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Google Drive and Dropbox file attachment not working
I have started conversing with the Todoist Twitter account about my issues, but you've asked me to move it here. See the Twitter thread here: https://twitter.com/grantbuell/status/463668300719718401
To recap:
I am running Windows 7, Chrome Version 34.0.1847.131 m. I cannot use the Dropbox or Google Drive file attachment options in task notes. I see the text "Dropbox" and "Google Drive" when I go into task notes and click the upload button, but "Dropbox" is not clickable at all, and "Google Drive" is clickable but returns a pop-up with the following error message:
"400. That's an error.
Error: origin_mismatch
Application: Todoist
You can email the developer of this application at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Request Details
That's all we know."
I have deleted cookies and app data, logged out and logged back in, switched to Incognito mode, and even uninstalled and reinstalled Chrome completely, and none of it has fixed the problem. However, I logged into Todoist in Internet Explorer 11, and it DOES work in that browser!
Thanks in advance for the help.
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Same problem here. Dropbox is simply not a link - it's just static text. Using Chrome on Windows 7.
We're sorry to hear that, but unfortunately, we can't reproduce this issue :-( We're testing it in the same Chrome version you've mentioned and can't trigger a situation in which any file attachment option wouldn't work.
But thank you for posting the error report, I'll pass it to our devs and hopefully it will help us identify this issue and fix it.
Best regards,
For the DropBox issue, here are the symptoms I am experiencing:
- The text "Dropbox" has no underline on hover.
- The mouse cursor does not change into the normal hyperlink icon (pointing finger) when hovering over the word "Dropbox" - it remains a normal arrow.
- The text "Computer" and "Google Drive" does underline on hover and the cursor changes as expected.
Thank you for that, we are looking into this now.
Having the same issue as Michael but with the difference that the "Google Drive" link sometimes works and sometimes not.
The Dropbox link never works - it has no underlining and the mouse doesn't change. Clicking on Dropbox just opens the normal Computer file mode.
Using Chrome 34.0.1847.131 m. With FF it works normally.
I can get it working here with Chrome too.
We have made some changes in the backend and the Dropbox link issue should be fixed now.
Best Regards,
Thank you very much! You're great - now it works for me! :-)
The Dropbox link now works for me as well. Thanks! However, the Google Drive link still produces the same error screen as in my original post (with some different numbers).
400. That's an error.
Error: origin_mismatch
Application: Todoist
You can email the developer of this application at: email@example.com
Request Details
That's all we know.
Oh, and I should also mention that the title bar of the popup window with the error message says this:
"Error 400 (OAuth2 Error)!!1 - Google Chrome"
DropBox link fixed for me too - thanks for the quick response!
We are looking into the related issues now.
Hello Todoist,
I'm getting this message when I click on the Google Drive link when trying to attach a file:
"Drive support only works on the Web or on our mobile apps."
This is when I'm using the Chrome browser to access Todoist. Dropbox works fine.
Hi Edwin,
We are still looking into the related issues.
Best Regards,
Getting the same origin mismatch on google drive
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as of today - when I invoke Dropbox from the note attachments, I am sent to Dropbox in my web client (Safari), for log-on. But here my username/password is not accepted. The logon page either just disappears, or Dropbox gives me this error message in return:
"Error (403)
It seems you tried to do something we can't verify. Did you log into a different Dropbox account in a different window? Try clicking here to go back to the page you came from, or just go home.¨
As mentioned - Dropbox works fine in other apps, and in my OS in general. Log-in collects its credentials from the same source as the other Dropbox connections. (1password.), so there should be no typos or errors....
(Max os x 10.9.3 - Safari)
Did the issue with Google Drive ever get resolved? I am receiving the following error when trying to attach a file.
"Drive support only works on the Web or on our mobile apps."
Dropbox works properly. Please advise.
Hello Mark,
Yes, it should have been fixed by now. Please let me know where are you seeing this message - on the web? Through some of our plugins or extensions? It won't work in Chrome-based extensions.
Best regards,
Hi David,
Thanks for the quick response.
