by AnibalPachecoIT | May 1, 2019 | EdTech, Education, Social Media
There are lots of acronyms and shorthand terms thrown around in the Twittersphere. That is why I published this summary of the Most Common Terms used on Twitter; plus a mixed bag Connected Educators will find handy. Have you participated in a Twitter Chat...
by AnibalPachecoIT | Aug 31, 2012 | Education
There is no shortage of commercial applications, apps and webapps to help us do our jobs. The problem here is that our budgets continue to shrink, and there are great alternatives to the high costs of commercial applications. That is the reason why I am always on the...
by AnibalPachecoIT | Aug 6, 2012 | Education
I am currently attending school and the one thing I am not having fun with is doing all of the research that comes as part of being a student. I have searched all over the Internet for tools to help me manage the amount of data gathered during the research process and...
by AnibalPachecoIT | Aug 2, 2012 | Education
A new cloud based service that allow teachers to build, organize, store and share lessons with other educators. The brainchild of Eric Simons, who you might have heard of from CNN after he got caught squatting at AOL’s headquarters in Palo Alto, California. Eric...
by AnibalPachecoIT | Aug 2, 2012 | Education
Microsoft in an effort not to be outdone by Google has released a new webmail service called Outlook.com. There are many advantages to using it over Gmail because they are offering unlimited e-mail storage on all accounts and a generous 7GB of free space on SkyDrive...