Just announced on the Efficient Academic Google group is this “Link Blog” on the 101 Best Teaching Resources. An interesting source of ideas and worth keeping an RSS feed on.
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Just announced on the Efficient Academic Google group is this “Link Blog” on the 101 Best Teaching Resources. An interesting source of ideas and worth keeping an RSS feed on.
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Richard McManus of the Read/WriteWeb blog has published an article on Firefox browser add-ins which includes the top ten list, links to reviews of the “officially” recommended add-ins and some discussion of what will be coming in Firefox 3. Comments give lists and links to other add-ins.
My personal list of addons that I use every day: - ScribeFire addin for blogging. - The del.icio.us addin for tagging web pages. - The del.icio.us Bookmarks replaces Firefox bookmarks with del.icio.us bookmarks. - Google notebook addin. - Delegate To Todoist – moves tasks from gmail to on-line to-do list.
Web development tools: - FireBug XHTML/CSS/Javascript/HTTP browser debugger. - The WebDeveloper addin. - IEView “View this page in IE” - ColorZilla – eye-drop tool to measure colours (returns CSS colour values) - MeasureIt – on-screen pixel ruler for measuring element sizes. - Validaty – validates current web page - View Source with external editor.
Addins that are installed but net yet used in anger: - Clipmarks - Zotero – bibliographic data manager - Greasemonkey JavaScript engine for controlling the browser.
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