The Center for Online & Digital Learning wishes everyone a very excellent Thanksgiving. Stay safe, stay warm, and enjoy the time with friends and family.
See you in December!
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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Things for iOS. For Free.
The current App of the Week on iOS has long been a favorite of mine and is a constant in my workflow:
Things is a "delightful and easy to use task manager" - and one that I use every single day. I highly recommend checking it out!
The Mac App is 30% off, if you're looking for something that syncs across your Apple devices.
Universally Accepted File Formats
I thought it would be best to create a list of universally accepted file formats and compare them to those that are platform specific. This can aid in your assignment requirements via Canvas or even when using via AirPlay in an on-ground classroom.
You can view the list here, and I encourage any questions or comments that you may have!
Permalink: https://docs.google.com/a/baypath.edu/spreadsheets/d/1zD03vNzcmxUg0P8X3ZrU7DwViqMljczjaciSDzc-o3Q/edit?usp=sharing
Icons by Garrett Knoll from The Noun Project
Monday, November 17, 2014
App Discovery: Katie Jones
Title: Director of H&W
About Me: My name is Katie Jones and I am the Director of Health and Wellness, Head Field Hockey Coach and teach in the WELL program. In summary, I get to help support students in their development in and out of the classroom. I am a secret absolute geek and love technology and apps and enjoy staying up-to-date with the latest tech news.
App 1: Evernote combines lots of different meetings notes in one place.
App 2: Poll Everywhere - such an amazing way to engage my class, especially the more introverted students.
App 3: Lift - great wellness goal tracking and quick and easy reminders built in.
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About Me: My name is Katie Jones and I am the Director of Health and Wellness, Head Field Hockey Coach and teach in the WELL program. In summary, I get to help support students in their development in and out of the classroom. I am a secret absolute geek and love technology and apps and enjoy staying up-to-date with the latest tech news.
App 1: Evernote combines lots of different meetings notes in one place.
App 2: Poll Everywhere - such an amazing way to engage my class, especially the more introverted students.
App 3: Lift - great wellness goal tracking and quick and easy reminders built in.
App Discovery: Adrian Garcia Sega
Title: Co-director
App 1: Notability I import all pdfs and associated documents for meetings and projects and keep it backed up through google drive! It allows me to mark up those documents and make my own notes.
App 2: Google Drive/Dropbox Google Drive/Dropbox. A nice repository for all my documents that allows me to move them around from one device to the other!
App 1: Notability I import all pdfs and associated documents for meetings and projects and keep it backed up through google drive! It allows me to mark up those documents and make my own notes.
App 2: Google Drive/Dropbox Google Drive/Dropbox. A nice repository for all my documents that allows me to move them around from one device to the other!
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