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Organize, share and discover research papers\nLike iTunes™ for research papers. Mendeley is a free research\nmanagement tool for desktop & web.

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This article is an attempt to objectively define the phrase "creepy treehouse" as coined by Chris Lott, and in current usage by ed tech folks such as Scott Leslie, Marc Hugentobler, John Krutsch, and others. I plan to follow up with a post on my perspective on CTH in the field of educational technology.

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Gear up technologically by taking advantage of the resources here. We have stuff for everyone, from those who barely know how to switch a computer on, to technological geniuses (yes even you will learn something from this page… I promise). For those who don't feel it's necessary to become technologically savvy, watch the video above to see what you are missing out on:\n\nGet Started with the basics;\n\nFind tools to make academics so much easier;\n\nGet together with other students using social software;\n\nManage your online persona;\n\nSave Time by not wasting it on the internet;\n\nGet Help with UBC's technological tools;

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The dilemma of not being able to satisfactorily comment on PDFs could be largely resolved if we could read PDF documents directly in a navigator, like FireFox, and then use an annotation system like the one offered by DIIGO. Earlier versions of navigators made it possible to read PDF documents ‘in-line’ but this is no longer the case. From our perspective, the advantage of reading a PDF in the navigator - as if it were a web page - is that doing so enables the use of web-based tools like DIIGO and, as a result, sharing comments with others in a controlled way.

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web2.0 bookmarking pdf

What makes this disconnect between what is and what could be so disheartening is that a wide range of free web-based tools are available to educators that are making digital creation, collaboration and communication incredibly approachable. The purpose of this wiki is to introduce a few of these tools to users---and to include practical examples of how educators can make digital dialogue a real part of their classroom instruction.

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The driving force behind the Web 2.0 revolution is a spirit of intellectual philanthropy and collective intelligence that is made possible by new technologies for communication, collaboration and information management. One of the best examples of collective intelligence in action are the wide range of social bookmarking applications that have been embraced in recent years.

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“Diigo In Education” - Phase I just released. More to come.. Share your classroom usecase, ideas, reviews, features, and wishlists for making Diigo a great resource and platform in teaching and learning. Let's explore the full potential of Diigo as an educational tool.

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a wizard for creating and managing customized
Google maps of address lists

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people search, like Spezify

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To attain this optimal solution, the developers of FeedForAll have created a free RSS to HTML PHP script. When used, this script will allow you to create webpages that will always display the most current information from your RSS feed, and because the resulting page is pure HTML, it will be in a format friendly to search engine robots.

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The letter J is just how people that don’t use Microsoft Outlook view the smiley generated by Microsoft’s email client. Apparently when you insert a smiley in an outlook message, the actual smiley isn’t graphically embedded in the mail, but a single letter is put there instead. When non-outlook clients or webmail services try to read the message what they see there is the letter ‘J’ and not the actual smiley that was there in the first place.

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On Wiggio, you can share and edit files, manage a group calendar, poll your group, post links, set up conference calls, chat online and send mass text, voice and email messages to your group members. Each group member can define how they want to keep informed of group activity.

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videos by Steve Dembo

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free service is only 30 new pages per month

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list of apps she uses

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Help your visitors share, save and subscribe to your content with AddToAny widgets — try them!

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embed files or a url on a website

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web2.0 tools blogging

Amplify is a service for sharing clips from articles, blog posts or anything else you read on the web with your friends on Twitter and Facebook.

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twitter tools web2.0 microblogging

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web2.0 photos tools