Posted by smschoolbigtech on July 2, 2010
Episode 8: Another Year Bites The Dust
Final days of the fiscal school year and the crunch is on. We talk about how iTalc can be used (or not) for Classroom management (finally some school tech). We might actually get some Grants next year. How do you go after money for Tech? Leave us some feed back on the WordPress site (no its not Google Sites anymore). The jinx is still on; no iPhone 4 for us. The power of the iPhone 4 camera/video – The Ducati “156 Turns” iPhone 4 movie and BONUS: “Apple of My Eye” – another cool iPhone 4 film. Andrew upgrades a 3G to iOS 4 (woof, woof) and then jailbreaks it for fun.
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Posted by smschoolbigtech on June 18, 2010
Episode 6: No iPhone For You
Show Notes:
In this episode: We talk with guest Melinda Miller from Willard, Missouri. Elementary School Principal at Willard East Elementary School and GCT from the GTA San Antonio, TX. How she uses http://www.textmarks.com/ as one possible solution for sending SMS updates to parents and how she can use http://twitterfeed.com/ to get info from Twitter to Facebook for her students’ parents. We ask her about her blog; The Principal Blog http://weprincipal.blogspot.com, posting to her blog everyday in June to get a free book Spilled Ink and Why she needs an iPhone4, why none of us will get one on time and her podcasts; The Podcasting Principal & The Practical Principals with Scott Elias. We also discuss Google Apps and the new version of Google Docs that came out June 14 as well as the new YouTube video editor.
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