February 7, 2008
by Clint
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Google Docs users have a new tool at their disposal – forms. And it looks dead easy to use. Create a spreadsheet, share it as a form, choose who you want to email that form to and Google Docs will … Continue reading
February 2, 2008
by Clint
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Google releases Social Graph API The scenario: EdTech geek finally joins YASN (Yet Another Social Network), in this case Twitter. Said EdTech geek now needs to find friends also using Twitter (and find a reason to use it) or else … Continue reading
November 8, 2007
by Clint
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Google for Educators has partnered with Writing magazine to put together a handy little piece on how to use Google Docs to teach collaborative revision. The content is aimed at secondary students, but still contains some useful takeaways for post-sec, … Continue reading
September 27, 2007
by Clint
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I’m not a power user of any of the Google tools. I have accounts and I do use Docs & Spreadsheets, Calendar and Gmail, but I barely scratch the surface beyond the basics of these tools. So when I stumbled … Continue reading
September 19, 2007
by Clint
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Just checked my Google Docs account after being tipped off by Mr. Belshaw. Sure enough, Google has finally launched their Presentations application as part of Google Docs and Spreadsheets. To access the presentation software, click on New in Google Docs. … Continue reading
August 21, 2007
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Some new geeky goodness from Google aimed squarely at researchers. The University Research Program for Google Search is a new API that gives programmers the ability to tap into Google. In their words: The University Research Program for Google Search … Continue reading
June 8, 2007
by Clint
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One of the big sticking points with using web applications is that you have to be online to use them. No internet connection = no access to the application. It looks like Google is working to plug that hole with … Continue reading