It is in fact the Chrome Plug-in. Out of curiosity, do you see that
becoming available any time soon? For the time being, I'll start using the
Web interface.
Thanks again.
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Hi Mark,
We can't really tell when it will become available. Unfortunately, Google has restricted the ability to upload files for Chrome extension and until they change this, it wouldn't be possible.
I'll tell ya this. I thought mine wasn't working, but it was just the popup blocker. Apparently it allows dropbox through but not Google Drive. I'm using chrome and the popup blocker is AdBlock Plus (ADP).
Works just fine after clicking on the blocker and allowing popus on this site.
Just kidding it was not ABP. It was the internal chrome popup blocker. Thats what pops up in the address bar when i blocks something i think. Weird that they blocked their own content. . .
Grrr... same issue here: Chrome extension, unable to attach file to a task note from GDrive.
The Dropbox & My Computer links work great (thank you for that!), but that almost makes it worse! Now I can see how lovely the function is... but the mass of files I would like to add to tasks are in GDrive, and thus unavailable.
Any suggestions for an alternative option? Are there other cloud storage options that would integrate that same way w/Todoist? I'd really like to maintain the distinction I've set up between Dropbox files (pictures/family/personal) and those currently in GDrive (work/reference).
Thank you!
Those are the two options we have at this time. Hopefully the GDrive issues can be changed in the future.


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2-4 ghar aur pakad aur apna dhandha jama le.
Wife: I am Pregnant.
Santa: Par main to england me tha
Wife: Aapki photo thi na
Santa: Ullu mat bana kamini photo to kamar tak hi thi..
Santa ke lips jale hue the
Banta: Kaise jale
Santa: Wife ko railway steation drop krne gaya tha.
Banta: To?
Santa: Khushi ke mare.
Train ke engine ko choom liya :*
Wife bathroom se naha ke nikli to Santa use ghur raha tha!
Wife romantic hokar:
Kuch karne ka irada hai kya?
Santa 2 thappad maar ke bola:
Mere garm pani se kyu nahayi!!


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Rated 5 out of 5Â by TnMtnMama Keep your head warm..while looking great! I bought the go with everything Ivory color. It is warm and looks very nice. I can dress it up with a broach, or a small flower pin. I can use it with my jeans or a Church suit, It is very versatile. Great buy for the money. Being collapsible it is easy to store. September 17, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5Â by memories of old Nice hat but tall crown and wide brim overwhelms face This is a very nice hat, warm and soft, and fits nice and snugly on my small head. I ordered the ivory, which is a lovely soft classic ivory and not too yellow. The wool is thick, and it seems like it would be warm enough for cool weather, although there is no protection for the ears. The brim is generous, so could block the sun or snow from landing on the face. Unfortunately, this style is not flattering to me, so I will have to return it. The crown sits tall on my small head, and the brim is wide, which creates the effect of a child playing "dress-up" in an adult hat. However, if you have a more averaged-sized head, you may like this hat as it is very nice. This is one of the few hats that I believe would stretch appropriately to fit a head larger than mine, although it unfortunately can't contract to fit a smaller head. Too bad! March 31, 2015
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Learn about the Art of Portraits and have fun creating your own! This program will meet in the Children's Department on Monday, April 9th at 1:00 pm and Tuesday, April 10th at 4:30 pm . Each session is limited to 20 children (2nd - 6th grade). Call for more information and to register. 832-559-4235.
Come to the Children's Department on Monday, April 2nd and enjoy a special performance of the Chinese folktale "the Clever Wife" by Houston Grand Opera! This FREE performance is appropriate for children of all ages and their parents! The show begins at 1:00 pm (please arrive at 12:45 to be seated) Call 832-559-4235 for more information!
...not only will you sculpt an elephant, but, you'll learn all about clay and different sculpting techniques at Art Explorers! This program will meet in the Children's Department on Monday, March 12th at 1:00 pm and Tuesday, March 13th at 4:30 pm! Each session is limited to 20 children ages 2nd - 6th grade. Call 832-559-4235 and reserve your spot!
