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an open source, standards-based personal information manager (PIM) built around small group collaboration and a core set of information management workflows modelled on Inbox usage patterns and David Allen’s GTD methodology.
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For about 200K videoconference from anywhere on the planet via a satellite uplink
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free app for Mac OS X to monitor system performance, goes in the upper right menu corner, better in many ways than using the utility application system monitor
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solution from VBrick for transcoding Windows Media format files to QuickTime and placing those files into an iTunes compatible podcast feed
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VideoLAN is a software project, which produces free software for video, released under the GNU General Public License.
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the world’s first 1-DIN touchscreen monitor / DVD receiver that was designed with In-Car Computing in mind. (This is the car stereo Lance Ford has in his Honda Element for in-car videoconferencing on his Mac mini)
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Lance Ford is the director of technology for Howe Public Schools in Howe, Oklahoma, and an Apple Distinguished Educator (class of 2007)
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article from 4-28-2008
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Good website to measure upstream and downstream bandwidth speeds for your current Internet connection
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Silverlight is Microsoft’s effort to combat Adobe’s Flash format in the webspace and make both Windows Media files as well as Microsoft applications like .NET compatible with Linux and Macintosh platforms, providing a Javascript front end and serving like
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Article about Peru’s OLPC rollout
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VBxStream is a portable, remote all-in-one solution which functions with cell network data cards
On this day..
- Hide FarmVille Status Updates on Facebook - 2010
- Help Needed! WordPress commenting isn't working (WordPress database error Duplicate entry) - 2009
- Visualizing Twitter - 2009
- Continuing dialog about creativity in schools, student technology skills and content filtering - 2008
- Collaboration in schools: More reasons we need it - 2007
- Import Garageband Audio at 44.1 - 2006
- Site visit UT College of Education: Year 3 of One to One Computing - 2005
