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- Cool Websites and Tools [August 12th]
- ProProfs Toolset – Easy Educational Tools for Teachers and Tutors
- 6 Fun Safari Browser Extensions To Start With
- How To Block Internet Explorer From Accessing The Internet
- Hot Tech Deals [Aug 12th]
- How To Enable & Use The New Google Multiple Sign-In Feature
- How To Protect Yourself From The Facebook Stalkers Out There
- Use Pictomio To Organize & Geotag Your Photos For Easier Finding
- 3 Creative Ways To Say Thank You With Online Gifts
- 3 Great Linux Radio Apps To Discover Great New Music [Linux]
| Cool Websites and Tools [August 12th] Posted: 12 Aug 2010 08:31 PM PDT
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| ProProfs Toolset – Easy Educational Tools for Teachers and Tutors Posted: 12 Aug 2010 06:30 PM PDT
Today’s set of tools will make anyone’s learning super-engaging: whether you have (or plan) kids or you want to earn some cash by tutoring someone, the tools will come in handy. ProProfs, the site we have mentioned a couple of times on MUO already, has a variety of free educational apps and games which need a closer look. The toolset has been featured on various powerful educational portals including TheJournal, Assett and Profy. Unlike our previous reviews of the tool features, this one will focus on the educational value of the free web apps. 1. QuizzesApart from creating fun personality quizzes to engage and entertain your blog visitors, ProProfs Quiz Maker can be used for educational purposes.  Idea: The tool is perfect for assessing people’s knowledge of the topic as well as identifying “weak” areas: where most people tend to err.Sample educational quizzes:
Creating a quiz might take you a bit of time (simply because you need to provide questions and several answers for each). So before creating the quiz using the tool I usually draft the quiz structure in Excel and once I have all the info, complete the form. The very first step is to provide the quiz name, description and your questions (with answers). The quiz allows to choose between various types of question types: “Multiple answers”, “True/False”, “Fill in the blanks”, “Essay type”. The best thing is that you can make each question interactive by adding images or embedding video:
Then you will need to set the result type; the tool supports:
Here’s an example of letter grading settings (you can also set the max time and configure the certificate settings):
2. FlashcardsFlashcards section allows to create your own flashcards as well as browse through already created ones in various categories. Idea: Easily summarize and organize complex material to let kids always have it by hand (print and download your flashcards for further reference).Sample flashcard: French verbs Creating a flashcard is fun: you can use images, formatting and various colors to visualize your data sets more effectively:
3. Brain GamesBesides interactive fun games, ProProf’s Brain Games section allows to create several types of fun word games including:
Idea: You can get your kids easier remember the spelling of new words by creating a crossword and letting them take it several times in a row. The crossword will vary the words each time it’s reloaded.Sample crossword: Superheroes Creating a word game really takes seconds. All you need is the concept and words in mind. After that it’s just the matter of copy-pasting: the software will create a puzzle of that itself:
And here’s our cute little MUO-authors crossword which took us two seconds to create:
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| 6 Fun Safari Browser Extensions To Start With Posted: 12 Aug 2010 04:31 PM PDT
While the list might be short, there are already many good and useful extensions that you can install. All you need to do is just point your browser to the gallery and install them. Upgrade & UpdatesBut first things first. Before you can use any of these extensions, you should upgrade your Safari to version 5, and enable extensions from within the “Preferences – Extensions” pane.
The pane is also the place for you to enable or disable individual extensions. Select one of the extensions and check/uncheck the “Enable name_of_extension” box. If you are one of the early adopters and you haven’t got the chance to peek at your Extensions library for a while, you might find several updates inside.
Click “Install All Updates” button to get all the necessary updates, and check the “Install Updates Automatically” box if you don’t want to be bothered with manual updates in the future. Finally, clicking the “Get Extensions” button will bring you to the official Safari Extensions Page.
Having Fun With ExtensionsAfter browsing through the list, I decided to list some extensions which I personally think falls into the “fun” category.
As an additional note at the end, I just want to add that the process of installing these extensions is far easier if you do it from the Safari Extensions Gallery page as everything will be done automatically.