On Tuesday, February 28th at 4:30 pm, come to the Children's Department to celebrate Black History Month! Have fun playing trivia games and make a special craft, listen to music and enjoy a yummy treat! Ages 3 - 12 are welcome to attend!
Call 832-559-4235 for more information!
Love is in the air at Art Explorers in the Children's Department on Monday, February 13th at 1:00 pm and Tuesday, February 14th at 4:30 pm! We'll learn about the history of Victorian art and create a beautiful Valentine card! This program is limited to 20 children for each session (2nd - 6th grade). Call 832-559-4235 for more information and to register!
Register for Craft Time on Tuesday, February 7th at 4:30 pm in the Children's Department! We'll supply everything you need to create a one of a kind Valentine's Day magnet and card for that special someone! This program is limited to 20 children (2nd - 6th grade). Call 832-559-4235 for more info and to register!
Sheba and Brandy - Reading Education Assistance Dogs (R.E.A.D) with Montgomery Pet Partners, Inc. are back! Come to the Children's Department on Tuesday, January 24th from 4:30 - 6:30 pm and read a book to one (or both) of our special furry friends! Children who participate in the R.E.A.D program improve in reading and communicating skills, build their self-esteem, confidence, social skills and most of all have fun! Man's best friend has also become his best reading buddy! This program is for children ages 4 - 12. No registration is required, but, you must select your book prior to getting in line to read! For more info call 832-559-4235.
...join us in the Children's Department for the 1st Art Explorers of the New Year! On Monday, January 9th at 1:00 pm and Tuesday, January 10th at 4:30 pm, we'll have fun learning all about the art of Tissue Blending and Collage and create a landscape using these techniques! Each session is limited to 20 children (2nd - 6th grade). Call 832-559-4235 to register or for more information!
Start the New Year off right by coming to Craft Time in the Children's Department! Using your imagination and creativity you'll have tons of fun making a puppet from [nothing but] a box! This program will meet on Tuesday, January 3rd at 4:30 pm and is limited to 20 children (2nd - 6th grade). Call 832-559-4235 to register and for more information!
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Earth 3D for Mac3.2.0
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Earth 3D is a beautiful Mac OS X application that provides a 3D Earth interactive live desktop wallpaper and screensaver.
The Earth 3D application displays Earth in all its splendor on your desktop. What's more, Earth 3D gives you the impression that you are an astronaut who looks through the window of a space shuttle window.
The shuttle is moving and you get to see the whole Earth globe by flying around it from space. Earth 3D provides an accurate reproduction of Earth's geographical features: oceans, clouds, mountains, plains, cities, rivers and more.
With Earth 3D, you can explore our planet from outer space. Over 1300 geographic objects and 300 wonders of the world are displayed in the full version of the application. You can view important building structures, a political map and more.
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From the preferences, you can select the monitor, choose where to put the application icons, set the rotation speed and select the view options (clouds, water animation and compass).
Furthermore, from the Advanced tab of the preferences, you can select the running mode on AC power and on battery power.
In addition, you can set the time before starting the screensaver mode, choose to ask for password on exit and assign a keyboard shortcut to start the screensaver.
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
© Copyright 2015 Albany Herald
No one wants a playoff system more than me. OK, maybe a few congressmen in Idaho, Utah and Texas want one worse, but until it happens (make that IF it happens), debate will rage on at the end of every college football season about what could've, or should've, been.
Well, except for this year.
This year, the BCS is my boy. Because this year, they got it right.
Sometime around Week 6 -- when Oregon (12-0) came back from a 21-3 hole against Stanford to blow out the Cardinal, 52-31, while Auburn (13-0) was busy hanging 65 on Arkansas -- more than a few eyebrows raised around the country about the possibility of this game taking place.
And tonight it's finally here.
See that headline to the right? The one that says "Must-see TV?" Well, that's what tonight's BCS National Championship game is.
This is "Who shot J.R.?" big. This is Seinfeld season-finale big. This is like if Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. ever decided to fight.
You don't even have to like football to be mildly curious about this game. I simply can't wait to see what happens.
*** What kind of jaw-dropping highlight will be produced by electric Heisman winner Cam Newton -- the embattled Auburn QB who has risen above adversity all year?
