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Category Archives: Cloud Computing
Quizlet – new hotspot style quiz for visual learners
If you haven’t been following Quizlet for a few months then you may not have noticed that they have now included hotspot quiz technology. Simply put, it means that you can create hotspots on a picture – for example a … Continue reading
Reduce long urls to a click
View this video to see how you can use justpaste.it to reduce a long url to a clickable one. Great for mLearning on phones and tablets. In short: Copy a web link from a website. Go to justpaste.it Write a … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, elearning tools, iPad, Productivity
Tagged eLearning, hyperlink, iPads, justpaste.it, links, phones
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Turn webpages into PDFs
You can use the Print function in Windows to save a webpage as a PDF – but the end result can be quite disappointing with some words missing and formatting all over the place. A better option is to use … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, elearning tools, Linux, Microsoft, Productivity
Tagged cross-platform, free, linux, PDF, print, webpage
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Quizizz – more versatile than Quizlet Live or Kahoot
Quizlet Live and Kahoot are great for generating fun quizzes for use in the classroom However, with those quizzes, if you have students that are absent for any reason, they won’t be able to participate and share the same challenge … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, elearning tools, Productivity, Quiz, Vocabulary
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A winning formula for a snappy, engaging, smartphone classroom
What if your class only had smartphones, not tablets or laptops? My students have a mixture of Android and Apple phones. So that eliminates using any app that isn’t on both app markets. Even so, I’m reluctant to request that … Continue reading
Posted in Android, Android phones, Cloud Computing, collaboration, elearning tools, iOS
Tagged Google forms, justpaste.it
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Prezi and multiplatform compatibility: now you hear it, now you don’t
Using Prezi is a prime example of making sure things work in all the platforms you intend to use it on, before you use it. I created a Prezi last week and wanted to share it in an environment where … Continue reading
Posted in Android phones, Cloud Computing, elearning tools, iPad
Tagged Android, Chrome, iPad, linux, Microsoft, Prezi
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Teaching with iPads – not child’s play
When iPads were introduced to one workplace, it was suggested that because even 2 year olds could use it, there wasn’t any real need for training in how to use them. In some ways, that was correct. Just press the … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, iPad
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Sharing links with iPad users is just a tap away
Scenario – you have a new class and want them all to go to this great website. Problem is the website url is really very long. Writing it on the board is not going to work well. What do you … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, collaboration, elearning tools, iPad
Tagged collaboration, cross-platform, free, iPad, justpaste.it, kl1p.com, sharing
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Cryptolocker ransomware threat to cloud backups
The latest danger from ransomware means that cloud backup may no longer be the best choice for keeping your data and photos safe. If Cryptolocker is released in your PC it will encrypt almost all your files. When this happens, … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, Linux
Tagged backup, BBC, encrypt, linux, ransomware, storage
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Best Free iPad Presentation Apps
I was asked which apps were best for an iPad multimedia presentation – primarily to assess speaking, but the ability to add text and photos was also desired. The simpler the better. The list got cut down to 3: Book Creator, … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud Computing, elearning tools, iPad, photos
Tagged BookCreator, Box.com, cloud, dropbox, Educreation, iPads, presentation, speaking, StoryCreator
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