Chuyển đến nội dung chính
Hello fellow friends and followers,

So, I took quite a break from my blog.  Sometimes life gets in the way.  And am important lesson shows up--one that teaches about life balance.  I have been on that journey.  I have also felt in the past that I needed to do a dog a pony show for each blog entry, and that's a lot of pressure.  So, in being forced to look and prioritize, I have learned that teachers don't always want some huge new project.  Sometimes, they just need tips and tricks.  So, I am removing that pressure and sharing some tips and tricks--along with any major projects I do with my students.  I hope my successes and failures help you in your journey to technology integration.

Much love,
Jaime

Nhận xét

Popular Posts

Digital Finance Stakeholders

Digital forensic students looking to research digital finance may find this useful as a starting point. Through the financial support of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, MicroSave isconducting a four-year research project in the following eight focus countries as part ofthe Agent Network Accelerator (ANA) Project: http://www.helix-institute.com/sites/default/files/Publications/161101%20ANA%

MSI wraps its newest mid-tower case in tinted tempered glass

This case will highlight (or expose) your cable management skills   As reported by PCGamer, MSI is rolling out a new Mag Pylon mid-tower case that it's positioning under its "Gaming Gear" umbrella of products. It has three tinted tempered glass panels—both sides and the front—to show off your build, and supports the company's Mystic Light Sync feature to synchronize lighting across other MSI products. The case comes with three 120mm RGB fans aligned in the front. You could swap them out for a pair of larger 140mm fans if you wanted to, and there is also room to install up to two 140mm or 120mm fans (or a liquid radiator and fans) in the top and a 120mm in rear. Cable management is a bit more important in a see-through case like this, unless you're a honey badger and just don't care what your build looks like. Assuming you do, you'll find four large cable cutouts to the right of the motherboard tray. There are also several cable tie downs on the back of th...