Backup/Reimage HardDrive with Partimage
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Blu-Ray Problem
What's the problem? I don't have a blu ray player and no plans to get one right away. Why? The price is out of budget. And, instead of spending money on DVDs for family members' st
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Texas Virtual School Network News
The Texas Virtual School Network Central Operations at Education Service Center Region 10 (TxVSN Central Operations) is requesting qualifications from professional development pr
The Road
I'm not sure why but I enjoy reading post apocalyptic stories. Stephen King's The Stand is my favorite such story, followed by S.M. Stirling's Dies the Fire and the rest of the boo
Total Control
Tim (Assorted Stuff) nails it when he writes... So these not so flush times are an excellent time to take a break, reflect and take a good
Be critical
"How much easier it is to be critical than to be correct." Benjamin Disraeli speech, January 24, 1860; British politician (1804 1881)
CD/DVD-Burning Software
Built in Windows CD/DVD burning software doesn't always work smoothly. Even though you can buy Nero or Roxio, you don't really need to. Here are 3 programs I've used that have work
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Leadership and Technology
I was skimming one of the bloggers I enjoy disagreeing with, Justin at The EdJurist, and found a nifty
Doing What Works is Hard
One of the slides in my presentation
My Sharing Hobby
Earlier today, June May Hattaway wrote me and asked if she could link to one of my articles, Digital Storytelling with Web based Tools
Open Source in Use
Eighty five percent of companies are already using open source software, with most of the remaining 15 percent expecting to do so within the next year, according to analysts at
Place-based Storytelling
In the latest issue (August, 2007) of Learning and Leading with Technology, the article on The Power of the Mashup appears. In that article, it shares the story of Jerome Burg and
Protecting Student Data
The following question was posed on an email list: If a school and/or a teacher wanted to create a website or portal that would allow students to login and take online classes, y
Web Whacking
Web whacking a site is rife with copyright violations, etc. However, some folks find it useful...for example, you want to show off a web site you've made to grandparents who lack I
Comment Hoist: Projects Out There
Earlier when sharing the Winter Wonderland project I asked if readers wouldn't mind sharing what student pro
Creating Dynamic, Engaging Online Learning Experiences
Note: The following is an article submitted for publication to the TCEA TechEdge magazine. If you have other suggestions not mentioned in this article, feel free to leave a com
Don't Know Much About Copy-n-Paste
Reading my copy of the November 2008 issue of American School Board Journal, I had to laugh in shared frustration with this contributor author: For years, textbook publishers and
Exploring Professional Learning Networks: The Twitter Experience
Note: The following is an article submitted for publication to TCEA's TechEdge...faithful readers may recognize parts of this article as having appeared here first...hey, I was w
National Online Youth Summit
Worth participating in? National Online Youth Summit. It i
TechForumSW08 - Open Source Goes to School
Christine Weiser (Technology and Learning) has written an article regarding the TechForum 2008 Southwest event that
Winter Wonderland Project
Consider having your K 3 students participate
Break the Law through Fair Use
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