Posts by: kdr
Check this out:
http://googledocs.blogspot.com/2012/05/find-facts-and-do-research-inside.html
Google is connecting its massive capacity for research to its native platforms. This will be yet another excellent reason to transition students from using static, disjunct platforms to a dynamic, collaborative platform like Google Apps for Education.
If you’ve read my blog, you know that I think the Windows Live Essentials version of Movie Maker for Windows 7 stinks compared to Windows Movie Maker 2.6 that came with Windows XP, but that you can download and install 2.6 thanks to Microsoft relenting under massive pressure to bring it back.
If you use [...]
The sound bars on our SMARTboards are connected to our Windows 7 computers by USB cable. Sometimes our computers seem to get a little confused about USB. In order to resolve this issue, firstly be sure nobody else is logged in to the computer.
Per my email of February 28…
“When you are done using [...]
For world language PAT testing, use the following steps for successful recording and uploading. You can use this as a script to walk your students through the process. Powering On and Readying the Headset Assign individual machines to individual students to eliminate variables. Start with the machines totally powered down, as they should be coming [...]
Good gravy there are a lot of these things every day, aren’t there? It’s a bug, and while Information Services says they know about it, I really don’t want these thousands of emails we’ve gathered over the year. I’ve created a Rule in Outlook to take care of this. A Rule is a “standing order” [...]
To force your computer to update with the latest software and patches from the KACE server, perform the following steps:
Confirming KACE Flag Files Click the round Start button. Click Computer. Double-click Local Disk (C:). Double-click KACE. See if there is a file called K2000Complete. If so, skip to step 6. If not, right-click anywhere [...]
It’s time again for the Google Science Fair! From the Google Science Fair site:
Have you asked a question today? What did you do with it?
Did it take you somewhere new? Did it bring you here?
The Google Science Fair is an online science competition seeking curious minds from the four corners [...]
To set up your Android phone or tablet, use the following account settings through the Corporate Sync option under My Accounts:
User name: aps\firstname.lastname Password: Your APS password Sync: Check Calendar, Contact and Email for best results Email Address: firstname.lastname@apsva.us Server: exchange.apsva.us Account name: APSVA Use Secure Connection: Checked Verify Certificate: Unchecked
I use a three-day [...]
My colleague Fred Delventhal recently shared a link to Flubaroo, and it’s pretty slick. It uses the Google Forms feature of Google Docs to create online assessments, and generates an effective method of grading them. To use this platform with GoogleAPS here in Arlington:
1. Go to www.apsva.us/google and sign in.
2. Next, [...]
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