It’s pretty hard to keep a secret on the internet when you’re transparent. That came to bite me this morning. I’ve been working on something and had a couple of people uncover what I was doing. One actually tweeted about…
Monthly Archives: January 2012
OTR Links 01/31/2012
Twitter Forgot your password? Type your email address or Twitter username below to reset your password. Learn more. If you’ve been using Twitter via SMS only, complete signup by clicking here. tags: twitter reset password What do I do if…
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Pathetic Internet Speeds
Have you ever noticed that there are some times that I make a blog post and there are no images contained in the posting to spruce it up or to illustrate the point? It’s not that I’m lazy; there are…
Posted in Computers, Just Rambling
OTR Links 01/30/2012
History Pavillon You have just entered one of Squidoo’s largest history pavilions. As you stroll through its corridors, you shall find many rooms to quench your thirst for knowledge of the past. This is a 3 storey building and an…
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Keeping Tabs on the Blog
There are probably a lot of ways to do this but I think that it’s the responsible thing to do when you’re a blogger. You need to keep tabs on what’s happening on and around the blog. WordPress has created…
OTR Links 01/29/2012
15+ Pinterest Boards Teachers Should Be Following #edchat | Secondary Solutions 15+ Pinterest Boards Teachers Should Be Following #edchat tags: pinterest edchat teachers Ideas to Inspire Inspiring ideas for your lessons, contributed by teachers around the world! tags: ideas lessons…
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Your school doesn’t need a webmaster
Ever since there was an internet, there’s been a desire for schools to have a website. And, roughly a month after that, there were dated websites. For many schools, having a website was something that was created and done. Fini.…
Posted in Just Rambling
OTR Links 01/28/2012
Computer Programming Code Of Ethics This article attempts to enumerate the key points of proper conduct for Computer Programmers. Much of this is based on the Code Of Ethics of the now defunct International Programmers Guild. tags: computer programming code…
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The Village Gets Bigger
Remember the proverb “It takes a village to raise a child”? I’m happy to note that the Ontario educational blogging village got bigger this week. Check out the LiveBinder or the Scoopit page for the latest. From the Scoopit page,…
OTR Links 01/27/2012
Why you should NOT install ‘Fun & Entertaining’ Facebook applications | facecrooks.com We often have readers ask us questions about specific Facebook applications. Some apps generate an enormous amount of spam and can annoy the heck out of your Facebook…
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- I'm at VIA Rail Windsor (Windsor, ON) http://t.co/7F03a8nT8z
- This Week in Ontario Edublogs | doug --- off the record
- Ereader Tool for Schools | Gobstopper
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- Cable Build-Up and Break Down [Infographic] | Business 2 Community
- Coin obsession | NerdGraph Infographics
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