Tag: Amazon

Some reflective thoughts about social reading…

Posted by | Published on March 6, 2016

We read to know we are not alone.   SOURCE I have recently purchased a new Kindle e-reader. You can click on that last link and […] 

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Where do you get your books?

Posted by | Published on November 8, 2015

I haven’t analysed how much money I spend proportionally on hardcover, paperback, audio or ebooks each year but know it is not as predicted several […] 

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Eggs & baskets, Kobo & Calibre

Posted by | Published on June 1, 2014

It always concerned me that Amazon had such a monopoly on ebooks. However, my customer satisfaction since purchasing my first kindle in 2009, compared with the obvious inferiority […] 

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10 People I follow on twitter and why  →

Posted in Digital life, Education, Professional development, Web 2.0

Reading a post by Larry Ferlazzo led me to think of 10 tweeps I enjoy and get good value from each day. I notice that all have a fantastic blog/site […] 

Mirror, Mirror  →

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“AirPlay is a technology invented by and used by Apple to let users broadcast audio, video, and photos to compatible WiFi-connected devices.”                             Source There are some technological changes happening in […] 

Three Phases of Educational Technology  →

Posted in Professional development, Uncategorized, YouTube

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February 2015: My Reading  →

Posted in Popular culture, Professional development

There’s been a good variety of books completed this month including graphic novels, historical fiction, essays, memoirs, biographies, contemporary fiction, revolutionary pamphlets and plenty of history. Christopher Hitchens and Thomas […] 

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