And as I’ve mentioned above, the list is based on my personal subjective opinion. Since the term “fun” is different from one person to another; feel free to browse around, pick your own fun extensions, and share them with us using the comments below. Got Questions? Ask Them Now FREE on MakeUseOf Answers!
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| How To Block Internet Explorer From Accessing The Internet Posted: 12 Aug 2010 02:31 PM PDT
What if you simply want to block all of Windows Internet access from Internet Explorer, but you still want to allow any other browser or Internet application to work?
Modify Internet Explorer To Use A Proxy ServerThe first step in this two step process is to trick Internet Explorer into accessing the Internet using a dummy proxy server. By default your LAN settings in IE are usually set up to automatically detect your Internet connection settings. We’re going to change that. First, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Connections -> LAN Settings.
First, uncheck “Automatically detect settings” and select the option to use a proxy server. Set the address to some dummy IP followed by port 80. It doesn’t matter what you use, just make sure it isn’t a real server. Or, another option I’ve seen some school network administrators do is to configure a proxy server that’s set up to serve an internal webpage that says something along the lines of “You’ve reached the end of the Internet.” The students may not laugh – but at least you’ll get a chuckle! Click OK, go back to IE and try to browse the web. You’ll see the following error.
Nice! Mission accomplished right? Wrong! All a clever little eight-year old girl needs to do is open up the Internet Options, click on “Automatically detect settings” and she’s back in business. Don’t think an eight-year old could do that? Well she did. So the next step is to disable every user’s ability to tweak the IE Internet options settings. Disable Internet Options In The Control PanelTo do this, click Start -> Run and type “Regedit.exe“.
Go to My Computer/HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Policies/Microsoft/Internet Explorer/Restrictions. You may have to create the Internet Explorer and Restrictions keys if they aren’t already there. Then, create a new DWORD called “NoBrowserOptions” and set it equal to 1. Now, restart Internet Explorer. You still won’t be able to browse anywhere, because it’s defaulting to the proxy server. So, go ahead and try to access Tools -> Internet Options. Your little ones will be faced with the following warning.
This effectively blocks most normal users from accessing the Internet through IE. An especially clever user will just go to the Control Panel and enable the Internet Options that way, so you’ll also need to disable those control panel settings in the registry as well.
Go to My Computer/HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Policies/Microsoft/Internet Explorer/Control Panel (or create the key if you have to). I’ve added several policy restrictions to the control panel, but the important one here is the DWORD ConnectionsTab. Setting this to 1 will disable the Connections tab in the control panel, so the user can’t change the Internet settings from the proxy you set up.
You’ve completely blocked IE from accessing the Internet, and the only thing that a clever user could do to fix it is to find the right registry keys and fix them. So, this won’t block a seasoned geek, but it’ll at least keep your kids from opening up the wrong browser! Be warned that there are some Internet applications that make use of the connection settings in your Internet Options. Most applications allow you to configure proxy settings from within the app itself, but not all – so if any of your Internet apps don’t work after you lock down IE, this is probably why. Have you ever had the need to block IE from accessing the Internet? Does this technique work for your application? Share your own experiences and how you have blocked your own Windows Internet Explorer access to the Internet. Image Credit: Florin Florea Hey Facebookers, make sure to check out MakeUseOf page on Facebook. Over 24,000 fans already!
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| How To Enable & Use The New Google Multiple Sign-In Feature Posted: 12 Aug 2010 12:31 PM PDT
Until very recently, you had to resort to various hacks, tools or different browsers if you wanted to use multiple Google accounts at a given time. However, now there is an official Google way, which allows you to sign into multiple accounts at the same time.
