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10+ Online coding tools for making social coding possible
10+ Online coding tools for making social coding possible http://t.co/7SykGcW3 via @zite
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Why A Badge Is Better Than an A+ – Getting Smart by Alison Anderson – badges, EdTech, Innovation
Why A Badge Is Better Than an A+ – Getting Smart by Alison Anderson http://t.co/j90K0Up2 via @zite
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Educational Apps Checklists Every Teacher Should Have
Educational Apps Checklists Every Teacher Should Have http://t.co/9Cu4vbfy via @zite
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Chrome For Windows Could Soon Get A Start Menu-Like Web App Launcher For The Taskbar | TechCrunch
Chrome For Windows Could Soon Get A Start Menu-Like Web App Launcher For The Taskbar http://t.co/tOrAzYez via @zite
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Global BC | Social media course at Kelowna high school a big hit with students
Social media course at Kelowna high school a big hit with students http://t.co/XaHkcgcB via @zite
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Symbolab Search Engine Will Help You Stop Fearing Math – Edudemic
Symbolab Search Engine Will Help You Stop Fearing Math http://t.co/kFMkYomR via @zite
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26 Useful CSS3 and jQuery Tutorials | Tutorials | Tech Design Blog
26 Useful CSS3 and jQuery Tutorials http://t.co/ZNvlTCE4 via @zite
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How students use an electronic book « Computing Education Blog
How students use an electronic book http://t.co/vzB3uNvH via @zite
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Evernote Overhauls Its iOS Apps With Latest Update | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
Evernote Overhauls Its iOS Apps with Latest Update http://t.co/hnM6obwE via @zite
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What Teachers Need to Know about Hashtags
What Teachers Need to Know about Hashtags http://t.co/yv9V7nOv via @zite
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Judge to review whether foreman in Apple v. Samsung hid info | Apple – CNET News
Judge to review whether foreman in Apple v. Samsung hid info http://t.co/3TUbK7e2 via @zite
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Math and Science Symbol Search « doug – off the record
Just blogged… Math and Science Symbol Search http://t.co/SqVtWcLr
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OTR Links 11/09/2012 « doug – off the record
Just blogged… OTR Links 11/09/2012 http://t.co/shKiBYT6
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Hi, Doug.
Just came across your blog this morning and found a lot of good information here. The OTR post, especially, contained a lot of information that was new to me (e.g. – the link to “10+ Online coding tools for making social coding possible” alone listed many resources I didn’t know about. I will have to spend more time investigating them).
I also tried to visit your main site, but it seems to be all Flash. I was prompted to install the Adobe Flash Player, which I don’t have, so all that appeared was a blank page. Is there no option for no-Flash viewing?