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Stories
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Low tech and high tech communication
This is a test post from the eTech Ohio 2008 Conference.
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eTech Ohio conference and Twitter
I will be trying to Twitter as much as I can at the conference. You can follow my updates under [http://twitter.com/mr_rcollins][] or you can follow me under twitter.
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eTech Ohio Technology Conference
After reading John’s blog post yesterday, I realized that not only haven’t I posted anything, I haven’t even begun to look at what sessions I want to go to at the eTech conference. Since I present at 8:00am Monday morning, I’ve been more focused on that. Through the Online Conference Planner I’ve begun to setup…
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Test post from N800
Test post from Nokia N800!
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Personas for Firefox – Theming without restarting
When we first started recommending Firefox, one of the first features that the students found was the ability to change themes. Unfortunately, changing a theme is a pretty heavy weight process, requiring a restart of Firefox. Mozilla Labs has been working on a different theming process, Personas, which doesn’t require a restart: Features You can…
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The oral tradition in the 21st century
The Our Stories™ project helps people share the stories of their lives, no matter where they live or how their stories unfold. We’re providing resources to create and share personal stories from all over the world, starting with children in developing countries who are using One Laptop per Child (OLPC) computers or those who are…
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The $50 interactive whiteboard
Take a \$40 Wiimote, an infrared emitting pen and you have the makings of an interactive whiteboard (No Nintendo Wii required). Johnny Chung Lee has been experimenting with the Wiimote. The Wiimote connects to the computer over bluetooth, and inside it is an infrared camera that can track up to 4 LED sources. Check out…
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Film enjoyment can be contagious, applying this research to the classroom
Reading over at Slashdot.org and the original article at ScienceDaily it appears that film enjoyment can be contagious: Over the course of the film, movie-watchers influence one another and gradually synchronize their emotional responses. This mutual mimicry also affects each participant’s evaluation of the overall experience — the more in sync we are with the…