For this lesson, I played around with 30 Boxes, online calendar creator. I decided on this particular tool because my husband has been asking me about creating calendars for free online. I have a Palm and use that as my calendar and upload one a week. He doesn't have an electronic calendar and this option really seems to be good for him.
I was able to get him started. If he chooses, he will be able to share his calendar with others. He can also create an RSS feed for it to be subscribed to by others. Not that he would to that, but he could.
I don't see myself using this at school/professionally. I might look more at Library Thing. I did create an account there, but it seems very involved and I haven't taken the time to load my bookshelf. Another to-do for me.
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I just posted on "Teach an Old Dog's" blog about the need to help students with time management when it comes to technology, just as we have to learn, ourselves, what are our limits. We're all different learners and organize differently and a tool that might be fabulous for one person might not meet another person's needs, and so on. It's nice to have so many options out there that we can pick and choose.
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