Wednesday, November 22, 2006

Project Integration Management Processes

Anticlue: Project Integration Management Processes

CSS Beauty | CSS Design, News, Jobs, Community, Web Standards

CSS Beauty | CSS Design, News, Jobs, Community, Web Standards

Not sure if I posted this one before but it's a definite site to check out. Lots and lots of info about CSS here and great links too.

PortableApps.com

PortableApps.com - Portable software for USB drives | Your Digital Life, Anywhere™
I have been using these apps since they first came out and they are fantastic. I now have 3 USB keys. These new suite includes a lot of free, no spyware, no ads, no trials versions of great usable software. Then you can add more apps to the suite, including a virus scanner, zip program, etc. A great addition to your software library.

finetune

finetune

Nice site for listening to music and more. I didn't register yet; just listening to others' stations.

I came across the site on another blog. This person had the player embedded right into his blog which is really nice. I wonder if the directions are posted after you register.

kuler

kuler

Launched in Adobe Labs on Nov 21 is Kuler, a very cool application that let you manipulate the Color Wheel on the fly. A extremely useful tool when you are seeking for color themes for a new design. Thumbs up for the creativity!

This looks like one to really check out. You should have an Adobe User ID to fully experience the site.

Xml Driven Slideshow

Xml Driven Slideshow

Looks very interesting. It's done in Flash and Difficulty Level is Intermediate. Explore the rest of the site while you are there. If you find anything interesting, let us know!

Tuesday, November 21, 2006

Business Applications - Microsoft Turns Off Office System Users

Microsoft Watch - Office 2007 and Vista Licensing Validation Changes

Not sure how this will affect software in labs that are reimaged.










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Search Engine Marketing 101

CNET Online Courses: Search Engine Marketing 101 - At Work Tips, Tricks, and How-tos at CNET.: "Search Engine MarketingYou’ve created a great Web site–now it needs traffic. In this course, you’ll learn a variety of ways to get people to visit your Web site, and how to keep them coming back, whether your site is a business or a hobby."

FREE Course starts Nov. 27. I am registered.

Monday, November 20, 2006

iQuip

iQuip:
iQuip will let you easily add notes or quotes to your login window. It’s mostly written to give you a little quote or fortune, but you can also use it for something more important. It might be a great idea to put your contact information on the login screen. Prior to a training or if you lose it, your contact information will be right there for all to see.

What a great FREEBIE!!! Sorry, PC folks...this one is for Mac OS X only.

Skypecasts Academic Potential

Skypecasts Academic Potential

Yes, Skype can be a dangerous tool but this article lists how you can use it successfully in education as a FREE conferencing tool. There are an estimated 8 million Skypers online and yes, there are some pitfalls.

EdTech Posse Podcast 2.1 - Open source in education » blog » Blog Archive

EdTech Posse Podcast 2.1 - Open source in education

This is a podcast but they list links to the free software mentioned in the podcast. Some interesting freebies here, for sure.

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

Pimp My Safari

Pimp My Safari:

Just found this site that contans extensions for Safari. I've been using Safari on my macbook as well as Firefox. Now to look at these extensions in depth!

iPods on Airlines!!!

Apple Teams Up With Air France, Continental, Delta, Emirates, KLM & United to Deliver iPod Integration: "CUPERTINO, California—November 14, 2006—Apple® today announced it is teaming up with Air France, Continental, Delta, Emirates, KLM and United to deliver the first seamless integration between iPod® and in-flight entertainment systems. These six airlines will begin offering their passengers iPod seat connections which power and charge their iPods during flight and allow the video content on their iPods to be viewed on the their seat back displays."

This might actually prompt me into flying....maybe...

Sunday, November 12, 2006

CSS-Based Forms: Modern Solutions

CSS-Based Forms: Modern Solutions
All kinds of forms are here! If you have taken my Dreasmweaver Forms class, you will really appreciate this site...

Wednesday, November 08, 2006

School Safety Webcast

Webcast Access Page: "LIVE VIDEO WEBCAST

Wednesday, November 15, 2006, Live broadcast from 1:00-2:00pm EASTERN TIME


School Safety

In the wake of recent school shootings and the subsequent White House Conference on School Safety, the U.S. Department of Education will present a one-hour Web cast to provide parents, educators, school administrators and local safety personnel with an opportunity to review their emergency management plans. The Department's Office of Safe and Drug-Free Schools will share successful strategies so that all who share the responsibility of protecting our children can learn more about how schools can help mitigate, prevent, prepare for, respond to and recover from a crisis. Join the broadcast to learn how to take positive steps to prevent school violence and respond quickly and effectively if an incident does occur. The Web cast will offer many opportunities for viewers to ask questions via email and get answers from the presenters.

Zamzar - Free online file conversion

Zamzar - Free online file conversion

Zamzar, a free online file conversion tool, launched last week. Like a similar tool, Media Convert, Zamzar allows users to upload a file and have it converted into a number of formats. Common uses for Zamzar include converting PDF documents to Word, iTunes AAC files to MP3, and Flash (flv) files to MP4 for iPod use. Up to five files can be converted simultaneously.

The process takes a few minutes - Zamzar emails a link to the converted file when it is done. Note, however, that Zamzar is not able to convert DRM’d files. The maximum file size is 100 MB, but there are no limits on the number of files converted.

Minimizing windows in OS X

» Minimizing windows in OS X »
Great and fun tips here for the us Mac users....

CSS Photo Shuffler

CSS Photo Shuffler by Carl Camera

Nice photo show with fades... not for the novice to CSS.

Applying a background image

Applying a background image

And another way to add a shadow ..

:: CSS Drop Shadow Tests

CSS Drop Shadow
If you know CSS, you may want to try this. It creates a drop shadow for your graphics using pure CSS.

Thursday, November 02, 2006

Yreux Software : iChartwork

Yreux Software : iChartwork

iChartwork is a fun little thing (and I’m surprised it isn’t built into iChat.) This app “will sync your avatar on iChat and/or Adium and the artwork of the song playing in iTunes.” So, if you have Will Smith blaring from your iTunes collection, his album cover will be your icon in iChat.

For the Mac only of course!

Widget Manager

Widget Manager:

"Widget Manager is the original, free preference pane that lets you manage Widgets under Mac OSX 10.4. With Widget Manager you can inspect, remove and disable any Dashboard Widgets, including the default Apple Widgets."

Aptana: The Web IDE

Aptana: The Web IDE: "The Web IDE"
Aptana is an open source Web IDE, an application for creating web sites — like Dreamweaver. It includes support for HTML, CSS, Javascript, PHP, and XML. If you forget a Javascript command, use Aptana’s built-in reference manual. Other features include tabs, a debugger, syntax highlighting, and multiple panes. Aptana is available for Mac, Windows, and Linux, and as an Eclipse plugin. If you design or develop web sites, give Aptana a try.

I may just do that! It looks clean and neat.

Klondike Forever

Klondike Forever

How about a great game for the Mac?

AppDelete

AppDelete: For the MAC only

AppDelete is a way to delete an application and all of it’s associated items. Just drag and drop an app and off you go.

I like that it puts all of the items into a folder and puts it in your Trash. That way, you can still take a look to be sure that it didn’t take anything it wasn’t supposed to take.