Who are the consumers of textbooks? And how do you define a consumer? We had this discussion recently on the podcast Real Tech for Real
Category: Technology
cool new toys, fun software, or technology that I think might change the world (or be a colossal waste of time!)
Content and Delivery entwined?
Must content and delivery be inextricably entwined? For centuries our ability to gather content and disseminated wirh tide is not just to the content but
Security — It’s about YOU not just your PC
Lots of stories have made the news lately about hackers getting in to Sony, and Nintendo, and NPR and…. the list goes on. In
Quick Shortcuts in MS Word (using the mouse!)
Microsoft Word (in Office): I see many people struggle to select words, sentences, or paragraphs for editing in Word. It can be quite easy, and
Use your Android for a Remote for PowerPoint
Continuing on my recent vein of discussing Presentations, I wanted to share with you my latest find. (Bottom line: I highly recommend it.) I used
The Problem with PowerPoint — is US!
I have been a proponent of the “Presentation 2.0” style as a generic term and concept since attending the PodCamp Pittsburgh 2 in 2007. In
Presentation Tools besides Powerpoints–A few alternatives
PowerPoint. Yup. We love to hate it. Probably because we have to use it. Sure, there’s Keynote, but that is limited to the MacOS and
More thoughts on Twitter’s “use cases”
I am once again about to talk at a conference about Twitter. In this instance, I am asked to sit on a panel and discuss
Donate Computers–but remove the hard drive!
It’s TAX TIME again, and now is the time we often think about making Charitable donations (to help with NEXT year.) It’s funny how that
Review: OtterBox Commuter Series case for Captivate
I have heard about the OtterBox cases for years, starting back when I wanted to find a case I could put my iPod in and
