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Turnitin Bibliography, Academic Culture, Educational Podcasting, Free Geography Tools

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...
Posted Tuesday, July 10, 2007 5:14 PM by Kenneth Gerard PINTO | 1 Comments

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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...
Posted Thursday, July 05, 2007 3:51 PM by Kenneth Gerard PINTO | 2 Comments

Software for students (and everyone else too)!

Education is not cheap. Likewise, the tools students need to support their education aren't cheap too. Despite academic pricing, some software is still out of reach of some students. Also, a lot of software have more features than you will possibly use. Read More...
Posted Monday, June 25, 2007 1:01 PM by Kenneth Gerard PINTO | 4 Comments

Youtube and beyond: What you want to know but never knew who to ask

If you've been wondering how to create your own videos for the web, wonder no more. Kevin Lim is conducting a talk on video for the web next Tuesday. He knows his stuff, and he is really passionate about what he does. This talk will be worth your time. Read More...
Posted Thursday, June 14, 2007 9:55 AM by Kenneth Gerard PINTO | 2 Comments

Your bibliography online at BibMe.org

Lifehacker featured a nifty online tool - BibMe - which lets you add sources, auto-creates entries in various formats (APA, MLA, Chicago), and enables you to save and export your entries. I registered for an account, which says you can store up to 20 Read More...
Posted Wednesday, May 16, 2007 11:06 AM by Kenneth Gerard PINTO | 0 Comments
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