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TechTipTuesday: January 2006
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Friday, January 27, 2006. Here's another tip not included in the 'cast: I subscribe to several newslists, and one in particular reaps me a weekly (or so) email that contains links to some wonderful tips for advanced users. Since this podcast really is for basic users, those in search of more advanced guidance might be encouraged to move on over and check out Jake Luddington's MediaBlab. Posted by Scott Merrick at 10:53 AM. Saturday, January 21, 2006. Numero Cinco, Ya'll! This TTT is all about organization.
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TechTipTuesday: December 2005
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Thursday, December 29, 2005. Is not a word (I just like the way it sounds). However, putting into action the somewhat abstract concept of scanning one's hard drive regularly for scattered files and parts of files and scooping them all together to live in harmony with their little data friends. Help speed up your computer's operations significantly. Do it. At least once a month. This show is available for listening here. In next week's show! Posted by Scott Merrick at 5:23 AM. Tuesday, December 27, 2005.
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TechTipTuesday: TTT19--Parting Tips!
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Wednesday, May 10, 2006. Howdy, ya'll,. Over the past 20 weeks or so it's been my pleasure to provide weekly tech tips to ya via this podcast. Today's show is the last one I'll put up, at least until next school year, possibly forever. As you may know, I produce another weekly podcast, Snacks4theBrain! For the Vanderbilt University Center for Science Outreach. I heartily encourage you to do so. Tammy's Technology Tips for Teachers. Technology Tips of the Month. From Oregon State University:. Deborah Heal...
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TechTipTuesday: February 2006
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Wednesday, February 22, 2006. TTT10- Google News Alerts. Ever since I stumbled upon Google News Alerts, I've been having fun checking up on Scott Merrick, the 19 year-old New Hampshire congressman and Scott Merrick, Inc., the Australian employment firm, not to mention the occasional random news item that actually has something to do with me, Scott Merrick. Earliest existing picture of same exhibited at right). That's because I visited www.google.com/newsalerts. Listen to TTT number 10. We're back into th...
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TechTipTuesday: April 2006
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Monday, April 24, 2006. TTT 17 - Word Autoformat. TTT17 moves into the domain of Microsoft, detailing steps to help tame the Microsoft Word "Autoformat" functions. These can be extraordinarily helpful, especially if you typically misspell certain words (I personally can't seem to type New Yourk. New York," that is, without adding a u. Listen up, enjoy, and for this one you really want to listen several times or at least be sure to "ride that pause button" as you may. Music today by Podsafe Music Network.
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TechTipTuesday: Takin' a Break This Week
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Monday, April 17, 2006. Takin' a Break This Week. Hey, ya'll,. Taking a break for personal reasons this week, but there's a great "Revisit Show," featuring snipsnipped clips from past episodes of that educational podcast, over at Snacks4theBrain! That I'd love you to go check out. While you're there, click on the "Feeds" link in the sidebar to browse all the past shows. I'll also use this post to send you, especially if you're a teacher, over to edtechtalk.com. Posted by Scott Merrick at 5:22 PM. I reall...
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Saturday, December 17, 2005. Just haven't posted for a while on this 'un and thought it might be useful to point ya'll to the Snacks4theBrain! Podcast site. Go to it! To learn about the bird flu, about work on an AIDS cure from frog sweat, and if for no other reason to listen to the ravings of an educator passioniate about students having access to the best of the best when it comes to science. Posted by Scott Merrick at 7:13 AM. Big HeeeHeeee, Yall. First Soundseeing Tour- Indy Canal Jog!
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Optomystic: December 2005
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Tuesday, December 27, 2005. Graham Sanders of CraftbrewerRadio. In Australia emailed me awhile ago (see an earlier post) to let me know that he'd be playing "Elf" in his podcast. He did, closing his Dec. part2 show with the song after a whole bunch of rubbish-talk about how I fancied myself a budding star. Oops, Grah, not enough understanding there: T he song's from 198 2. Fr gosh sakes; but fun anyway, and I thank him profusely. 'Owsomever, the link above is the best link to the show! Here's the funny p...
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TechTipTuesday: March 2006
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Sunday, March 26, 2006. This week's TTT offering aims to share some information that I actually want. To share with you, as opposed to the information you may be unwittingly sharing with unscrupulous operators of spyware programs who have tricked or otherwise convinced you to install their automatic reporting software on your machine. This one's closely related to TTT 13, when we looked at Internet Pop-up Messages, because those messages often provide the way a lot of this stuff can propogate. If you've ...
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Scott’s Handy Recipe Page for NetMeeting and Polycom Interaction Through Networks. February 21, 2006, 4:57 pm. 8216;s Handy Recipe Page for NetMeeting and Polycom Interaction Through Networks. With a million thanks to David Maclean. Network Manager, University School of Nashville. If you are inside a school, connecting to the Internet over a Local Area Network, and you want to enable NetMeeting to “NetMeet,” it is most likely that you will be in one of two situations:. The ASDL Guide at http:/ www.ad...
