Exploring Dragon Naturally Speaking and Classroom Technology
My buddy John isn’t much of a typist. He jokes about how bad he is, and he’s not wrong. John uses the “seek and destroy” method of two fingers, maybe three fingers per hand when he’s typing.
To end my misery, I let John use Dragon Professional Individual 15 on my laptop.
AudioNote is a fun app. AudioNote 2 is a new upgraded version. I’m trying to decide if it’s worth upgrading to the new AudioNote 2 version. So right now I’m using the AudioNote app on my iPhone. The app popped up a little window saying that I could upgrade to the new AudioNote 2 which […]
For the past few years, I’ve hosted this classroom technology website with SiteGround. Some nice features, but when I tried to have 25 students log into our class website (using buddypress), the website just crawled. Now, I’m trying WPEngine. It’s way more expensive for a class website, but on the other hand, it seems to work better with 25 students logging in at the same time.
Today, I migrated this classroom technology site over to WPEngine. We’ll see how things go.
UPDATING: Thu Jul 25, 2019: This post was originally written using Dragon speaking naturally and getting my computer to type down my words. So I recently got a new touch screen computer to help me be a better teacher. (At least, that’s what I tell myself. It might have something to do with having new […]
UPDATING: June 16, 2019 Last week, Google (Alphabet) announced to the world that users will be able to post their own stories, photos and experiences on Google Earth. It’s kind of like turning Google Earth into a social network: users can post private or public stories about their world for others to see. (And, all […]
