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Using 32-bit and 64-bit IE Browsers in K12 Environment
If your school uses the Windows environment your computer probably has two versions of Internet Explorer to browse the Internet, a 32-bit and a 64 bit. Some sites you visit work better on 32-bit, the older version, and some work better … Continue reading
Finding the URL of a Word Document Posted on SharePoint
Recently I was asked to create a list which requires staff members to provide a URL address of a Microsoft Word document that was compulsory to upload into SharePoint. In other words: someone uploads a document into a list into SharePoint, and then, … Continue reading
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Doodlecast Pro – iPad App
Photos 6, 7, and 8 – (January 6-8 – Sun, Mon, Tues) Three Art Books In my quest of using photo apps to document my 365Photo project of decluttering my home, I downloaded the appGratis free iPad app of the … Continue reading
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Having Fun with iPad Photo Apps While Decluttering
Using the iPad apps Phoster and PicShop I have been taking photographs of items I am donating, giving, or throwing away, and then putting them into iPad apps to make the photos more interesting, with the idea in mind of encouraging K12 … Continue reading
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Photo 2 of 365 Photo Project
Photo 2 – (January 2) Using the iPad apps Foolproof, PicShop and Phoster The Vest I love messing around in iPad apps and sharing the information. Photo 1 below is the original photo I took. Photo 2 uses a frame from … Continue reading
How to Make it Mandatory to Attach a File in a SharePoint List
I had a request this week for help creating a SharePoint list on our Intranet that would make it mandatory to attach a file when completing a list form. People promise to send requested information at a later time and then neglect … Continue reading
The Writing on the Wall and Other Things They Took Away
Twitter for Educators Last week at the request of one of our teachers I led a collaborative session about using Twitter to create your PLN (Personal Learning Network). I’m an enthusiastic Twitter user and love sharing and receiving information. Twitter … Continue reading
BeFunky Free iPad App for Your Photos
As I’ve said before, for educators and students in the K12 environment, it’s a good idea when possible to use your own photos. Quite ordinary shots can be altered in so many ways to change the feeling a viewer will … Continue reading
Having Fun With the Retromatic iPad-iPhone App
I downloaded the Retromatic app which was free yesterday, but is back to $1.99 today at the iTunes store. Retromatic helps you create posters that look similar to the diner posters from 50 or 60 years ago. I used it … Continue reading
Foolproof Art Studio for iPhone (works on iPad) Free Today
Today AppsGonefree is featuring the program Foolproof Art Studio for iPhone. Usually $1.99, it’s free today. Since it is compatible with the iPad, I downloaded to try it out. This is another of those little apps that does not have … Continue reading

