tools, iPad
Tagged bitly, Box.com, iPads, live.com, tinyurl
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SugarSync works in Linux
I ended my last post by stating: It is a real pity that SugarSync doesn’t have a Linux client … True – there is no Linux client, but it DOES work in Linux. There is a Microsoft Windows emulator for … Continue reading
Safest online cloud back up options
I am revisiting the topic of cloud back up as I have come across an interesting definition of what constitutes a safe cloud back up option. Test: can the back up company reset your password? If the answer is no, … Continue reading
Posted in Android phones, Cloud Computing, Linux
Tagged Android, cloud, linux, SpiderOak, sugarsync, Wuala
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iPad – display two views Side by Side
Using the iPad as an educational tool isn’t always the easiest part of a teacher’s day. When you have students trying to read information in one application and answering questions, or taking down notes in another application, it can be … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, collaboration, iPad, Reading
Tagged browser, dropbox, Google forms, iPad, SideBySide
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Sticky notes where and when you need them
The sticky notes in Windows, Linux and Macs are rather useful for organizing my daily work when I’m at these machines. But sometimes I want the same type of sticky notes at hand regardless of the machine I’m on. When … Continue reading
Posted in Android phones, Cloud Computing, collaboration, elearning tools, iPad, Linux
Tagged crossplatform, kl1p.com, lino, myagilityboard, sticky notes
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iPad labs and exporting material
The problem with using iPads in lab situations where students have created something such as a photo, movie, Pages document, annotated document, or other file, is how do they export their creation? They can’t use: a flash disk as iPads … Continue reading
Keep tabs on how your students are performing on their iPads.
You have a class of 20 students and they work at different speeds. You do your best to keep tabs on their performance in an activity, but really, with an average of 2.5 minutes to attend to each student in … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, collaboration, iPad, Polling software
Tagged cloud, collaboration, Google, iPads
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iOS6 upgrade is a relief for educators and collaborators using iPads
There has been some negative press about the iOS6 upgrade to iPhones and iPads, and Apple certainly deserve to be castigated for the poor map for the country I live in, the UAE, compared to the old map. However, one … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, collaboration, iPad
Tagged Box.com, collaboration, dropbox, iOS6, iPad
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Five Lost Months
This might appear to be my first post for this year, but it isn’t. However, I’ve lost the few posts I did make since December 2011 as my website was attacked and had the DNS rerouted. My host company haven’t … Continue reading
An easy to use online poll
A colleague wanted to see if his students had learnt a vocabulary item he had taught in the previous lesson. He had made up a multiple choice question to test the item and would usually put it on the … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, Polling software
Tagged cloud, free, poll, polleverywhere, software, survey
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