The next step in Mapping Mashups

Jun 29

The next step in Mapping Mashups

As I prepare for my session at BLC, I’m on the look out for great ways to enhance the google earth/map experience. No doubt there are already a vast number of phenomenal ways to add rich content to place, but I’m still waiting for the ability to embed video. Yes, we can link to video and have it play in a browser but somehow that leaves me a bit...

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Knowing your priorites

Jun 27

My wife snapped this photo at her elementary school’s water day. Care to add a caption?

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Cleaning out my locker

Jun 27

Cleaning out my locker

There’s is no other time of the year that illustrates why we need to change more that the end of the year. Kids complete 10 months of learning only to bring home garbage bag full of paper which is going to likely end up in the trash. There will be a few diligent parents who harvest a fine piece of art to go into their scrapbooks but not many. Yesterday I...

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You are your desktop wallpaper

Jun 24

You are your desktop wallpaper

I was perusing the EdubloggerCon photos and was trying to attach names to faces. Some were fairly recognizable but few names were tagged. This photo from Brian Crosby caught me eye. The gentleman in the bottom left has a large baseball for his wallpaper. I immediately figured it was Jeff Utecht and I was right. Jeff’s passion for baseball is revealed...

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Take a Letter Maria

Jun 22

Take a Letter Maria

Found this handy tool via twitter and I think Darren? Easypost.ca allows you to write a letter and send it to someone’s real address. I tried it and it worked great! I thought it was kinda cool. Must be an upstart company as indicated by this on their FAQ section: Who operates EasyPost.ca? Some cool people from Canada and a small team of hamsters. Anyway,...

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