To Enable Multiple Sign-in
Use Multiple Sign-in
Once you are successfully logged into the second account you will be able to view each of them in the same drop down menu and switch back and forth between the accounts with a simple click. The Pros & ConsAs always there are some pros and cons that you should consider when you choose to enable multiple sign in. First off, the biggest advantage is the fact that you don’t have to rely on third party tools, different browsers or the incognito mode to sign into different accounts. Having such a feature coming straight out of Google’s machines is a lot more reliable. You can easily have two Gmails or two Google Calendars (or any other supported) accounts open in separate tabs in the same browser, which is a lot better and more productive. All you have to do is load Gmail in two tabs and then switch accounts in one of the tabs. The obvious shortcomings of the feature is that it is not available for all Google Products at this moment. In particular it is limited to Gmail, Calendar, Reader, Code, Voice and Sites, which if you ask me covers pretty much all of the products where you might want to use multiple sign ins often. Another potential pitfall is the fact that enabling multiple sign-in disables offline Gmail and Calendar functionality, which is something you should keep in mind, if you use these products offline. I Need Multiple Sign In On Other ProductsYeah, we hear you. Chances are you might want to use multiple Google accounts with other products as well. For such cases, your options are essentially the same that you had before Google came along with this offering, namely:
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| How To Protect Yourself From The Facebook Stalkers Out There Posted: 12 Aug 2010 11:31 AM PDT
The answer basically comes down to not just relying on the technical safety settings alone. The security settings are very important but they are not all that important. What do I mean? I mean that you have to watch your own back. There are some principles you must abide by if you are to really keep yourself safe from Facebook stalkers in the social networking community we call Facebook. Check The Security SettingsThese are still a wall of defense that should not be ignored. Mahendra wrote an awesome article highlighting 10 solid tips to safeguard your Facebook privacy. In his article he shares many good tips on how to set the privacy settings to where you want them. Get A Handle On Your FriendsAnother tip Mahendra gives is to organize your friends into lists giving you more flexible privacy controls.
Good advice. You need to go through your friends and see how well you know and trust each one. Only Add People That You KnowSome people will almost add anyone as a friend. As Ryan wrote in his article, people are more willing to add someone if they share some friends. It’s either peer pressure or that they feel more secure if other friends can “vouch” for them. If you don’t know someone, don’t add them. Verify Those Who Say You Know ThemWhat about when people pretend to be your friends, like in Ryan’s article? Make sure you know they are who they say they are. Give them the fifth degree. If they are offended just because you’re trying to be safe, that’s not your problem. Ask them something only they would know. Send a few messages back and forth to make sure you’re both on the same page. Be Careful About Long Lost FriendsWe all know that there are several levels of “friends.” This is one reason Mahendra’s advice about friend lists is important. On your list of friends you have everything from that dude you walked by that one time back 20 years ago in college all the way to your closest relative that you eat breakfast with every day. Go back to Mahendra’s article and tweak your privacy settings accordingly. Also, every time you post an update you can control who sees that update. You can choose individuals or lists that can or cannot see that update. Use this feature! I use it all the time for showing updates to certain people. Check it out…
Realize That Anything Online Is Not Truly SafeWhat if a friend wanted to share something that was protected with someone else? They can still do this. They can even copy and past whole conversations and send them to people. There are programs (such as Bloom mentioned in this article) that aid in downloading whole photo albums which will give people the ability to post your photos wherever they see fit.
What’s my point? Follow this principle: If there is something you do not want spread about, do not post it online, anywhere. Also, realize that someone using Ryan’s method could use anything you post against you to make you think they’re someone you know. The only precautions you can take against Facebook Stalkers is to be careful what you share and be aware of the methods being used against you. These three areas of safety concern should help you begin your journey to being safe from predators on Facebook. Facebook is a useful tool and a fun one too. Unfortunately it can be a dangerous one too. I urge you to treat your online dealings in much the same way you treat your offline dealings. What I mean by this is that often we know better than to let a stranger in our house (locks, asking who they are, etc.) but we forget these same principles online. What other tips could you share to keep us safe from online stalkers on Facebook? Follow MakeUseOf on Twitter. Includes cool extras.
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| Use Pictomio To Organize & Geotag Your Photos For Easier Finding Posted: 12 Aug 2010 10:31 AM PDT
The memory of a family trip to Seattle will likely be easier to conjure if someone asks you about Seattle specifically than if you were asked about the vacation your family took on 7/21/1986. Enter geotagging.
Geotagging With PictomioThe first time you run Pictomio you will be prompted with a display that asks you to sync the time of your camera with the time displayed on-screen. Go ahead and do this now if the camera is handy. If it isn’t, just ask Pictomio to remind you later using the drop-down menu at the bottom of the prompt. Pictomio will by default open to the “File System” menu. This displays your Windows media folders including Pictures, Videos and Documents folders. Obviously we’re most interested in the Pictures folder for this program, so you can open that by simply double-clicking the folder. Alternatively, you can use the file tree on the left side of the program to navigate.
