Web Browser Basics
Web Browser Basics There are several web browsers in use at any given time. Here are the main ones...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Jun 20, 2019 | Digital Literacy, Organizing Your Digital Self, Secret Technology Club | 0 |
Web Browser Basics There are several web browsers in use at any given time. Here are the main ones...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Jun 17, 2019 | Email, Organizing Your Digital Self, Productivity | 0 |
I’ve been trying to be less email reactive for the past six months, but it’s been...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Feb 1, 2010 | Digital Life, Organizing Your Digital Self, Web Presence | 0 |
In Michigan, unemployment is somewhere between 15 and 20%, depending on who’s collecting the data. Consequently, there are a lot of stories in the news about job fairs, interviewing techniques, and resume advice. After...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Jan 25, 2010 | Digital Life, Managing Information Overload, Organizing Your Digital Self, Web Presence | 0 |
It’s relatively simple to monitor what your name is doing on the web. Set up a web alert that will notify you when a new occurrence of your name goes into the search engine. The most common alert systems are Google Alerts and Yahoo Alerts.
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Jan 18, 2010 | Digital Life, Organizing Your Digital Self, Travel | 0 |
This week, I tackled a non-digital task that has been driving me nuts for years. I had one spice rack and two spice drawers, but whenever I needed to find a spice, I ended up looking in all three places. Even worse, I had to...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Jan 11, 2010 | Digital Life, Organizing Your Digital Self, Productivity, Secret Technology Club | 0 |
This is Part 2 of a series on how to Organize Your Digital Self. My guess is that you manage to...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Jan 3, 2010 | Digital Life, Organizing Your Digital Self, Web Presence | 0 |
This is the first installment of what will likely be a 52-week series. The series is based on a conference/webinar presentation I’ve been doing for a while now called Organize Your Digital Self (OYDS). Perhaps...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Aug 26, 2009 | Classroom Technology, Digital Age Projects, Digital Literacy, eLearning, Future of Higher Ed, Future Proof Your Education, Organizing Your Digital Self | 0 |
Two years ago at the beginning of the fall semester, I was given the chance to speak to the faculty on my campus about technologies for teaching and getting organized, which is how the mindmaps Web 2.0 for You and Organize Your...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Oct 17, 2008 | Digital Life, Organizing Your Digital Self | 0 |
I am at a MathDL pow-wow in Washington DC and tonight was our first meeting – dinner. After mentioning Bumptop (which is in beta-testing) to the folks at my table, I got curious about why I hadn’t seen anything...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Aug 7, 2008 | Organizing Your Digital Self | 0 |
This is the second part of my workshop at DTL, called Organizing your Digital Self. Like “Web 2.0 for You!” it was originally built in January 2008 using the Mindomo platform.Click here to play with Organizing your...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Apr 3, 2008 | Organizing Your Digital Self | 0 |
Occasionally I (gasp) find there is a mistake in one of my video lessons or that I’ve posted the wrong one in the virtual classroom.At that point, I would normally have to upload the new file to screencast, get the new...
Read Moreby busynessgirl | Mar 29, 2008 | Digital Life, Organizing Your Digital Self | 0 |
This is my current iGoogle page.Now that I’ve gone back and searched the blog, I can hardly believe I’ve never written a post about iGoogle. Wow. Perhaps that’s because in my blogging infancy, before I was...
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