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Add new items if you find something innovative / effective.
 * New and Innovative Programs:** Worth a look. Distribute information to other programs:

Bookmarks! Keeping bookmarks straight between computers can be a hassle. Wired Magazine published some alternatives:

http://howto.wired.com/wiredhowtos/index.cgi?page_name=manage_your_bookmarks;action=display;category=Work

How to set up a meeting time -[| http://doodle.ch/] "Michael Näf’s web application is an //extremely// simple tool for fixing a seemingly simple problem: //at what common time and date are multiple people available for a call or meeting?// It accomplishes this by emailing participants and asking them to visit a web page where they can choose all their available times from any number of suggestions that the host has laid out. The results are tallied, the winning time emerges, and you’re ready to block the time on everyone’s calendars." source: [|43folders.com]
 * Submitted by: Alex Sheets**

Screencast tools: [|iShowU] & [|OmniDazzle]. More resources & tutorials [|here].
 * Submitted by: Alex Sheets**

OmniOutliner is an app that comes with OSX, I believe. This app would be a great help for students to take notes during class, especially if we go 1:1. Check it out: "[|OmniOutliner] is arguably the Photoshop of the note-taking industry; it's endowed with a plethora of powerful abilities that are wrapped in a well-designed experience, and it wears many hats for its many users." ([|source]) Check out these screencast [|tutorials].
 * Submitted by: Alex Sheets**

In looking ahead to the laptop rollout for Faculty, many may want to check out [|this guide] for making the switch from Windows to Mac. -Alex

[|Task List] is an app designed for students to manage their time and scholastic responsibilities. Think: plan book for a laptop.
 * Submitted by: Alex Sheets**

http://www.devon-technologies.com/products/desktoptransporter/ This product is more for the server tech guys. It's a Remote Access app for OSX which uses Bonjour. No port numbers.
 * Submitted by: Alex Sheets**

This little app keeps my fingers on the keypad & less time navigating with the mouse. Essentially, you open the app with a simple command (ctrl + space) and type a word. Quicksilver then offers you an option to open the folder, application, document, or whatever you're looking for.
 * [|http://quicksilver.blacktree.com]**
 * Submitted by: Alex Sheets**

Submitted by: Dave Miceli** Wireless handheld unit for students for taking tests or surveys. Provides instant feedback, charting, individual statitstics: [|http://www.iclicker.com]
 * iClicker:

Submitted by: Bruce Regan, Kevin Morrison, Adam Provost** 3D design: CAD, Drawing, Geometry, Incredible models in a digital warehouse for download. Integrates with the [|Google Earth] program (which is also free). Easy to use. Fantastic tutorials. Free and professional verisons version: [|http://www.sketchup.com] The pro verison is free to educators, and very reasonable for labs and individual licenses.
 * Google Sketchup:

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