http://www.thecanadianteacher.com/Consulting Education Technology in Ontario and Beyond Sat, 22 Nov 2008 04:53:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.1.3 http://www.thecanadianteacher.com/Consulting/archives/109#comment-72 Wed, 11 Jan 2006 21:23:34 +0000 http://www.thecanadianteacher.com/Consulting/archives/109#comment-72 [...] Student Blogs - Lost and Found It was really interesting to do a term search across the different blogging search engines to prepare for the TagCloud experiment because of the number of student blogs I had found from the TCDSB. I was able to identify a number of student bloggers using Livejournal, Xanga, Blogger … It was really amazing to get their unfiltered opinions - good, bad and sometimes vulgar. [...] […] Student Blogs - Lost and Found It was really interesting to do a term search across the different blogging search engines to prepare for the TagCloud experiment because of the number of student blogs I had found from the TCDSB. I was able to identify a number of student bloggers using Livejournal, Xanga, Blogger … It was really amazing to get their unfiltered opinions - good, bad and sometimes vulgar. […]

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]]> http://www.thecanadianteacher.com/Consulting/archives/92#comment-70 Wed, 11 Jan 2006 20:51:32 +0000 http://www.thecanadianteacher.com/Consulting/archives/92#comment-70 [...] 1-Click Answers.com Part 2 I recieved this email recently from 1-Click Answers.com to my posting. I thought I would add it in seperately, rather than adding to the original post. In addition, I want to make a clarification concerning the issues you mentioned with the 1-Click Answers feature: -The window you summon when alt-clicking provides all the features and sources offered at Answers.com; in essence, you are simply summoning Answers.com to appear with information you have requested (so it is not only Houghton Mifflin and Wikipedia, but all other reference sources listed for that topic). -Concerning the Answers.com toolbar in IE: You have a choice whether to opt for this or not when downloading the product (as well as opting out of the Answers bar and Today’s Highlights updates). To get rid of the Answers toolbar: A. To stop it from showing, open IE, click View, Toolbars and deselect the Answers.com Toolbar. B. To completely uninstall just the IE toolbar: 1. Close all open IE windows, as well as 1-Click Answers 2. Open the Control Panel and run Internet Options 3. Choose the Programs tab 4. Click the Manage Add-ons button 5. Select the 1-Click Answers entry (should be at/near the top), then click the Disable radio button (in the settings section) 6. Click OK [...] […] 1-Click Answers.com Part 2 I recieved this email recently from 1-Click Answers.com to my posting. I thought I would add it in seperately, rather than adding to the original post. In addition, I want to make a clarification concerning the issues you mentioned with the 1-Click Answers feature: -The window you summon when alt-clicking provides all the features and sources offered at Answers.com; in essence, you are simply summoning Answers.com to appear with information you have requested (so it is not only Houghton Mifflin and Wikipedia, but all other reference sources listed for that topic). -Concerning the Answers.com toolbar in IE: You have a choice whether to opt for this or not when downloading the product (as well as opting out of the Answers bar and Today’s Highlights updates). To get rid of the Answers toolbar: A. To stop it from showing, open IE, click View, Toolbars and deselect the Answers.com Toolbar. B. To completely uninstall just the IE toolbar: 1. Close all open IE windows, as well as 1-Click Answers 2. Open the Control Panel and run Internet Options 3. Choose the Programs tab 4. Click the Manage Add-ons button 5. Select the 1-Click Answers entry (should be at/near the top), then click the Disable radio button (in the settings section) 6. Click OK […]

]]> http://www.thecanadianteacher.com/Consulting/archives/49#comment-69 Wed, 11 Jan 2006 20:38:26 +0000 http://www.thecanadianteacher.com/Consulting/archives/49#comment-69 [...] This is a screencast of the http://del.icio.us social bookmarking tool. It is a beginners guide to setting it up and using it. I am trying out OurMedia.org as a delivery tool. [...] […] This is a screencast of the http://del.icio.us social bookmarking tool. It is a beginners guide to setting it up and using it. I am trying out OurMedia.org as a delivery tool. […]

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