As you accumulate more and more RSS feeds in your Bloglines account, you may wish to organize them by subject or topic. Since I am following over 100 teachers' blogs for an online Web 2.0 class that I facilitate, I created folders for each class. Here's a 1 minute video that shows you how:
Friday, August 21, 2009
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
Love this Twitter visualizer!
Thanks to @coolcatteacher for sharing the link to this picture. Also see the related site: http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/
13 MORE Things: Thing 10- Google Maps
Here's a map that is very helpful for anyone like me who drives around the county from school to school:
View Monroe County Schools in a larger map
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Using images in PowerPoint-- the good, the bad, and the ugly!
Garr Reynolds is one of the greatest presentation gurus in the entire world! I subscribe to his Presentation Zen blog, and today he came out with a great post that is both simple and brilliant.
I have seen (and even done) most of these 11 mistakes that people make when using photos or clip art in a PowerPoint presentation.
This is a great lesson for all of us: http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/2009/08/10-ways-to-use-images-poorly.html
My helpful tip: when resizing an image in PowerPoint, grab a corner "handle." That way you are simultaneously changing both the horizontal and vertical size of the image, and you will keep it in the proper ratio and not distort the image as Garr demonstrates.
I have seen (and even done) most of these 11 mistakes that people make when using photos or clip art in a PowerPoint presentation.
This is a great lesson for all of us: http://www.presentationzen.com/presentationzen/2009/08/10-ways-to-use-images-poorly.html
My helpful tip: when resizing an image in PowerPoint, grab a corner "handle." That way you are simultaneously changing both the horizontal and vertical size of the image, and you will keep it in the proper ratio and not distort the image as Garr demonstrates.
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