Law Schools Using Drupal

RE: RE: Shiretoko or Firefox?

Also, you'll be set on the "beta" channel, so you'll get any updates to 3.5
a week or two before they're released to the general public.

See the somewhat cryptic notes in "Configuring Software Update" near the
bottom of http://kb.mozillazine.org/Software_Update

Chris

Original Message:
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From: Birch, Paul pbirch@richmond.edu
Date: Thu, 2 Jul 2009 14:25:13 -0400
To: teknoids@ruckus.law.cornell.edu
Subject: [teknoids] RE: Shiretoko or Firefox?

Answering, in part at least, my own question.

Shiretoko or Firefox?

Relatively new, as I am, to Linux (Ubuntu) as a desktop environment...

When I wanted to upgrade my Firefox to 3.5 a couple days ago, I took the route of installing the Shiretoko 3.5 build instead of Firefox itself.

Friday Fun: Early Tuesday Musical Edition

Worth passing along: http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1913584

Expect lengthy review from all you theater majors out there.

Elmer.
Yes, I do have real work to do....

Firefox 3.5 is out

Folks,
Firefox 3.5 is out of beta. If you're a FF user, you really need this
upgrade. Visit www.mozilla.com for the download. Most extensions and
plugins have been upgraded, so there is no reason to wait. I've been
using 3.5 for a over a month and it is a lot faster, uses less
resources, and is more stable than previous releases.
If you're still stuck on Internet Explorer, do yourself a favor and
try Firefox now.

Elmer.

Fwd: [WebAIM] [Fwd: National Federation of the Blind and American Council of the Blind File Discrimination Suit Against Arizona State University]

For those schools looking to get on the Kindle bandwagon see this message.

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Subject: National Federation of the Blind and American Council of the
Blind File Discrimination Suit Against Arizona State University
From:    "Lissner, Scott"
Date:    Fri, June 26, 2009 1:34 pm
To:      DSSHE-L@LISTSERV.BUFFALO.EDU
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National Federation of the Blind and American Council of the Blind File
Discrimination Suit Against Arizon

software update - annotation of streaming media!

Thanks to everyone who tried out the software and to those who provided comments..

I've made a few more changes to the code (and shortened the url to help those who had issues before)..

note the highlighting of tags now as the video "passes" through them..

comments would be most appreciated..

http://camlaw.rutgers.edu/av-request/4072/c1cc8592d7/a/eaebc477f1

p.s. this works on my mac, ymmv

Thanks everyone!

Tom

This is from CALIcon98

This is a test of some video from the old days, yanked forward into a new era on a new platform.

[video]

Windows Terminal Services CAL question

For those of you making Terminal Services available to faculty, staff and/or
students, how do you manage the CALs? Per user or device?

Per user seems to be a problem if you don't want to license everyone - I
guess you just enable it for those requiring it, and then revoke it when
they no longer do (ie clinic students)? Is it even possible to
remove/reassign CALS from a user to reuse on another?

Per device seems crazy to me.

Results of Survey on Educational Technology Staffing and Job Descriptions in US Law Schools

Hello everyone,
The results of the survey on Ed Tech staffing were presented at CALI last
week. Below is a link to the results (in PowerPoint format) as well as
copies of some job descriptions collected.

Thanks to all who contributed to this survey!

http://w.cali.org/conference/session/72

Irene

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