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Ipadio broadcast from a mobile phone

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Apple app: audionote

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Google forms revisited

We recently hosted our staff learning day, and it was another excellent opportunity to use the power of Google forms(part of Google docs),both for collecting what sessions people wanted to sign up for, and also to allow them to evaluate the sessions afterwards. The evaluation replaced a paper-heavy optical mark form, so it also helped to meet the green agenda. What I really like about Google forms is that they are easy to set up, easy to distribute and embed,so make it very easy to reach your audience.

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Google Wonder wheel and the Eastern efair

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YouTube accessories

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etherpad replacements


If like me you are still missing etherpad, which gave you live collaborative editing for a group of people, then there are at least two alternatives you might want to consider:

http://sync.in/
http://typewith.me/

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Tagxedo: rival to Wordle?


Tagxedo
This looks wonderful, giving you the ability to make the design in the shape of ..., rather than the random cloud shape of Wordle. Unfortunately it requires a more up to date version of Microsoft Silverlight than we have in College, but definitely one to explore at home, and we should be up to date at CCN by Sepotember

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Google or Microsoft for Education Apps?

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Classy icons and images at iconFinder


IconFinder

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Oil spills, maps and mashups

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