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Lunch & Learn: iPad for Beginners with Angel Brady and Janet Temos

In the Lunch & Learn ses­sion on Wednes­day, Feb­ru­ary 20th, 2013, Janet Temos, Direc­tor of the Edu­ca­tional Tech­nolo­gies Cen­ter at Prince­ton, and Angel Brady, Instruc­tional Tech­nol­o­gist in the Human­i­ties Resource Cen­ter at Prince­ton, gave an intro­duc­tory talk for new users … Con­tinue read­ing

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Lunch & Learn: William Howarth on Chrome and Chromebooks for Research and Writing.

William Howarth uses Chrome to write, research, and work. On Feb­ru­ary 13th, 2013, William Howarth, Pro­fes­sor Emer­i­tus at Prince­ton Uni­ver­sity was joined by John LeMas­ney and Janet Temos of Princeton’s Edu­ca­tional Tech­nolo­gies Cen­ter (ETC) to talk about the use of Google’s … Con­tinue read­ing

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Bye-bye, iGoogle; a moving tale

Rats. I know very well by by now that keep­ing pace with tech­nol­ogy is like run­ning with the Red Queen. In fact, I usu­ally wel­come new prod­ucts and inno­va­tions with eager­ness. But then, this unwel­come mes­sage showed up at the … Con­tinue read­ing

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Lunch and Learn: SearchIt@PUL with Nancy Pressman-Levy and Jeremy Darrington

Wednes­day, Feb­ru­ary 29, 12:00 noon Frist Mul­ti­pur­pose Room B SearchIt@PUL:  New Research Dis­cov­ery Tool from the Library Nancy Pressman-Levy, Jeremy Dar­ring­ton Would you like to learn how to expand your research beyond Google?   SearchIt@PUL, the Library’s new dis­cov­ery sys­tem intro­duced in … Con­tinue read­ing

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Tech Spotlight: GoogleDocs Discussions

A cou­ple months ago I did a pre­sen­ta­tion at Pro­duc­tive Scholar about anno­tat­ing dig­i­tal doc­u­ments. I didn’t talk much about Google­Docs in that talk.  Although their com­ment­ing fea­ture was per­fectly nice, it seemed a bit too sim­ple and didn’t seem … Con­tinue read­ing

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