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5 Random Apps to Try
Cover: Context Sensitive Lock Screen
OneTimeBox: Share Files with No Account
Slideshare: Get Your Presentations Out There!
In my perusals and journeys through the library infosphere, Slideshare is a website that I have stumbled across multiple times. Basically, instead of presenting a PowerPoint and have your participants forget it in a couple of hours (unless they took notes or you just knocked them dead of course), you could just share
Jing: Screen Video Capture
For a little while now, I've wanted to know how to capture video from my computer screen. If you click the "Print Screen" button on your PC, you can get a picture of your screen and then paste it into a program. But, I've seen several companies make tutorials and introductions while recording what they
World Without Internet
I just received an Infographic from OnlineEducation.net, and I thought it posed an interesting question: What would the world look like without the internet?
This particular Infographic doesn't get into it, but how would libraries change? How would job searching change? How would the world change?
Blekko: Slash the Web!
So once a quarter myself and other members of SPLAT get together and talk about cool websites, trends, and the future of libraries in Idaho and beyond. Blekko is something that has come up at a couple of meetings, so I wanted to share it with you :)
Blekko's primary elevator speech is
Please Don’t Stop the Music =D
Ever need a quick music fix? Ever need to hear a song that you don’t have on your iPod?
Ever need an awesome playlist fast?
When music first started going digital, these things were a little harder
A Dropbox in the Clouds
This week, I took a look at a small guide from Google. It is entitled 20 Things I Learned about Browsers and the Web. The subtitle is, “things you’ve always wanted to know about the web but were afraid to ask.” Interestingly, there were
Opting Out of Copyright
I was flipping through my email this morning, and found an article in Library Journal that dealt with the Google Books Settlement. This settlement is important to libraries, because it deals with issues of copyright and Google’s access to out-of-print works. Google has offered a
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