Tag Archives: QuickStart Guide

Technology Spotlights: Microsoft PhotoStory

Posted on October 19, 2010 by Ben Johnston

Pho­to­Story is a free pro­gram by Microsoft that works with Win­dows XP, Vista and Win­dows 7. With Pho­to­Story you can cre­ate a slide show with you dig­i­tal pic­tures, edit your pic­tures, cre­ate a story with orig­i­nal music and add nar­ra­tion. Pho­to­Story also allows … Con­tinue read­ing →

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Tech Spotlights: Wimba

Posted on October 5, 2010 by Ben Johnston

Wimba is used to enrich lan­guage learn­ing pro­grams. This audio tool can be used for instruc­tors to cre­ate assign­ments that require stu­dents to post their record­ings from within the Black­board course site. Instruc­tors can use this tool to ver­bally explain com­plex mate­r­ial and send … Con­tinue read­ing →

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Quickstart Guide to Feed Rinse

Posted on December 15, 2009 by Angel Brady

This Quick­start Guide will show you how to apply fil­ters to all or groups of your RSS feeds. Feed Rinse is a free web based appli­ca­tion. To learn more about Feed Rinse and how to use it, click on the … Con­tinue read­ing →

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Quickstart Guide: Searching Your RSS Feeds

Posted on December 15, 2009 by Angel Brady

This  Quick­start Guide will show you how to search you RSS feeds for key­words. The RSS feed read­ers high­lighted in this guide are Google Reader and Blog­lines. Quick­start Guide: Search­ing Your RSS Feeds.pdf

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Photo Story Instructions

Posted on April 30, 2009 by Ben Johnston

Photo Story is a free pro­gram by Microsoft designed to work with Win­dows XP and Vista. With Photo Story you can cre­ate a slide show with you dig­i­tal pic­tures, edit your pic­tures, cre­ate a story with orig­i­nal music and add … Con­tinue read­ing →

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