http://jacqui.blogsome.com Women using digital technology for instructional purposes Fri, 12 Sep 2008 10:42:28 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en       My article about integrating technology into the curriculum with teachers on Kosrae has just been published: International Journal of Pedagogies and Learning http://www.apacall.org/ijpl/v4n4/ http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/08/31/it-on-kosrae-2/   Online FREE storage space Microsoft is offering free personal and secure storage on the Web of a whopping 5 gigabytes to users registered for its Windows Live services. Users of its Hotmail e-mail service can access this virtual hard drive on the web using the same name and password. The service, ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/08/23/microsoft-online-free-storage-2/       Microsoft has developed an online workspace for FREE as a place where you can use it to group related information for work, school, or personal projects. This new set of online technology tools is similar in concept to Zoho [http://www.zoho.com] and Google Apps [http://www.google.com], both of which are also FREE. Information ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/08/03/ms-live-online-workspace/        From the Microsoft website: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsxp/future.mspx The Future of Windows XP “Last year you told us you weren’t quite ready to say goodbye to Windows XP. We listened. That’s why we delayed our plan to stop selling it until June 30, 2008. We love that you love Windows XP. We’ve seen it on our ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/07/03/no-more-windows-xp/ Documents, photos and other files accumulate on your hard drive. It is a safe bet that if you lost those files, you would not be able to replicate them very easily, if at all. Free online storage is available for you to store those important documents. Some website companies offer ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/06/29/free-online-storage/ Here are some places to start looking at BLOGs for librarians. (1) Google Librarian Centralhttp://librariancentral.blogspot.com/(2) Librarianhttp://librarian.lishost.org/(3) Librarian WebLogs in Yahoo! Directoryhttp://dir.yahoo.com/Reference/Libraries/Librarians/Weblogs/?skw=librarian+blogs(4) Librarian.Nethttp://www.librarian.net/(5) The Unquiet Librarianhttp://theunquietlibrarian.wordpress.com/Look at her presentation slides on her BLOG. Here, Arlene, is another difference you can note between listservs and BLOGs.(6) Krafty Librarianhttp://kraftylibrarian.com/2007/10/blogging-difference-between-academic.htmlThis topic is: Blogging the Difference ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/03/30/blogs-for-librarians/ Attendees: Dr. Matilda Rivera, Arlene Cohen, Rose Lemmers, Suzanne T. Bell, and Dr. Jacqui Cyrus  We had an in-depth discussion of BLOGS. We looked at 2 ways that they are being used for education purposes. We viewed one set of BLOGs from one of Dr. Matilda Rivera’s graduate classes. A BLOG ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/03/29/march-08-meeting/ What is a browser? “A web browser is a software application which allows an user to access, display and interact with text, images, videos, and music, for example, that are located on a web page at a website on the World Wide Web” Retrieved from [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Browsers]. Text and images on a web ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/03/10/upgrade-your-browser/ Attendees: Dr. Matilda Rivera, Arlene Cohen, Maria Ovalles, Suzanne T. Bell, and Dr. Jacqui Cyrus We met in SoE, room 108 to discuss how we wanted to continue to connect and network. Dr. Cyrus gave all attendees an overview of the Mac OS (operating system) on the new INTEL 20-inch iMacs ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2008/02/28/february-08-meeting/ Our second tutorial/networking meeting on Friday, 21 September concerned BLOGging. Present were the following participants:Rose Lemmers, Arlene Cohen, YeKyong Kim, Cat Stoicovy, Matilda Rivera, Jacqui Cyrus and later, Maria Ovalles. Matilda and I have used BLOGs (weB+LOG) in our classes for a few years, so we coordinated this session about academic ... http://jacqui.blogsome.com/2007/10/14/september-blog-introduction/