Email Updates

The most recent surveys I have read indicate that less than 25% of US citizens are familiar with RSS feeds and feed aggregators. More people know about blogs, but my perception is that most folks are still “email oriented” in their consumption of new information rather than “RSS oriented.”For this reason, I have made free email subscriptions available for my blog posts and podcasts with Feedblitz. If you subscribe to one or more of these options, you will receive a daily email (a digest message) containing all the posts in the selected category from that day. Three different subscription subscriptions types are available:

1- SUBSCRIBE TO EVERYTHING (blog posts and podcasts, all categories)

2- SUBSCRIBE TO PODCASTS ONLY

3- SUBSCRIBE TO EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY RELATED POSTS ONLY. This subscription option is synonymous with my “Tools for the TEKS Educational Technology Updates.”

After entering your email address and clicking SUBSCRIBE, you will need to check your email and activate your account with FeedBlitz. Subsequently, you can choose to receive email updates for other RSS feeds, unsubscribe from email updates, etc.I hope this service is helpful to you! :-)

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  1. 1 On August 9th, 2007, Cathleen Richardson said:

    I have am an ADE class of 2007 and I have admired you for quite some time. Lucy Gray tagged me for a small blog project and now I am tagging you because I truly want to know more about you…check it out at http://www.cre8tivmind.com

    Cathy

  2. 2 On November 17th, 2008, David Gibson said:

    Some promotion here, but it’s for the sake of 21st C students. Please take a look at The Global Challenge Award and recommend that high school students take a look and consider “doing it.”

  3. 3 On March 31st, 2009, Matt Selbie said:

    You have a great site but a very unusable CAPTCHA. It took me three attempts to get it right. There are alternatives that are better. We have a FREE technology we’ve created that solves the usability issues that burden users of conventional text based CAPTCHA, but still effectively stops spam – this means you build better sites. Vidoop now has an IMAGE BASED CAPTCHA solution.
    The main benefit of VidoopCAPTCHA is its ease of use relative to the distorted letters of traditional text based CAPTCHA solutions. This means a big improvement in the 1 in 5 failed CAPTCHA attempts that currently exists, more involvement by users, less frustration and defection. Remember it’s also completely FREE to use on your sites. Have a look at http://vidoop.com/captcha/ and try it for yourself. Thanks for the great site.

  4. 4 On March 31st, 2009, Wesley Fryer said:

    Matt: I know the captcha may not be idea, but it is part of the reCaptcha project which is helping with the digitization of books– so every time someone fills out a captcha they are helping bring more books to the web. That is why I support reCaptcha and use it.

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