ChunkIt: Search Behind the Links!
ChunkIt is a crazy Firefox plug-in that “chunks” your web search results– basically, it follows all the links in your Google search results for you and gives you previews of what each page says....
Tips, Tricks, and Lifehacks for Online Educators
ChunkIt is a crazy Firefox plug-in that “chunks” your web search results– basically, it follows all the links in your Google search results for you and gives you previews of what each page says....
This site lets you add the content from your favorite web feed to your website, myspace, facebook, or blog. Free your content! Put it where you want to see it! Be like the cool...
StumbleUpon is a toolbar that allows you to rate websites and save them for later. You can also easily send them to friends. But what makes StumbleUpon stand out from other competitors is the...
Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] is a free, easy-to-use Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, and cite your research sources. It lives right where you do your work — in the web browser itself. Students are...
Google sets is an experimental search tool from Google that allows you to type in two or more words that you think belong together and Google will give you other words that belong to...
Google Toolbar for Firefox: “Take the power of Google with you anywhere on the Web The Google toolbar is a great tool for quickly and easily adding content to your Blogger blog. It’s free...
Now that you are an amazing photoshop master, you might not want to wuss around with Picnik‘s simple, iPhoto-style retouching. With Picnik, you can do nice adjustments to color, cropping, and other effects in...
I cannot stress enough how important a good set of fonts is to a designer. We collect them and then spend half of the time deciding which font can carry the meaning of our...
Love Firefox but want a browser that integrates with your social media life? Flock integrates with Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Digg, Delicious, Google, Blogger, and several more. It’s a browser, blogging client, media player, and...
This semester, I had all of the students in my digital design class start a blog on either Blogger or Tumblr (.com) where they would be posting all of their work for my class....