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Live Before you Die, Try Something New & Say Thank You – Weekend Viewing
Posted in ceremonies, UncategorizedI’ve stumbled upon a few videos during the week that I didn’t get a chance to view. This is where I go to view them.
Steve Jobs’ 2005 Stanford Commencement Address
Matt Cutts: Try something new for 30 days
Gary Vaynerchuk on the Thank You Economy at SXSW 2011 Interactive via Freelance Switch
My name is…. and I’m an Apple Addict
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Hi, My name is…. and I’m an Apple Addict.
Actually I have a split personality (Mac and PC literate) but when I’m in the Apple store, like that garden, there’s temptation at every turn.
Luckly, the last time I went to the Apple store, the guy was nice enough to tell me that the iWork package was cheaper when brought online as opposed to getting it in the store. This is all in line with Apple’s initiative to go paperless.
Mobile Apps Developments on Campus
Posted in college, TeachingI find the timing of this ironic since I just caught up with my The State of Mobile in Higher Ed.
discussion of Blackboard Mobile.
Warning this is a weekend view (way longer than 5 minutes.)
Some things they can’t teach you in college…
Posted in college, Soapbox
A C.W. Post, LIU (Long Island University) student written to the CEO of Apple, Inc. for an quote about the use of iPads in Education. Take a look at the video to see what happens
or read the story here: Student says Steve Jobs sent rude email.
The iPad is Making its Way to Campus
Posted in Current Events, Education, TrainingOK, so I am eating up my words.
According to Search Engine Watch, the iPad is making its way to campus.
“This is a test. Each student enrolling in a new Mini-MBA: Digital Marketing Executive Certificate Program this summer at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, will receive an Apple iPad tablet. This is only a test.”
Read more “Testing Apple iPad Tablet in New Rutgers Mini-MBA Digital Marketing Program.”