Best of: Pic Collage on iPad

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While this blogger takes a much needed break, I will revisit this blog's most viewed posts. Check back each week!

Re-posted from March 27, 2012

Import photos from your photo library, your Facebook albums and your friends' albums. Use photos from the web to create a photo collage. There are lots of fun backgrounds and stickers for you to choose from, too!

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Best of: Technology in Higher Ed

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While this blogger takes a much needed break, I will revisit this blog's most viewed posts. Check back each week!

Re-posted from December 16, 2011

Web site: http://chronicle.com/blogs/profhacker/

The ProfHacker blog contains all things pertaining to technology and its effects on higher education. This blog is written by many authors and editors Monday-Friday. The website prides itself its dedication to pedagogy, productivity, technology and the intersection of all of these in higher education.

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Best of: Best Kids Educational Websites

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While this blogger takes a much needed break, I will revisit this blog's most viewed posts. Check back each week!

Re-posted from March 2, 2012

Website: http://kidseducationalwebsites.blogspot.com/

Education website reviews and the newest educational tools are featured on this blog. You can search by category and keyword for the best tools for your classroom.

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The Salary Reporter

Website: http://blogs.payscale.com/salary_report_kris_cowan/

This blog focuses on the newest data reported in salaries, job interview techniques, the changing workforce, and much more! Many writers come together to compile the best articles for your pay scale questions.

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Tips for Injecting New Technology on Campus

Website: http://campustechnology.com/Articles/2008/03/10-Tips-for-Injecting-New-Technology-into-Your-Campus.aspx

This article, written by the IT Services Director at San Diego State University, explains the 10 following tips for technology integration:

1)    Move quickly, before preferences are staked out.

2)    Make the selection process inclusive of students, faculty, and staff.

3)    Do the product research.

4)    Save time by skipping the pilot if you can.

5)    Get creative to gather feedback.

6)    Take your input to the vendor.

7)    Remember past integration issues.

8)    Keep the initial adopters small.

9)    Be ready to transition support when you reach a tipping point in adoption.

10) Remember your goal.

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