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 […]
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Google Earth will change the way you teach (in 2-3 years…)
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 […]
March Break and Getting Unstuck
Sometimes, it’s hard to get unstuck. My buddy suggested getting out of the house. Hang out in a coffee shop and work away on the free wifi. So, here we are – double double in hand, and marking bins left at home. Here are 10 things that I want to think about over the next […]
You can do better than a 10% discount for Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 premium.
If you’re going to buy Dragon NaturallySpeaking 13 premium, don’t pay full price. Sometimes, when you’re on the Nuance website, just as you’re about to leave, they will offer you a discount. When I bought the voice recognition software, it offered me a 20% discount which I took right away. (Darn.) Yesterday, I was peeking […]
Locking down your iPad in the classroom to a specific app (you can even set time limits)
My daughter recently discovered Minecraft on the iPad. (She’s five years old and we’re a little bit late to the game, I know.) Who knew minecraft could be so much fun. A little bit too addictive for mommy, daddy and daughter. So, we need to set time limits. And the iPad guided access mode lets […]