Making your Mark… on Google Maps

Google Maps has long been one our favorite tools over here in CELT. Google maps is great for a lot of reasons, but especially when...

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Working Smarter, Not Harder

Anna's got a problem. She's a biology student at Keene State College working on original research and she needs to count the stem cells. Specifically...

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Media Literacy

What does the skill set of today's learner look like? Last year, several faculty met to have just that discussion. As a product of their meetings...

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Common Google Spreadsheet Tasks

So you've jumped into Google Spreadsheets with both feet... Now what? Creating a Form with Google Spreadsheets: Working Logic Formula's Referencing Cells Filtering Results Protecting Sheets in your Workbook Creating...

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Why Use Google Spreadsheets?

There are lots of reasons that you might use Google Spreadsheets instead of Microsoft's Excel or SPSS. As a teaser for this week's Faculty Friday,...

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What is a Wiki

Much of the academic world is already familiar with Wikipedia - the free online encyclopedia of nearly 4 million entries - but also hesitant to...

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Class Blog Examples

UMW Blogs Directory of UMW Blogs Adventures in Digital History Musicians' Marketplace Women and Modernism Examination of Environmental Problems Looking for...

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QR Codes and You

What's a QR Code? Quick Reference or QR codes are a two dimensional matrix code that performs a function similar to a bar code. That is...

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Easing Student Fears about Publicly Posted Material

“If I post something publically on YouTube, what if my mistakes go viral and haunt me forever?” Viral videos: the spread by-the-net short clips that usually...

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Screen Toaster

What is this, and What is it good for?! ScreenToaster is a web based service that allows you to create and host screen casts online. What,...

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