*** For those of us not living out West, we wonder: Just how good is this Oregon team?
*** Heck, I want to watch just to see if they'll break the 100-point mark and rewrite the NCAA record books for most points -- 79 -- in a modern day, BCS title game set by Texas and USC in 2004 (USC won, 41-38).
It could happen.
I nailed my Super Bowl pick last year in that prediction column when I told readers not to bet against the Saints -- because they were a team of destiny. And I think the same is true about Newton and the Tigers now.
The amazing comeback against Alabama convinced me of that, although I had my suspicions early on.
Working the kind of schedule us newspaper guys have, I've actually watched a number of late-night Oregon beatdowns this year on FSN when I got home after midnight. And, trust me, the Ducks are the real deal.
But the Tigers are better.
Much, much better.
FINAL: Auburn 45, Oregon 21.
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- Oklahoma No. 1 in first BCS standings; Oregon moves to No. 1 in Top 25 polls ( October 17, 2010 )
- It's official: No. 1 Auburn to face No. 2 Oregon for BCS National Championship ( December 5, 2010 )
- BCS CHAMPIONSHIP: Must-see TV ( January 9, 2011 )
- Albany's Savage out for Auburn's BCS title game ( December 21, 2010 )
- COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Oregon jumps Auburn as BCS No. 1; Tigers gain ground on No. 2 Boise State in AP poll ( October 31, 2010 )


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E-marketing and SMEs:
operational lessons for the future
School of Marketing, Entrepreneurship and Strategy, University of Ulster, Jordanstown, UK
Audrey Gilmore
Damian Gallagher
The School of Management and Business, The University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK, and
Scott Henry
School of Marketing, Entrepreneurship and Strategy, University of Ulster, Jordanstown, UK
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to report on a study that re-examines the impact of the internet on small to medium-sized enterprise marketing activities, following a similar study four years earlier (2000) in order to see what, if any, changes have occurred. Design/methodology/approach – A qualitative research approach was adopted using one-to-one, in-depth semi-structured interviews with the marketing managers or IT professionals of ten small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) who were directly involved in introducing the internet and e-marketing activities within their respective company.
Findings – The all-encompassing role of the internet in today's business world and the findings of this study raise some serious issues for the future of SMEs operating in a peripheral location and their e-marketing provisions. It is still very much in its infancy for some SMEs although its use has generally continued since 2000. SMEs still do not use it to its full scope and potential. Originality/value – The outcomes of the study illustrate the specific barriers and implementation issues encountered by SMEs, identify the consequences of implementing e-marketing on the SME businesses, and identify how SMEs within regional economies could better use e-marketing and facilitate better implementation in the future.
Keywords Small to medium-sized enterprises, Internet, Internet marketing, Electronic commerce Paper type Research paper
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One Wild Minute With Dan Terhaar
January 26, 2011 7:59 AM
The Wild wrapped up the first half of the season in Chicago Tuesday and now it's All-Star time. The Wild have had a few All-Stars over their ten years including Brent Burns for the first time this season. Dan Terhaar revisits Wild All-Star history!
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How can I squash my last X commits together into one commit using Git?
In this example,
You can use
The documentation for
Update: the only real advantage of this method over the simpler
This is super-duper kludgy, but in a kind of cool way, so I'll just toss it into the ring:
Translation: provide a new "editor" for git which, if the filename to be edited is
I'd probably do what Mark Longair suggested, though.
You can do this fairly easily without
If you want to write the new commit message from scratch, this suffices:
If you want to start editing the new commit message with a concatenation of the existing commit messages (i.e. similar to what a pick/squash/squash/…/squash
Both of those methods squash the last three commits into a single new commit in the same way. The soft reset just re-points HEAD to the last commit that you do not want to squash. Neither the index nor the working tree are touched by the soft reset, leaving the index in the desired state for your new commit (i.e. it already has all the changes from the commits that you are about to "throw away").
Based on Chris Johnsen's answer:
I added this line to the
... Which automatically squashes together the last
... which has the same usage, but requires you to edit the "git-rebase-todo" file (and change
I recommend avoiding
The commit message will be prepopulated based on the squash.
