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WebEx Presentation with Microphone Tutorial
We’ve been doing some more WebEx (by Cisco) lately, and realised, at least with using a MacBook Pro laptop, we needed to invest in a microphone, to be heard, as the inbuilt microphone systems were not up to it. We … Continue reading →
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Tagged attachment, audio, Cisco, communication, conferencing, device, Did you know, email, Hello World, Macbook Pro, microphone, presentation, recording, sound, speakers, tutorial, USB, video, video conferencing, web conferencing, webcam, WebEx
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WebEx Prerecording Primer Tutorial
We’ve been trying out WebEx (by Cisco) prerecording as a video conferencing idea as an alternative to … GoToMeeting (by Citrix) we talked about with GoToMeeting Primer Tutorial Skype (by Skype and now Microsoft) we talked about with Skype Primer … Continue reading →
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Adobe PDF Reader Primer Tutorial
Here’s a common Windows scenario. My student who has this issue uses Windows 10. You want to collate for business purposes or home budgetry organizational purposes the bills from your telco. For a student of mine, these come in in … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Clipboard Tutorial
There are legitimate security reasons why certain things are harder to do in an automated way with pure client side Javascript, and to a lesser extent jQuery Javascript, combined or not with Ajax. And so this affects your dealings with … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Snapshots Tutorial
You might remember yesterday with Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Cookie Tutorial as shown below … The “Clickaround” series of web applications now have the functionality that means they could be used for quite “personalized” purposes. When web applications are like … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Cookie Tutorial
The “Clickaround” series of web applications now have the functionality that means they could be used for quite “personalized” purposes. When web applications are like this, a good thing you can do as a programmer to facilitate this “personalized” feeling … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Mobile Tutorial
Following up on yesterday’s Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Audio Tutorial as shown below, we found it quite interesting getting functionality for this working on mobile platforms. Some of the issues particular to mobile work are … we needed to use … Continue reading →
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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Audio Tutorial
We got struck again, in some kind of weird psycho drama … but we digress … kind of an “onions of the 4th dimension” way, that an email (image attachment) is okay as a communication tool, and then to make … Continue reading →
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?