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Daily Archives: July 27, 2012
SlideShare 3D – Beautiful Presentations in HTML & CSS
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SlideShare 3D transforms your presentation slides into beautiful 3D slideshows written in pure HTML and CSS3. The presentations are compatible with touchscreen tablets and mobile phones.
Enter the url of your SlideShare presentation, click on Magic Wand and follow the directions > Click here.
The tool has no affiliation with SlideShare Inc.
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Record Voice Over Tutorials And Share Them Via iPad With ShowMe
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ShowMe is an iOS application and a web service that provides users with an excellent opportunity to learn and share information with others…
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10,000 downloads within 1 week after launch of educational iPad game
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“Mobile educational games company, Broccol-e-games, reaches the 10,000 downloads milestone for its first product, Maths with Springbird, less than 1 week after launching on the iPad App Store. The game combines the practicing of maths skills, game mechanics and virtual incentives to make learning maths enjoyable for children 4-6 years old. It quickly climbed the charts in Australia and New Zealand, and is currently the number 1 educational iPad app in Australia and New Zealand App Stores.”
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Google Now Lets You ‘Handwrite’ Your Search Queries On Your iDevice
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How’s your handwriting? As long as it results in the least bit of legibility, you can put it to use with Google’s latest mobile search innovation.
Google has already provided users of touchscreen mobile devices with plenty of search innovations.
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From Teaching Intensive to Research Intensive – Manage Your Career – The Chronicle of Higher Education
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From Teaching Intensive to Research Intensive
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By Judi H. Wilson, Drew Kemp, and Susan Edwards
Editor’s note: This is the next in a series of columns in which two assistant professors of education, Drew Kemp and Susan Edwards, write about moving toward tenure in their second tenure-track jobs. Meanwhile, the department chair who hired them at Augusta State University, Judi H. Wilson, will offer her perspective on integrating new but experienced faculty members.
Judi H. Wilson. department chair: We are in the process of reconciling two worlds. Augusta State University, a regional teaching institution, is consolidating with Georgia Health Sciences University, a research-intensive institution. Because of the consolidation, many faculty members at Augusta States have concerns about how the institution’s expectations will change regarding research.
In our newly consolidated university, faculty members will be required to quickly shift their emphasis from serving primarily as teachers to emphasizing research and scholarship. Not surprisingly, there is great trepidation and anxiety regarding this shift.
Fortunately, our department has established a strong support system to serve as a scaffold for each of us during this time of change and uncertainty.
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Stipple – put your images and information together
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Stipple lets you put information inside your images. It links your images back to you wherever they go.
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PowerPoint 2013: New Features | m62
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PowerPoint 2013: First Look. Our designers take a look at PowerPoint 2013, and discuss the pros and cons of its new design and features.
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