I’ve started looking through various bookmarked pages; an interesting co-incidence that when I thought I’d try to look at a range of aspects of Blogging in HE, I found that WordPress now offers the ability to use an online creator at WordPress.com to write for a self hosted blog. Not sure I’d bother in the…
Category: Google+
… and Google+
I’d read that it’s possible to move from one G+ account to another; however, it seems that it’s far more difficult than it appears (mostly because Google have removed the tool they used to offer. At present, all I can do is to use the vcf cards from the Google Takeout (which are handily grouped…
Better batteries?
Hope these don’t cost too much more than existing ones & more to the point, don’t take too long to arrive! [Oh, and don’t take inordinately long to recharge when they need it!] But, perhaps Samsung should go on the list of next possible phones 🙂 Originally shared by +Ronald Buelow New Technology Can Make…
I feel very old now
I remember the first time round for BBC computers! Originally shared by +Steve Fisher BBC – BBC and partners unveil the landmark BBC micro:bit – Media Centre The BBC and partners today unveiled the BBC micro:bit – a pocket-sized, codeable computer that allows children to get creative with technology. In the BBC’s most ambitious education…
Easy Formatting in G+?
I’ve used the editor from http://www.paulspoerry.com/code/post-editor-for-google-plus/ for a while, though it only works if you’re a Chrome user, (for some reason, it doesn’t always show for me – sometimes I have to click a * to trigger it into action, but that could be me) however, I’ve just seen http://www.thepluseditor.com/ as well – which works…
Phorm returns?
No, not http://www.phorm.com/ but https://www.getphorm.com/ – (make sure you scroll down the page to see what it does) It looks fascinating (though wonder how well it really works) – however, could the name put people off?? [Or do few others than me remember the BT/Phorm issue??] I just ordered the world’s first morphing touch screen…
What a great picture!
http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/apr/12/thrilling-adventures-ada-lovelace-charles-babbage-sydney-padua Ada Lovelace designed a computer in the 1840s. A cartoonist finishes the project Sydney Padua’s graphic novel tells the story of Babbage and Lovelace with a twist – they actually build their Analytical Engine Check this out on Google+…
Spectrum on the Raspberry Pi?
I was just thinking about getting the #Spectrum emulator going on my #raspberrypi (I have B, B+ & 2). I found http://www.raspberrypi.org/fuse-a-zx-spectrum-emulator-running-on-raspberry-pi/, as well as a reference to http://www.raspberrypi.org/raspbian-chameleon-remix/ Fuze – a ZX Spectrum emulator running on Raspberry Pi | Raspberry Pi At the celebrations for the BBC Micro’s 30th birthday on Sunday (more on…
Nice visualisation of the writing process
Originally shared by +Andrew Stillman (Personal) Why I believe that having the right Google Drive workflow represents a structural innovation in the teaching of writing. Â Check this out on Google+…