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More schools and districts are going to the cloud...but what does that mean? This infographic provides some information about the benefits of being cloud-based as well as some of the issues that may arise. It also lets you know some of the suites available to educators in the cloud, other helpful cloud tools and looks at cloud adoption rates. 
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"Hojoki’s basic idea is very simple: they offer one newsfeed for productivity apps. It connects to apps like Google Documents, Evernote, Dropbox, Mendeley and Google Calendar, building you a newsfeed and a collaborative space for your work."
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File synchronization and sharing platform Insync has been around for over a year now, and today, the eponymous startup has rolled out a totally revamped version of its "Dropbox for Google users".
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Dropbox Copy, DropItToMe, PicPlz, DropboxForm plus six more tools to help you get more out of Dropbox!
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Collect your thoughts...Capture anything you see, think, do, speak, read or hear for easy retrieval at anytime.
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“My students regularly ask, "What’s the Cloud?" And I never have a really good answer for them. "It’s saving and doing stuff online," seems completely inadequate… I generally end up describing a few resources that I think would be useful to that particular student…The Cloud is actually an umbrella concept covering any service or tool that is housed on the Internet…here are some of the things that you can find in the Cloud that will help you in your quest for success in higher education.” Many of these resources are also good for primary and secondary education.
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I'm usually not one for new year's resolutions. If I decide to do something the calendar doesn't matter & I've blown too many good resolutions to believe an arbitrary day will make a diff. BUT...there are a few things that are easily done & feels great for a SUPER GEEKY SAFE....errm Aware! New Year. (There is no *safe* on the Interwebs, only Aware!)
Jill Runstrom's curator insight,
February 4, 2013 3:20 PM
I love the Daring Librarian. She works in Washington D.C. and her social media stuff is fabulous. This is a scoop that she posted and I rescooped it.
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Everpix™ lets you have all your photos in the cloud, automagically uploaded, organized and curated. View, rediscover, and share your best photos all in one place, effortlessly.
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There are two types of people in the world. Those that use Diigo, and those that are really missing out.
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November 15, 2015 11:00 PM
Social Annotations, Highlighting and Social BookmarkingLaunchedJuly 4, 2006
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