iPad problems? Okay, a couple…
I have been running the ipad through it’s paces the past week and have generally enjoyed it. I think the weight is really “perfect” to
Are eReaders Robust Enough for Warfighters?
I have been enjoying learning about the iPad and will have more recommendations to come about apps that I absolutely love. That said, I want
Google’s Story telling through Searches
We saw Google tell the story of romance through searches during the Super Bowl (It wasn’t a new ad then, but it was the first
iPad Case: Belkin Grip Swell review
I purchased the Belkin Grip Swell case for the iPad. It’s is a neoprene silicone case that surrounds the iPad but leaves the screen available
The word press App for iPad
I created a blog post last night sharing the Star Walk app (and as my son pointed out it will be great to use up
Killer iPad app: Star Walk
I have bought my first “killer app” for the iPad. I have always loved astronomy and staring at the stars, and now an app has
A Camera for the iPad!
I posted the donation button on my blog here last Thursday (admittedly poor timing, since I was sincere–it was NOT an April Fool’s Day prank!)
The Problem of Pricing: Digital Textbooks are NOT cheap!
I have written extensively [1. See: Digital Book Readers (Kindle?) in Academia (an outline of thoughts), Digital Textbooks: Fairness in Pricing after DRM is Hacked,
Digital Education Resources: What price, adoption?
Access to the homework tool (included in the purchase of a NEW textbook) would cost students $10 if they chose to instead by a book used. Of course, that would only give them access to the homework assignments. There was an additional fee ($30 I believe) if they wanted to have the “PLUS” features, including the hyperlinking to the appropriate section of the text.
Digital teaching resources: How do we measure success?
Those that read regularly, or listen to our podcast, will know that I love technology, and that I also spend a good bit of time
