New browser for my Chromebook
Every morning around 5am, I sit down in the rec room and watch the morning news and try to do some learning while reading stories on Flipboard. I’ve done it for years. I open my Chromebook and head to...
View ArticleCookie management
So, if you read the post from yesterday, you probably realized that there was a flaw in that process. Even though Consent-O-Matic gets rid of that extra click in your browser for you, the cookies are...
View ArticleTaming GDPR
When the concept of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) was announced, I think most people felt that there would be more openness and safety in web browsing. At least in the European Union....
View ArticleLittle help please?
I guess this is a plea for a little bit of help from my learned followers. From 5-6 in the morning, I devote my time to coffee, cereal, and some reading. (Except on Friday mornings) My go-to reading...
View ArticlePrivate relay
Man, this is a utility that I could have used a long time ago and still wish I could use it today. Today, it would be nice for all teachers to have access as well. How many times have you … Continue...
View ArticleThis Week in Ontario Edublogs
First off … Today marks a day of rotating strike action by ETFO members in the following districts: Peel District School Board Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Details here. Good Friday morning...
View ArticleNew .new stuff
I mentioned last week about attending the session delivered by Nicole Batte and Leslie Boerkamp dealing with extensions for Google Chrome. In particular, one extension was of interest to me – Google...
View ArticleWhole lotta extensions going on
Not related to this topic but I love this song anyway… The session “There’s an Extension for That” was given by these ladies at the Bring IT, Together Conference. I’m a sucker for sessions like these....
View ArticleGetting serious about privacy
I think we’ve all heard of the stories – I mention that I was looking to buy this or I did a search for that product and then, lo and behold, advertisements for that product appears on your desktop....
View ArticleSaving things
I had a question posed to me today about curating the content for my Friday posts. It’s an ongoing thing that happens as I do regular reading throughout the week. The problem is that I like to have a...
View ArticleTMI
Just for a little entertainment… Mozilla has created a new website called Track This. What it does was interesting enough for me to try it out. The site is dedicated to those who would track you...
View ArticleCookie management
So, if you read the post from yesterday, you probably realized that there was a flaw in that process. Even though Consent-O-Matic gets rid of that extra click in your browser for you, the cookies are...
View ArticleTaming GDPR
When the concept of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) was announced, I think most people felt that there would be more openness and safety in web browsing. At least in the European Union....
View ArticleLittle help please?
I guess this is a plea for a little bit of help from my learned followers. From 5-6 in the morning, I devote my time to coffee, cereal, and some reading. (Except on Friday mornings) My go-to reading...
View ArticlePrivate relay
Man, this is a utility that I could have used a long time ago and still wish I could use it today. Today, it would be nice for all teachers to have access as well. How many times have you … Continue...
View ArticleThis Week in Ontario Edublogs
First off … Today marks a day of rotating strike action by ETFO members in the following districts: Peel District School Board Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Details here. Good Friday morning...
View ArticleNew .new stuff
I mentioned last week about attending the session delivered by Nicole Batte and Leslie Boerkamp dealing with extensions for Google Chrome. In particular, one extension was of interest to me – Google...
View ArticleWhole lotta extensions going on
Not related to this topic but I love this song anyway… The session “There’s an Extension for That” was given by these ladies at the Bring IT, Together Conference. I’m a sucker for sessions like these....
View ArticleGetting serious about privacy
I think we’ve all heard of the stories – I mention that I was looking to buy this or I did a search for that product and then, lo and behold, advertisements for that product appears on your desktop....
View ArticleSaving things
I had a question posed to me today about curating the content for my Friday posts. It’s an ongoing thing that happens as I do regular reading throughout the week. The problem is that I like to have a...
View Article
