EdTech Resources July 23, 2011

10 top Pages tips and tricks Work smarter and quicker with Apple iWork's Pages : TechRadar UK

Check the weather in your area, including the forecast, in a few clicks, then get back to what you're doing. That's the idea behind Sunlikely, a weather website so simple and so complete you'll wonder why you ever used anything else. Since discovering Sunlikely six months ago however, I haven't used anything else.

Full disclosure, the auther of this post has not used ArtRage, but others in the office have and have given their praise... just before they went offline for

What I do know is that I'm a pretty good learner. I like learning. I'm also a pretty good share-er. I like sharing. When I am learning and sharing, I don't feel like my back is to the wall. I feel comfortable. I feel like my motivations are honest. I feel like I can be myself. And I feel a bit more useful to other folks.

5 best Bluetooth keyboards for iPad Get more productive with an iPad Bluetooth keyboard : TechRadar UK

Over 75 percent of teens own cell phones, making them the perfect tool for learning—if teachers are on board with using them.

List of the latest hangouts at Google+ (GooglePlus). Visit them, or announce and schedule your own hangout.

Gizmodo reader Tal Ater agreed that Facebook's new chat system is a clusterzuck of confusion, so he created a little program to fix it! It will take off the list anyone who's offline. Here's how to do it:

If you are using any of the applications included in Windows Live Essentials, you will have encountered the term SkyDrive. Ever wondered what SkyDrive is and what you can do with it? This article will explain in detail.

In the current computing environment, it seems as if more and more applications are being deployed not at the desktop level, but as a web app, to be run in a web browser.  Google Docs, Pandora, MOG, even the new beta version of Angry Birds, all are applications that run inside your web browser.

I've had a chance to test-drive a Chromebook already, but having received my very own this week (See disclosure at the end of this post), I decided to see if, indeed, I could make the Web-only netbook work for me. I mean really work for me. Many of the early reviews of the Chromebook suggested that, while it was a great idea and a decent netbook, the Web itself wasn't quite ready for users to have to rely solely on Web apps. So I decided to put away my laptop (a MacBook Pro, for those keeping score at home) and...

Windows Live Mesh, introduced by Microsoft is a free service designed to help users synchronize files across all the computers they use, share files and photos,