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Avoiding AT&T’s Ridiculous iPhone Data Fees by Switching to T-Mobile

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. The cost of activating an iPhone with AT&T is absolutely ridiculous. Since I have several kids, and eventually want all of them to be able to use smartphones, this is a real concern for me. Our family wireless bill now exceeds a monthly car payment, and

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Awesome Brickfilm

This is a guest post by my 13 year old son, Alexander. So I don’t normally write things up but but dad asked me to share this. I love building and playing with legos. It is always fun to build fancy ships but the lego minifigure is also one of the best tools to make stopmotion films

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Shifting from Writing to Videography

Andrew B. Watt here… Over the last few months, I’ve made a shift in my online footprint, from being a blogger to a video-maker. It started as a foray into video work but it’s become a part of my classroom process, homework review process, and online activity. Wes asked me to write a

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How to use your iPad and iPhone / iPad Touch with an External Display / Projector

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. I wrote a series of posts in March 2010 on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” You can access those posts by searching for posts shared by me. If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here. iOS is

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Summertime and the Learning is Easy?

I am so honored to be asked to guest blog for Wes. Thank you so much. I am Alice Barr, the Instructional Technology Integrator for Yarmouth High School in Yarmouth, Maine. We are a 1:1 laptop school and are going in to Year 8 of the project. I love what adding laptops to our school

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Wanna Hitch? Tether Your Android or Blackberry Phone

Image Source: http://cache.gizmodo.com/assets/images/4/2009/03/tether-3g.jpg Note: The following is a guest blog post from Miguel Guhlin, who blogs regularly at Around the Corner-MGuhlin.org. Tethering…a term unknown to me. I know what it means to “tether” something but what did it mean in terms of my mobile device? Apparently, it can be defined in this way: Using an application

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In the Middle of Different

My name is Dawn Danker and I’m the Information and Academic Officer for Yukon Public Schools.  I’m blessed to be in a district where we are focused on a vision for Excellence in Education through the means of providing dynamic opportunities to our students.  We are building environments where our students can begin to explore

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Think Before You Tweet

My name is Beth Still and my blog is Nebraska Change Agent. I was honored when Wes invited me to guest blog during his absence. I hope this post sparks a conversation that we need to have. I recently came across this video that was created by Steve Johnson which serves as a good reminder

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Build Your PLN

by Miguel Guhlin (Find me on Plurk/Twitter at “mguhlin”) As a educator, probably one of the tougher challenges you face isn’t just keeping up with the technology, but rather understanding how to leverage it in your teaching and learning situation. While in the past, we

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Top Android Phone Apps

Note: The following is a guest blog post by Miguel Guhlin, Around the Corner. Source: http://www.utahands.com/artists/miles/images/paintings_files/cheshire_cat.jpg “iPhone has tons of great apps,” argued a colleague at a conference. I stared at her hand, which held her iPhone up, waving it around to find nearby restaurants. For the life of me, I couldn’t think of an

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Questionable Apple Behavior Regarding Original ACOT Research and Challenge Based Learning

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my seventh post in a series this week on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here. I’ve been wrestling with a question for months now, and perhaps you can

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Jailbroken or not, Google Voice is available on your iPhone

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my sixth post in a series this week on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here. Google Voice (GV) is a powerful and flexible telephony service which offers free

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Install alternate operating systems and software on a netbook via a USB flash drive

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my fourth post in a series this week on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here. If you purchase a netbook computer, don’t simply use the pre-installed operating system

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What is a hackintosh?

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my third post in a series this week on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity.” If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here. The word hackintosh (or Hackint0sh) is: …a portmanteau of the word “hack” and the

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Ripping Personally Owned DVDs for iPhone or iPod Viewing: Legal and Technical Perspectives

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. This is my second post in a series I’m sharing on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity” this week. If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here. The advent of digital encoding technologies has brought a revolution to

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Tethered iPhone Internet Access with iPhoneModem (Jailbreak required)

This is a guest blog post by Sherman Nicodemus. I’ve agreed to share a series of blog posts here on “Moving at the Speed of Creativity” this week. Hope you find this series helpful! If you have questions about this post I’ll be glad to answer them via comments here. Full disclosure: I’m not affiliated

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Student as Prosumer: Content and Mobile Devices in 21st-Century Learning Environments by Joseph Morelock

These are my notes from Joseph Morelock’s presentation, “Student as Prosumer: Content and Mobile Devices in 21st-Century Learning Environments” at the 21st Century Learning @ the West Lake Expo held Oct 31 – Nov 3, 2009 at Xi Hu, China, also known as West Lake. West Lake is in the center of Hangzhou, China, which

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1:1 Teaching & Learning Session, OK SDE Leadership Conference

My name is Dawn Danker. I’m the Director of Operations for Oklahoma A+ Schools and the not so faithful blogger of Subtle Conversations.  When Wes asked me to guest blog during his vacation, I too was honored by the invitation. Today I had the distinct pleasure of attending the Annual State Superintendent’s Leadership Conference, sponsored

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Technology Professional Development and Chocolate Cake

[NOTE: Though I had hair his hair color when I was a kid, I am not Wes Fryer.  I'm just a guy who Wes bribed into guest blogging.  Actually, I'm Jon Becker and I usually blog over at Educational Insanity. If you subscribe to Wes' blog and/or you like Wes' writing, you'll like mine better

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Finding Balance

My name is Beth Still and I was asked to guest blog while Wes is on vacation. I have had a post brewing in my head for a very long time and I think this is the perfect forum in which to bring this issue to light. I would like to take this opportunity to

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