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A better earth?
I’m a real lover of mapping applications. Sure, there are street level applications but the visualizations from satellites add a new level to things. Recently, I ran across this article. This ‘digital twin’ of the planet could rival Google Earth — here’s how you can try it Before I kicked the tires, I asked Bing Chat… Continue reading
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This Week in Ontario Edublogs
Sadly, we had to cancel the show this Wednesday but here are the blogs that we would have chatted about. Hopefully, we’re back on track for next week. Politicization of Masks Now that the news media seems to have dropped daily coverage of Covid, I’m thankful for the reality checks that come my way through… Continue reading
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A stereogram for Hallowe’en
I’ve got to give a shout out to Doug McDowall for the inspiration for this post. He had listened to the This Week in Ontario Edublogs show yesterday morning and we were chatting afterwards about “Magic Eye” or “Stereogram” images. There was a time when I had a distinct program to create them. Now, it’s… Continue reading
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A circle of friends
I found this kind of cool. It’s called Twitter Circle. The first thing I did was make sure that I didn’t have to log into Twitter to make it work – just being careful about privacy before I post publically on this blog! <grin> Here’s how it works. Twitter Circle works by grabbing your likes,… Continue reading
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