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Curated Collection of #CLMOOC Tools I Love Free SoftwareHow to Password Protect Dropbox Folder Here is a free software to password protect Dropbox folder. I am a big fan of Dropbox, and use it as my backup option to backup all the data. There are many free alternatives to Dropbox that we have covered earlier, but Dropbox remains my preferred choice. Recently I had to share my laptop with one of my friends. And then I came across a software called My Lockbox, that we had already covered before. My Lockbox is a free software to password protect any folder on computer. Sponsored Links To use My Lockbox, just download it from website of My Lockbox, and install it. Once the installation is complete, My Lockbox will need to restart your system. After that, you can open My Lockbox. Now your Dropbox folder is password protected, and hidden. Note: While your Dropbox folder is locked, even Dropbox service can’t sync your folder. Update: Daniel mentioned a neat trick in comments below. As you can see, My Lockbox makes it extremely easy to password protect and hide Dropbox folder.
Super Teacher Tools zoom image with url <div><!-- inspired by RememberTheMilk.com's noscript text --><p><strong>Uh oh! You don't appear to have Javascript enabled.</strong> We're sorry, but Zoom.it requires Javascript to function. Create your own. Need some help? Find... the link to an image on the web, e.g. this one. Techie power user? Want more info? Webnote - an online tool for taking notes Webnote is a tool for taking notes on your computer. It allows you to quickly write something down during a meeting, class, or any other time that you have a web browser available. You start by creating a workspace and creating notes in the workspace. new host! I'm in the process of migrating the website to a new hosting provider. the server is melting Please don’t embed your webnote page in an iframe or a frame if you’re going to be sending thousands of users a day. database update I’ve made a change to how the database of the site works. Anyway, this shouldn’t cause any noticeable changes. Update: This change has made workspace names case sensitive. scrollbars Two new features: 1) Click and drag on the workspace to move around 2) Notes now have scrollbars if the content exceeds the size of the note You may need to reload to see the changes. Email me if you have any problems. crash An unrelated service on the same server as Webnote caused the database to crash. downtime
Online Whiteboard and Collaboration - Scribblar.com Social Media Resources 101 for the School Librarian Image by Vladgrin/Thinkstock. Earlier this month, I wrote an article about what school librarians can learn about social media strategies from the success of this year’s World Book Night. Following up on that article, I thought it might be helpful to discuss several additional resources that are critical for understanding social media practices in librarianship. Below I’ve compiled a list of some of the most helpful social media resources available for school librarians. American Association of School Librarians (AASL) The AASL has put together an extensive repository of webcasts, podcasts and resources it refers to as eCOLLAB: Your eLearning Laboratory. “Social Networking and the School Librarian” presented by Steve Baule, provides participants with an overview of how to integrate social networking tools into both the library’s teaching, learning, and communication programs. Teacher Librarian Virtual Café (TL Virtual Café or #TLChat) Kathy Schrock Guide to Everything: Twitter for Teachers
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