Yes, it is incredibly shallow of me to be complaining about a $500 device that I have not paid a single cent for, but let it be known that I am, along with the rest of the student body, in fact grateful that BPS has gone with a 1:1 iPad program.
Editor’s Note: Senior Help Desk Blogger, Xin Zhang once again provides us with an insightful (and always critical) analysis of the latest in educational technology. In this post, Xin reviews four different sreencasting tools: Quick Time, Screencast-O-Matic, Screenr, and Jing. Be sure to watch the excellent screencast at the conclusion of this post on how…
This is a series where two Help Desk students trade their remarks and thoughts on current tech events. The big event this week, obviously, is the WWDC 2013, Apple’s field day. Apple announced the iPhone 5S, the iPhone 5c, and iOS 7, all of which will be available later this month. The New iOS Ronak: After…
Google’s adding more and more onto its Drive app: this time it’s the ability to create, edit, and share spreadsheets, or as Google calls it simply, Sheets. It’s the same process as creating and opening a word document in Drive, just tap “New Spreadsheet” instead of “New Document” in the menu. The interface is quite…
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