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Kids ebooks on the Kindle

I am very happy with how easy it is to get ebooks to the Kindle and with the compatibility of Mobipocket (unencrypted) ebooks. The K12 Handhelds ebook library works with no changes at all (and they look beautiful — much

karen fasimpaur May 19, 2008 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

Kids, copyright, and open content

(This seems like a long post, but it is about one of the most important experiences I’ve had in a classroom in a long while.) As a part of a project in which students are writing poems to be included

karen fasimpaur May 16, 2008 Uncategorized 2 Comments Read more

What's in a name?

I’ve been wondering what name the industry is going to settle on for the new low-cost sub-laptop devices like the OLPC, the eeePC, the Classmate, and others. (These devices are generally smaller than a laptop, but bigger than a handheld.

karen fasimpaur May 12, 2008 Uncategorized 2 Comments Read more

Choosing wiki software

I’ve been looking at different wiki software lately, looking for ones that are free, hosted, and allows for simultaneous editing. (I love MediaWiki for my own use, but we host it here. I like WikiSpaces as a remote-hosted site, but

karen fasimpaur May 6, 2008 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

"Once it's gone, it's gone."

A lot of schools seem to be migrating to Microsoft’s SharePoint software for web authoring. While I don’t have firsthand experience with SharePoint, from what I hear, it is not easy to learn and, obviously, you have to pay for

karen fasimpaur May 1, 2008 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

Flip help

We’ve gotten a few questions for people who have the Flip video camera (which we love!) but have had problems getting the codec to make the video run properly on the desktop. To get this, connect the camera to your

karen fasimpaur April 24, 2008 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

Free literacy resources

I am working on creating some sight word videos from the word lists at FreeReading. (If you haven’t seen this site, it is a phenomenal resources for early literacy.) Before I crank out more of these, I’m looking for input

karen fasimpaur April 18, 2008 oer 2 Comments Read more

Proliferation of new mobile devices

There have been several new mobile devices coming out, and now HP has one as well. The HP 2133 Mini-Notebook is $499 with Linux. (As with all of these new category devices, the price is quite a bit higher with

karen fasimpaur April 9, 2008 Uncategorized 5 Comments Read more

Photoshop goes 2.0!

Oh yes! Oh yes! The Web 2.0 app I’ve been waiting for is now Web 2.0, free and online. It’s Photoshop Express! (Sign up fast to get the personal URL of your choice. 🙂 It’s beta and undoubtedly new features

karen fasimpaur March 27, 2008 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

New "$50 handheld"

There has been a lot of press about the new “$50 handheld,” otherwise known as the Teachermate handheld computer from Chicago-based non-profit Innovations for Learning, and some people have asked me what I think. First of all, I haven’t actually

karen fasimpaur March 26, 2008 Uncategorized No Comments Read more
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