Everyone knows that the internet is an amazing way to distribute information. For people who are content creators, the possibilities are endless in terms of getting work out to the public. However, with seeming endless volumes of information out there, … Read
I’m a little late to the party on this one, but sold all the same. Zite is an iPad app that makes reading RSS feeds more magazine-like. If you want to keep current, but hate the hassle of opening a … Read
Happy Monday! Here’s what you might have missed last week: On Tuesday, Aaron shared video from our latest CRL Learns presentation, Free Thinking Tools for Teachers, with Doug Adams. On Wednesday, Aaron provided alternatives to the, now discontinued, Flip camera. On Thursday, Apple announced a … Read
Some tech pundits have been arguing that RSS is “dead” (or at least past its prime), but I disagree. I still rely on RSS for news about work, citizenship, and personal interests. RSS helps feed this blog via our daily … Read
Looking for an RSS reader for your iPad? I was a few weeks ago and not having much luck finding a variety from which to choose. However, there are now several options, including a couple of really well-done entries in … Read
Did you know Depot can be added to your RSS Reader? You can receive updates when a new device is added to the group of your choice, public or private. Click on the name of a group It can be … Read
Last week, I began a series of posts about making your social media presence manageable, with a series of tips to help you make blogging a more manageable process. Now that we’ve written content, though, and are trying to build … Read
Our new look has made its way to our CRL and SIM-related RSS feeds page. Want to keep up with the latest news from CRL and SIM, but haven’t set up an RSS reader yet? Just head over to the … Read
In case you missed them last week, here are links to what we shared last week: On Tuesday, I shared a funny video explaining Google Wave, a new, experimental replacement to e-mail. Unfortunately my account doesn’t have any invitation codes, … Read
Here are four ways you can stay in touch with Stratepedia. There’s some overlap, so don’t feel like you have to follow us everywhere (though we’d love it if you did!): Follow Stratepedia on Twitter: We share links to new … Read
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