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A place to share e-learning and Web 2.0 tools for education. Computers and laptops in education are important only when used with good pedagogy. Digital content and creation is an important part of the process for educators in the 21st century.
Showing posts with label geography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label geography. Show all posts
Saturday, November 27, 2010
GeoCommons
GeoCommons enables you to find, use, create and then share geographical data and maps. e Applicatin easily creates rich interactive visuals to present data. These can be made without any experience using traditional mapping tools. Visualize data from numerous sources to identify trends that were before unseen. Map your data with real-time social data and the over 50,000 open-source data sets in GeoCommons. You can then share your interactive maps and analysis with others. The maps can be easily embedded into websites, blogs and wikis and with one click. They can also be shared via Facebook, Twitter and many others social networking sites.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Scribblescreen
Since we introduced ScribbleMaps it is only fair that we have a look at ScribbleScreen for Macs.
ScribbleScreen is a presentation tool allowing you to write directly onto the screen, drawing the attention of the audience to items which can be in windows from completely separate applications, high-light items as you speak about them, sketch a quick diagram or type some text.
ScribbleScreen works by capturing an image of the screen at the moment it is launched; thereafter drawing occurs on top of this screen image as a background. This background can take over the whole screen (the other applications still running, but hidden) or can be in a smaller side window so you can see the other applications.
This is a great tool for teachers and students when presenting computer skills or a set of instructions on the screen that the class has to follow carefully. I love this, it is so simple!
ScribbleScreen is a presentation tool allowing you to write directly onto the screen, drawing the attention of the audience to items which can be in windows from completely separate applications, high-light items as you speak about them, sketch a quick diagram or type some text.
ScribbleScreen works by capturing an image of the screen at the moment it is launched; thereafter drawing occurs on top of this screen image as a background. This background can take over the whole screen (the other applications still running, but hidden) or can be in a smaller side window so you can see the other applications.
This is a great tool for teachers and students when presenting computer skills or a set of instructions on the screen that the class has to follow carefully. I love this, it is so simple!
ScribbleScreen is a freeware application for Mac OS X 10.3.x/10.4.
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