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03/31/2015 It's Tuesday, March 31st, 2015 and welcome to Episode 175 of TechTalk4Teachers, I'm Tom Grissom and I'm Cindy Rich. Welcome to Episode 175 of the TechTalk4Teachers podcast, the show about teaching and learning with technology. Click on the Player to listen to this podcast Your browser does not support the audio element. Right Click Here to Download MP3 (25 minutes 12 seconds) In this episode... A reminder that today is World Backup Day. When was the last time you made a backup of all of your important files?   Be prepared and routinely backup your important computer files so you will be protected when something bad happens to your computer. We will finish with our Technology Picks of the Week. Show Note Links World Backup Day http://www.worldbackupday.com/en/ OneNote Webinar - Running a OneNote Hackday http://webster.net.nz/2015/03/running-a-onenote-hackday/#.VRaFRlX3-iw Facetime Connection During a Tornado Warning - Wesley Fryer http://www.speedofcreativity.o

Has anyone else run any tests using LSD.exe free tool? This program is from lastsimdetails.blogspot.co.uk/. The concept behind this tool is very good and it is a great credit to the authors to allow free distribution of LSD.exe. Screen dump for LSD.exe v1.2.0 - Samsung D500 flash file ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- HELP About - Able to parse .bin and

As modern smartphones (3G/4G) have the detectors to access multiple wireless technologies,  Wi-Fi coverage analysis extends the range of cell site analysis (CSA) radio measurements to be identified at site for location-based tests. See previous discussion http://trewmte.blogspot.co.uk/2014/08/csa-site-survey-method4cell-types.html

  The 150 ITU 1865 2015 logo is copyright to the International Telecommunications Union and reproduced with kind permission This May 2015 the International Telecommunications Union reaches its 150 Anniversary,   http://itu150.org/home/ . So what has happened in the world between 1865-2015? I thought I would highlight some events that usually go under the radar: - football clubs

From a recent discussion about knowledge/skills and experience and operators of forensics tools having a range of training, contributors comments varied as to exactly where the demarcation line lay regarding 'competence'. That is how far should an examiner go to valid the extracted and harvested data from a mobile phone. Bits and Bytes levels, carving out etc. brought some responses suggesting

The serving of evidence and arbitrarily what should be served or should be not served is highlighted in this Appeal case. It is noted the Appeal Court dealt with issues surrounding making burdensome requests for evidence from the police. I suspect the comments of the Appeal Court could be misconstrued meaning there is a potential for further hearings as to relevance of evidence. The Appeal Court

So, I don't know how things roll in every state.  But in Oregon, my students are constantly monitored on their reading fluency.  As a 5th grade teacher facing the common core, fluency is something that can often be put on the back burner.  To help with this problem, I have found an app that makes it easier to assess and incorporate fluency more often.  The app is called Literably.  The app is free.  It allows up to 10 fluency recordings.  The app contains various reading samples at various reading levels.  You can choose if you would like your students to type or record a retelling.  If you would like unlimited recordings, there is a subscription cost of $19 a month. The really exciting thing about this app, is that a real human person listens to your student read the passage.  That moderator then does a full miscue analysis.  Here is an example from an analysis of one of my student's fluency samples.  Pretty great right?  Visit the site to find out more at https://literably.co