Based on this article I found this method easier for my usecase.
My 'dev' branch was ahead of 'origin/dev' by 96 commits (so these commits were not pushed to the remote yet).
I wanted to squash these commits into one before pushing the change. I prefere to reset the branch to the state of 'origin/dev' (this will leave all changes from the 96 commits unstaged) and then commit the changes at once:
I find a more generic solution is not to specify 'N' commits, but rather the branch/commit-id you want to squash on top of. This is less error-prone than counting the commits up to a specific commit—just specify the tag directly, or if you really want to count you can specify HEAD~N.
In my workflow, I start a branch, and my first commit on that branch summarizes the goal (i.e. it's usually what I will push as the 'final' message for the feature to the public repository.) So when I'm done, all I want to do is
I use the alias:
This will dump the history being squashed before it does so—this gives you a chance to recover by grabbing an old commit ID off the console if you want to revert. (Solaris users note it uses the GNU sed
See https://paulmurraywork.wordpress.com/2015/06/15/git-squash/
My method relies on using a tag to note when the most recent squash merge was done, and git log --ancestry-path to pull the changes since then into a single merge comment.
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With more than 100 linear accelerators installed in South Korea, Varian systems comprise 65 per cent of the installed base of treatment machines. The country's first TrueBeam system was installed at ASAN Hospital in Seoul in February this year and is currently providing advanced radiotherapy and radiosurgery treatments for numerous cancer patients, while several other TrueBeam installations are imminent in the country.
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Varian Medical Systems, Inc., of Palo Alto, California, is the world's leading manufacturer of medical devices and software for treating cancer and other medical conditions with radiotherapy, radiosurgery, and brachytherapy. The company supplies informatics software for managing comprehensive cancer clinics, radiotherapy centers and medical oncology practices. Varian is a premier supplier of tubes, digital detectors, and image processing workstations for X-ray imaging in medical, scientific, and industrial applications and also supplies high-energy X-ray devices for cargo screening and non-destructive testing applications. Varian Medical Systems employs approximately 6,100 people who are located at manufacturing sites in North America, Europe, and China and approximately 70 sales and support offices around the world. For more information, visit http://www.varian.com or follow us on https://twitter.com/VarianMedSys
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Why so many schools fail to get impact from iPad. With mobile technology so prevalent in schools, both in Britain and worldwide, it's important teachers know how to use the devices effectively.
LearnMaker director Jay Ashcroft takes aim at what leads to iPad initiatives failing in schools, and how these problems can be solved. 70% of UK schools are now using mobile devices in the classroom, according to Tablets for Schools. The vast majority of those devices are likely to be iPads, yet how many schools can you name who are standout users of the device? That is to say, how many schools are using the device to deliver true 21st century transformational lessons? "On a large secondary iPad project, it is often a deputy head who's in charge. The answer, disappointingly, is very, very few. It's a recurrent theme with all the successful schools using iPad. 1. There's a spending ratio I've noticed on all successful iPad projects. So why allocate 25% towards training? 2. 3. Let's imagine you take my advice and go for option c). 4. In Spring City, hybrid learning sends test scores soaring. Kathy Boccella, Inquirer Staff Writer Posted: Sunday, February 8, 2015, 1:08 AM With lagging student test scores and only about 120 students in grades K-4, Spring City Elementary School three years ago looked more like a candidate for closure than for an extreme makeover.
But with the boldness of a Silicon Valley venture capitalist, the Spring-Ford Area School District gambled on a radically different approach to fixing the struggling school near the border of Montgomery and Chester Counties. It spent roughly $300,000 over three years to arm students and their classrooms - even kindergartners - with the latest desktops, iPads, Apple TVs, and smartboards. And it converted Spring City Elementary into what officials believe was the first public elementary school in the nation totally rooted in "hybrid learning," mixing computer time with individualized learning and small-group instruction.
