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I was replying to a post on the EdTech listserv the other day, when I came up with an idea I like… why not make Webquests using a wiki? For those of you who teach teachers to create web quests, it gives you a lot more bang for your buck because you are helping them […] Tonight I was actually using the HTML tags that I’ve been teaching the kids. I was creating a survey in Zoomerang and using the tags to format the text and lists. Unfortunately, the font was being dodgy. The title was in a different font than the rest of the page, so I decided to […] A big thanks to everyone who commented on my idea of teaching my students to write HTML code rather than using FrontPage to create their student web sites. I appreciate your insights. Based on your feedback, I have decided to go ahead and teach my fourth and fifth graders how to code their own pages. […] http://www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gifI’m 0-2 so far with travel agents here in Singapore. We used one agent for our Depavali trip and he messed up costing us a bunch. I used a different agent to book my trip back to the USA for Christmas. I booked back in August. Due to some lack of communication between Northwest Airlines […] Wonderful Creative Commons has made it even easier to license your work. In the past, copyright was your only way to protect your work. Now there is Creative Commons which is free and much more flexible. The licenses run the full range from almost total protect under copyright to total permission of Public Domain, and […] Google has acquired Jotspot, so now Google has a wiki as part of it’s Web 2.0 empire. Jotspot is not accepting new users as it migrates to Google, but you can leave your address at Jotspot’s old home page and they will recontact you when it opens. I read notice about it today (which now […] |
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