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iSpring
Free PowerPoint to Flash converter Accurately converts animations, transitions, videos, new styles, SmartArt and 3D objects introduced in PowerPoint 2007. Works fine with PowerPoint 2000/XP/2003/2007. Windows only See more: iSpring Continue reading
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Adobe Ovation – Enhance your PowerPoint presentations
Ovation turns lifeless PowerPoint slides into a stunning visual experience in seconds. Sensational themes called PowerLooks add subtle motion, high-resolution text, and dynamic TV-style transitions to plain PowerPoint slides. Ovation also offers built-in presentation tools that help you deliver a … Continue reading Continue reading
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Need an Icon?
Try ICONLOOK This site will find most any icon you might need for your desktop or web site. Be sure to see the Tag Cloud. Continue reading
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Gas Prices Drive Students to Online Courses
By JEFFREY R. YOUNG For Christy LaBadie, a sophomore at Northampton Community College, the 30-minute drive from her home to the Bethlehem, Pa., campus has become a financial hardship now that gasoline prices have soared to more than $4 a … Continue reading Continue reading
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The Honest Truth About Cheating
This post from NPR Weekend Edition Sunday, May 6, 2007 – Donald McCabe talks to Liane Hansen about cheating among graduate students in the United States. He is a professor of management and global business at Rutgers University. Hear the … Continue reading Continue reading
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Sketchcast
This nifty free tool could allow mathematician, statisticians, engineers, etc. to present and solve equations online while explaining the process to students. A new site called Sketchcast launched last year – it’s a tool for bloggers and others to create … Continue reading
Liberty Fillmore – The Shopping Cart Whisperer
Just for fun… Liberty Fillmore – The Shopping Cart Whisperer . . . everywhere I go, I see shopping carts tossed aside. Cast off. Abandoned. In super-value-store parking lots. And, more and more, on the interweb which is online. People … Continue reading Continue reading
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How to Make Windows Vista Less Annoying
This post from Lifehacker: Editor: Say hello to fellow tech writer and Lifehacker reader The How-To Geek, who was kind enough to pull together some of best Windows Vista power tweaks here on Lifehacker today. Whether it’s the nagging prompts … Continue reading Continue reading
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BBtv: “Improbable Research Collections” debut
Those crazy academics. This posting from Boing Boing: The Improbable Researchers are a group of scientists who collect and conduct research to provoke both laughter and thought. They publish a bi-monthly magazine, “Annals of Improbable Research;” they award the coveted … Continue reading Continue reading
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