Monthly Archives: April 2008
Scribd
Here is something I stumbled across today. I was looking for a way to dump a lot of files into an online location so that those files would be easy to access from other sites. My files are Word docs, … Continue reading
Tyranny of Filtering
I managed to squeeze in an extra podcast this week. Teachers Teaching Teachers #95 dives into filtering first hand with the people that run the filters in an assortment of districts. The panelists ranged from a New York City department … Continue reading
Google Docs
Google Docs is another one of those applications that everyone is clammering about as a Word replacement. It is a free web-based word processor that has incredible “sharing” features. Without installing software, you can create a document and then share … Continue reading
Lecture Copyright
Here’s a gem from Techdirt about a professor that is suing someone for selling notes of his lecture. He is claiming he has a copyright on what he says in class and someone else can’t take his ideas, write them … Continue reading
News
I’m from Google and my wife is from Yahoo. Yet we both get the same headlines every day. Actually she has Yahoo as her start page while I use Protopage as mine. Her news is right there in Yahoo. Mine … Continue reading