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