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July 2007 - Posts

Mashable posted a very nice annotated compilation of PDF tools . I use one tool that's not mentioned in the list: PDF X-Change Viewer . It loads fast, as touted. It also allows me to type into PDF forms meant for printing. Handy! Read More...
During my presentation at last week's 2007 CIO & Digital Library Forum, I made the point that wiki use in education, unlike blogs, is not entirely ready for prime time. Educators who use it are pioneers (or early-adopters, in marketing-speak). That's Read More...
Presentation at the 2007 CIO & Digital Library Forum , National University of Singapore. Blogger | Free blogs Wordpress | Free blogs EduBlogs | Free blogs for educators & students Flickr | Photo hosting YouTube | Video hosting TeacherTube | Video Read More...
WikiMindMap makes use of Wikipedia to generate a mind map of the search term. I've used Changi as an example in the screenshot above. Students shouldn't be using Wikipedia as a primary source. Nevertheless, that doesn't detract from WikiMindMap's nice Read More...
Finding photos and images for use for educational purposes is a daunting task given the current copyright regime. The Creative Commons offers some hope. Recently, the Wellcome Trust announced that it has released its collection of photos for non-commercial Read More...
Turnitin Bibliography by Charles P. Nelson via Stephen Downes Charles has written and collated a rich treasure trove of Turnitin (an online plagiarism detection service) resources. While it is touted as a solution to a problem, not all educators approve Read More...
s/pores is a new e-journal run by a group Singaporean academics, mostly based in NUS: This e-journal aims to provide a much-needed multi-disciplinary platform for the dissemination of works investigating different aspects of historical and contemporary Read More...
Blog2Learn Wiki by Anne Davis I'm glad that it's Blog2Learn instead of Blog2Teach. We're all learners! Anne's blog is a wide-ranging collection of links to edublogging resources and projects (K-12 through to tertiary level). Click on the SideBar link Read More...
Here are the Module Blogs metrics for June 2007. We're in the middle of the *ahem* summer break, so activity has been relatively low. Please ignore the comments statistics for Using Module Blogs . As I have mentioned previously, the statistics reporting Read More...