Since I have gmail and google accounts already, I choose iGoogle to help me with a "start" page. This is going to give my early mornings a routine feeling that I really needed. All the tools and sites that I use and visit frequently right on one location. As I adopt more and more sites for my educational and teaching pursuits, this will only serve to increase efficiency. I've already organized it to provide me with a quick look at features that I monitor daily.I normally use the calendar that is associated with Microsoft Outlook inbox because it reminds me of meetings during school. I also use a paper calendar for non-school appointments. I can keep this in my backpack. I just visited the Google calendar and think I may begin using it regularly. It can be useful because I can share it with other people (of my choosing). After I purchase an iPad it will be convenient to just maintain the single Google Calendar.
I also looked as several of the Top 25 Web 2.0 Apps. The bloglines site should be helpful while tracking or monitoring specific blogs. I've already joined the Gliffy site. I just joined the impressr and am not yet impressed. There appears to be a learning curve to find music & illustrations and for importing existing PowerPoints. I'll have to work on this application but it's free and could be useful for high school projects and especially in collaboration activities.
No comments:
Post a Comment