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What is it? A blog is a platform for a website that provides users with a large degree of versatility with regard to design while still allowing the main focus to be on content instead of aesthetics. Key Features Very easy to post content and manage. Free (depending on what service you choose). Who uses […]
Technology has evolved to the point where we can have our phones translating signs and text for us in foreign countries. Google Translate has an AR feature to translate words or sentences scanned with a smartphone camera. This handy tool is great for traveling abroad and new language learners. Do note that this requires downloading […]
Electronic concept mapping tools 1. Lucidchart and Lucidspark Free account (3 maps) – can use Office 365 login (College credentials) and with .edu email can request a free education license. Higher Education student or professor? For Higher Education students and professors, sign up for a Lucidchart account with your education email address. Click your name in […]
Evernote is a note collection and organization tool. Evernote allows you to collect text, images, sound files, clippings from web pages, lists and organize them to be able to recall them easily in the future. Evernote is available for and accessible from the web, computer, smartphones, and tablets. What can it do? Collect information from […]
Google Documents, Sheets, and Slides are parts of a free, web-based software office suite powered by Google. As web applications, Google Docs allows users to create and edit files online while collaborating with other invited users in real-time. This cuts down the number of versions of a document by linking to a single document that […]
Google Earth is a computer program that maps the Earth by superimposing satellite images, aerial photography, and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) data onto a 3D globe, allowing users to see cities and landscapes from multiple angles. What can it do? With Google Earth for Chrome, fly anywhere in seconds and explore hundreds of 3D cities right in your browser. Roll the dice to […]
Omeka ( Oh-mehk-ah) is a free, open-source web publishing system for online digital archives. This web-based tool allows users to manage digital exhibits. Omeka can be customized through plugins and themes. The main purpose of Omeka is to display and organize digital images. What can it do? Download and use the software with no contract or […]
Select Survey is a web-hosted survey software application similar to Survey Monkey. It allows the user to create forms and surveys for data collection. What can it do? Easy survey delivery to users by only requiring a device with internet connectivity Export data to CSV format or Excel format Create a question bank for future […]
Tagging and bookmarking are methods of categorizing relevant websites in order to be able to find or renavigate to them quickly. What is it? Originally, bookmarking was simply a method of storing websites on your personal computer in order to be able to easily return to often used websites and internet services. As the internet […]
Twitter is an online news and social networking service on which users post and interact with messages known as “tweets”, which are up to 280 characters each. What can it do? As a “status” updater, users post comments like “working on writing a paper right now” to let others know where they are or what they’re doing As a “mini-blog”, […]