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The Device Enrollment Program was announced yesterday along with a slew of new IT-focused documentation and tweaks to managing Apple IDs for K-12 students and Apple's app volume purchase/licensing program. It offers the ability to configure iOS devices as supervised without using Apple Configurator, allowing for over-the-air management with these evice management capabilities. As such, this can be considered one of the most groundbreaking iOS management additions since Apple introduced MDM support nearly four years ago.
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Rolling out a 1-to-1 technology program can be a daunting task for any school or district. After talking to some of the most forward-thinking 1-to-1 administrators and teachers, we've got the inside scoop ... and we're here to share it with you! 10 Steps to a Successful School iPad Program. Portions excerpted from new book, "iPad in Education for Dummies" by Sam Gliksman iPads have certainly become a highly desired commodity in education. Apple is reporting that schools are purchasing iPads by a ratio of 2:1 over MacBooks. However, that rush to purchase the latest technologies often precedes the careful planning and preparation that's crucial to their success as educational tools. Stated simply, technology alone doesn't have the capacity to improve education. It needs to be woven into a holistic approach to education that encompasses thorough planning and ongoing review of the skills and competencies required by the rapidly changing society that characterizes life in the 21st century.
Central York High School - Grade 9 iPad Pilot. Central York School District believes learning with technology is a vital component of a 21st century education experience. In order to prepare today's students for success in higher education or the work force, the district is committed to providing ALL students with access to technology resources in support of their education. In 2012-2013, Central York High School piloted 24/7 use of iPads at the 9th grade level. The District expanded the One:World Initiative in 2013-2014 by providing all 9th and 10th grade students with iPads for home and school use and all 11th and 12th grade students with laptop computers for home and school use.
The District believes providing ALL students with access to a personal learning device will help students acquire 21st Century Skills and enjoy a customized educational experience that will enahnce student learning and engagement. The links below contain documents provided to parents, guardians and students at the start of the 2013-2014 school year. A Principal's Perspective: Preparing to Distribute Student iPads? Yes, let's give students iPads so they can be smarter and learn better.
It sounds so easy. The reality is that there are many unknowns, like how do you hand out 800 iPads and keep track of which student has which iPad, and how do you get 800 students to register with iTunes so they can use their iPads on the school system? 4 Research-Backed Steps for Effective Principal Leadership of 1-1 implementation.
Principals and School-Leaders: The quality of your leadership, and the particular choices you make and priorities you set, make a significant difference in the success of a 1-1 device implementation.
These are among the conclusions of a recently released report from Project Red, which can be found on its website, and in a new ISTE publication by the Project Red principals, Revolutionizing Education through Technology: The Project RED Roadmap for Transformation (which is happily available for free download: click here for the pdf). This research reviewed implementations in nearly 1000 schools in 49 states. For my broader discussion of the findings of including the 11 "education success measures" used (high stakes testing being one, but just one, of these 11), the key implementation factors for success, and the evidence of improved learning in 1:1 programs, click here.
The IPad Trial – Half Term Report. eBackpack. Posted by sevhandenise on Sunday, September 23rd 2012 Our first App of the week is eBackpack !
The App has been a quick-fix solution to our file sharing challenges. By adding a WebDav connection once, our students have been able to share their work on the key Apps, like Pages, Keynote and Numbers with us in a few taps! They have also been able to upload multimedia (photo of Popplet, iMovie, PuppetPal etc.) directly from the eBackpack App as a shared file or as assignment. eBackpack allows studentsto: *share work with all class members through the Shared Class Folder. 1:1 iPads in Elementary Part 1 – An Unexpected Journey by @DanCallahan. Today I handed out 100 iPads to teachers that will shortly be in the hands of students. This is huge, and so my job has just become bigger and more interesting than I entirely anticipated when I became an elementary school Instructional Technology Specialist.
iPad in Education - About. Prior to purchasing the iPad, you will want to determine the purpose of your purchase.
You can go through the Planning Guide below to think about everything prior to your purchase. Then you can determine exactly what you will need to purchase on the Considering Purchasing an iPad page. Finally you can take a look at cases and peripherals to enhance the iPad experience. Want Increased Student Achievement Using iPads? Apple reports that 1.5 million iPads are used in K12.
