Apple Leopard Technical Review
Not Just Another Leopard Review — InformationWeek
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Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard: the Ars Technica review: Page 1
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Not Just Another Leopard Review — InformationWeek
Another in-depth review:
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard: the Ars Technica review: Page 1
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NECC 2007 – Keynote Click the link directly above to view the entry in the TIE Lead blog…
With all the discussion on what content should be blocked/filtered, the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) sponsored a webcast that questions the practice of blocking all Web 2.0 resources: eSchoolNews – CoSN to school leaders: ‘Think before you ban’ Before school officials prohibit teachers and students from accessing certain web sites, they should think about…
In December federal law mandated that schools/organizations keep all digital communications and files produced by employees. An informal survey by a data management company finds many schools are not yet meeting the demands of the requirements. According to eSchool News online CommVault says the results of its informal poll show a marked disconnect between school…
I hesitate to make comments on unverified devices, because there is already too much speculation going on. But I cannot let some of the short-sighted comments spinning around the web go unchecked. I feel a need to qualify that I am not an Apple fan-boy–I do not look forward to another Steve-stage moment. I disdain…
Here is an interesting study about teen use of MySpace that runs counter to many perceptions. “The media and many parents have demonized MySpace, but we found that an overwhelming majority of adolescents are using the site responsibly.”http://www.uwec.edu/newsreleases/06/dec/1204MySpaceresearch.htmI believe this research emphasizes the need for educators to do more with educating students on the proper…
Audio/Music Software and Song Creation Click on the link directly above to read this entry on TIE’s ConnectEd blog.
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I was at a session this past week showing apple leopard and of course I had to get it and put it on my machine. It is great! Some of the new features include time machine to backup your data to whatever it finds–zip disk, zip drive, flash drive and it will do it hourly with only the size of data source limiting it. The ability to get it to work with active directory more cleanly will make it a strong player in the education market. I also sad Leopard Server and its ability to be a wikki server and pod casting server. This is definitely the best tool for the job in my opinion!