Tag: BYOD tools

#BYOD and the @Adobe Creative Cloud #CreateEdu

Posted by | Published on November 10, 2016

Students and teachers at NSW State Schools have great opportunities to be creative with access to quality digital tools for free or greatly reduced prices. […] 

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#BYOD Tool: #AdobePost

Posted by | Published on February 18, 2016

Adobe Post is a great free tool for placing text on photos and is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.  Of course, this makes it […] 

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#BYOD Tool: WordsEye

Posted by | Published on November 30, 2015

“WordsEye is cutting-edge technology that works by parsing text input into a semantic representation which is then rendered as a 3D scene. This process relies […] 

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#BYOD Tool: Google’s “About Me”

Posted by | Published on November 18, 2015

Google has launched a new service which purports to allow users to control their online information. Their new About me page lists information such as work […] 

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#BYOD Tool: TextGrabber

Posted by | Published on November 10, 2015

This is the first in a planned series of posts that each focus on a tool that will be useful to both students and teachers […] 

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Posted in Digital life, Education, Web 2.0

November has been so busy and I am embarrassed to admit that, for the first time in 5 years, I completely missed nominating bloggers for the 2012 Edublog Awards. My most sincere […] 

September-October 2015: My Reading  →

Posted in Featured, Travel

But only literature can put you in touch with another human spirit, as a whole, with all its weaknesses and grandeurs, its limitations, its pettinesses, its obsessions, its beliefs; with […] 

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Posted in Education, Professional development

The narrative about learning at our school is changing and parents are increasingly in on the secret. Students are asking the question of their teachers: how do I learn how to […] 

The Road to Serfdom & Capital in the 21st Century  →

Posted in Education, Featured, Government

Hugh Mackay, in a recent article about the 2014 federal budget,  asks Australians to consider: is this the Australia we really want to be? To answer this question we all need […] 

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