Given that there are approximately 55 million students in K12, the iPad has penetrated K12 faster than any other computing technology. And the tech tsunami doesn't seem to be slowing down. We have seen this type of excitement before with desktops and then again with laptops, although their rates of growth in K12 were slower. Each time the expectations for what the computing device would do for education were sky high, and each time there was disappointment. Who can forget Winnie Hu's May 2007 New York Times article, "Seeing No Progress, Some Schools Drop Laptops"? Becoming a 1:1 School Series.
Managing: The Nuts & Bolts of an iPad Classroom. Awhile ago, I wrote about the beginning of the one-to-one iPad journey in my classroom.
I have always appreciated when others have shared not only their pedagogy, but the organization of their tools or classroom as well. I've also had more people ask me questions about my set-up than how I use iPads to actually teach in my classroom, so here's my "share". Purchasing the iPads was the easy part. Managing them is another matter. Study Finds Benefits In Use of iPad As Educational Tool. Thanks to Simon Thomas of 9ine Consulting, who reached out last week to share this exciting report. 9ine Consulting worked with NAACE (a.k.a. "the ICT Association") to produce this study. The study looks at the use of iPads at the Longfield Academy, where a large scale 1 to 1 iPad program was implemented last year. A brief overview of this groundbreaking study is provided below. Some Background Longfield Academy in Kent, England is a recently built school covering years 7 through 13 (ages 11 to 18). At Longfield, they strive to provide a cutting edge learning experience incorporating a high level of technology integration in the curriculum.
The implementation was driven by an iLearning Group led by the school's Principal and comprised of a group with "a range of responsibilities, experience and confidence [with the technology]". The full study report can be found here. Below are a couple of slides that shed light on how the iPads where being utilized in the academic setting. How the iPad Can Transform Classroom Learning.
The micro-computer revolution of the 80's radically improved how teachers and schools carry on the business of learning. We now have iPads in classrooms that will not only improve it, but it has the potential to change the business of learning in schools. The question is, "Are teachers ready to adjust their teaching for this new learning revolution? " Technology Services / BISD iPad 1:1 Initiatives. Pandora For Ed Apps: eSpark Nabs $5.7M From 500 Startups, Others, Hires Facebook Mobile Vet As CTO. Chicago-based startup eSpark Learning, which founder and CEO David Vinca describes as "Pandora for education apps," has secured $5.7 million in series A financing from MK Capital, Learn Capital, NewSchools Venture Fund and 500 Startups to help fuel national expansion.
An Apple for the teacher: are iPads the future in class? Technology meets Education » What are the effects of iPads on Teaching and Learning? Description of Research Plan/ Methods. Mason County High School - iPad Information. MCHS students to have iPad access this school year. Data and Analysis of a High School 1:1 iPad Program. « iPad and Education – No Longer A Debate! 14 Smart Tips for Using iPads in Class. The iPad and Parental Engagement in Education. 5 Tips to Prepare Teachers for 1:1 iPad Projects.
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SHANGHAI, China, Sept. 9 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- China-Biotics, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: CHBT) (''China-Biotics," "the Company"), a leading Chinese firm specializing in the manufacture, research, development, marketing and distribution of probiotics products, today announced it has begun to install equipment for its new manufacturing facility.
The new facility, occupying approximately 789,000 square feet, is located in Qing Pu Industrial Park (the ''Park'') in Shanghai. Phase 1 of the project will comprise three main buildings and will have a production capacity of 150 metric tons of probiotics per year.
''We are delighted that construction of our new plant is on schedule,'' said Mr. Jinan Song, China-Biotics' Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. ''We are now installing major manufacturing equipment, and we look forward to commencing production by December 2008.''
China-Biotics completed construction of the manufacturing building, measuring approximately 130,000 square feet on two levels, at the end of August 2008. A second building will have a research and development center, which will further strengthen the Company's product development capability. A third building will house a multipurpose office and theater complex, which will be used as an education center to showcase the Company's products and educate visitors on the probiotics manufacturing process.
