Top 8 Websites With Cool Free Tests That Measure Your Personality Traits
Nov. 8th, 2009 By Mahendra Palsule from MakeUseOf.com
Personality TestsOnline, free personality tests have been a favorite pastime in the past two decades, beginning with the mushrooming of personality test websites and followed by the current popularity of Facebook Quizzes. Are you a navel-gazing narcissist? [...]

ScrapBook is a Firefox extension, which helps you to save Web pages and easily manage collections. Basically, this tool acts as a filing cabinet for all of your digital research data. Whenever you find something interesting on the net, you could add it to your scrapbook, either by dragging and dropping, right clicking or using [...]

Tiny URL

September 3, 2009 | Leave a Comment

Ever tried to copy a reeeeeeeeeeeeally long URL into your Browser and misstype one letter? Ever want to share a URL with someone, but it’s so long, it’s not worth typing it? Well, here’s a solution: the tiny url site. Go to the site linked below (it’s also on our blogroll on the side), copy [...]

When this site popped up on Tweetdeck this am, I thought, “Ho hum. Another online encyclopedia.”
Was I surprised when I checked it out. Not only does it have very user friendly articles about everything to do with educational technology, but also it has really helpful articles about various aspects of learning. I quickly added it [...]

Interested in trying out blogs in your classes? Not really sure what they are or how you can use them? Well, here are 1) a link to blog use in elementary education, 2) some ways you can use blogs in your class, and 3) a YouTube video that helps you picture what a blog [...]

Technology

September 17, 2008 | 1 Comment

Welcome to http://blogs.cofc.edu/adehhp (assoc dean, ehhp)!
Please bookmark this blog–this is where I will post most everything to send out to you all so our servers won’t be so clogged with attachments and you won’t have to save any emails from me. Here, I can provide information to you and ask you for feedback.
If you haven’t [...]

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