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China-Biotics, Inc. ("China-Biotics," "the Company"), a leading
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JOOLA RHYTHM is the new star in the rubber stratosphere. Especially developed for the topspin player who plays an aggressive offensive game with extreme power, dynamics and rotation. The new, extremely grippy and spin elastic upper rubber combined with the 48° sponge provides rotation and piercing force as never before. Despite the sensational power, Rhythm offers extreme control in passive play, whether in a short touch game over the table, chopping or offensive topspin game. At all times JOOLA RHYTHM provides a new dimension of playing fun. Germany's "Coach of the year" Jorg Rosskopf had been significantly involved in the development of the JOOLA RHYTHM and commented "JOOLA RHYTHM can also be played by world class top players without exception. It is an absolute top rubber that provides everything that must be expected from a rubber at the highest level.
lbuga68 9 months ago
Rhyzm was a surprise for me: speedy with great control. Spin is good, but at low speed you need a good brush technic. I still using on FH of my spare blade (1year/2-4hrs a week). Weight is 39 - 41 gr. (depends of blade).
master_f 11 months ago
Attacks like a leopard or black panther. Ball bouncing is very unique to other rubbers - for championship play!
jrado on 12/29/2013
My review after two days for a total of five hours of playing. There are spinnier and faster rubbers for my forehand; but there is no better rubber for my forehand. My search is over. Spin and speed are in the top 10% of rubbers. Control is unreal. Peerless control with any shot and under any circumstance especially under duress. Playability unlike any other rubber. Imagine any shot and Joola Rhyzm will give you all the tools to make it. Power range is phenomenal, equally superb at close to the table play as well as counter-looping 10 feet away from the table. This is the joy of table tennis incarnated in every rubber sheet of Joola Rhyzm.
sillysim97 on 6/4/2013
Very good rubber that I have had almost a year.HHaving originally used tenergy 05fx I have discovered that rhyzm is a lot more durable as I am still getting good spin. Very easy to lift backspin and with quick action you can get masses of spin. Rubber blocks well and topspins extremely well with good arc. Have never used the same rubber for 2 seasons but will keep this for the upcoming season
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Hello. My mare is still two months away from delivery time, but it is never too early to start thinking of name possiblities! My mare is a bay Arabian. Here is her picture.
The sire is a Palomino Quarter Horse. I do not have any pictures of him available though. The mare's name is TR Amneris, and the sire is Let Freedom Ring. I want to keep the TR in the name because the foal is a Traveler's Rest bred horse which is popular Arabian bloodline in my area though I will definitely keep the baby. The baby color possiblities are
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Most folks think of shortbread as a sweet treat, but with a little bit of tweaking, you can bake up savory shortbread that's a perfect finger food for Easter Sunday! These "cookies" almost taste like mini quiche, and they're stuffed with a lemony basil and cashew pesto. You can get the whole recipe right here.
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Pedro Barros wins Skateboard Park gold
After nearly four full days of watching past X Games champions repeat, three-peat, and even four-peat, a new hero for a new generation finally emerged in the Street Park Final Sunday night at L.A. Live. Fifteen-year-old Brazilian Pedro Barros, who was first introduced to the viewing public at Thursday night's Big Air Final (in which he was the youngest competitor by five years), has taken down X Games veteran stalwart Andy MacDonald in a concrete duel.
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Rally Video Highlights
12 skaters. 12 videos. Their vision. Their way. All for X Games gold. This is Real Street.
A new medal event for X Games 16, Real Street is the first contest of its kind. Twelve of the top individual pros in street skating each filmed 60-second video parts on street terrain for X, and all 12 video parts aired on the final day of the X16 telecast. A panel of pros -- Pat Duffy, Ed Templeton, Jamie Thomas and Geoff Rowley -- chose the winning part and awarded $50,000 and an X Games gold medal to Nick Trapasso. You, the fans, picked Zered Bassett as the fan favorite.
X16 Previews
- Skate Vert: Being PLG
- Introducing SuperRally
- BMX Big Air: Re-Riding History
- Women's Skate Street: Miss Understood
- Moto X Best Trick: Cam Sinclair Returns
Past X Games
30 For 30 X Games Special
More Action Sports
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