Unless you have a camera that can geotag photos (in which case I envy you) there won’t be any geotag information on any of your photos, but you can add it as you desire. For example, I took a trip out to Tillamook, Oregon a few years back. To geotag photos, you first need to open the folder the photos are in. Once you have done that, look for the Map tab at the very top of the program. It will be the tab furthest to the right. Pictomio can use either Google Maps or Microsoft Virtual Earth to display map data, and the choice is yours. Once you’ve decided a map of the world will open. At the bottom of the map is a search bar. You can use this to find a location or, if you already know where the location is on a map, simply zoom in. The photos in the folder you’ve selected will appear at the top of the map. To geotag the photos, simply drag-and-drop the photos to the desired location. You can do this one at a time or geotag a whole stack of photos. Geotagging does require that data be written to your photos, so Pictomio will display a prompt above your photo thumbnails asking for permission. The photo geotag information won’t be saved unless you give it. The data is written as an extension to your photos. This means that the geotag data that you’ve added should now be accessible by any program that can make use of geotags.
Once you have a set of photos geotagged you can browse them on the map. Clicking on a photo will bring up a thumbnail carousel view that displays all of the geotagged photos at that location. The way geotag locations are bundled together is relative to your perspective. If you zoom out from an area all of the photos geotagged to the same area will be bundled into one stack on your map.
ConclusionThe information here is not a complete list of everything Pictomio can do. Besides being able to add geotags, Pictomio is a complete photo album program with a number of organization options besides geotagging. It is also possible to create “trips” that are based off stored GPS data combined with dates and times. This feature is only available to people with GPS-enabled cameras, however – if you have such a device and you’ve used this functionality let us know if you liked it. If you want to know more about how to geotag photos, Saikat has shown you how to geotag your Flickr photos and Mark has shown you how to geotag your photos so they appear on Google Maps & Google Earth. How do you geotag your photos? Got Questions? Ask Them Now FREE on MakeUseOf Answers!
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| 3 Creative Ways To Say Thank You With Online Gifts Posted: 12 Aug 2010 09:31 AM PDT
Well, for one you can skip rushing through the city. What do you think online shopping was invented for? Exactly, to save time, be lazy, and shop from home (or work). So why not organize your ‘Thank You’ gift online? If you’re thinking ‘Amazon voucher’ STOP! A voucher is like giving cash. It’s just plain lazy and not very creative. Let me show you some nice alternatives. 1. Write a LetterSometimes, a ‘Thank You’ is all about creating something personal and special. It doesn’t need to be expensive. A letter is something very unique and personal. And if you wish to thank someone who doesn’t have or regularly use their computer it’s your only option. So how is a letter a gift you can send online? Well, check out the sites below.
1HrMail
A service that sends your letter anywhere in the world. You could handwrite the letter, scan it, attach it, and send an attachment only letter. So your grandma can still receive a handwritten letter from you, even though you had to rush and skip going to the post office. You can attach PDF, Word, Excel, and Powerpoint files, so you could also attach pictures. theMailMonsterIt essentially works the same as 1HrMail, but letters to the US and Australia are free. They also deliver to the UK, New Zealand, Canada, and China. PostfulPostful provides all the features of 1HrMail and lets you send postcards with your own photos. Unfortunately, the postcard service is US only, while letters can be sent to anywhere in the world. This is one of the most creative ways to say thank you quickly and easily. L-MailYet another service to send real letters initiated online. This one is different because you can send Braille and audio letters. TelegramstopTelegramstop is interesting because it lets you send mail to the future, i.e. with a custom delivery date. You can attach photos and the letter will look like an actual old-fashioned telegram. The also have a “send many” option for wedding or other event invitations. They include a luggage tag and envelope, which allow your guests to RSVP. It’s quite unique! 2. Mmmm FoodEveryone needs to eat, so why not gift delicious edibles? Chocolate, tea, coffee, fruit, whatever you know they love makes a great ‘Thank You’ gift! Below are some suggestions, but depending on where you live, you may have to hit up Google and find alternatives.
MyMuesliMyMuesli let’s you create a custom Muesli mix. They offer more than 75 ingredients. Accepted payment methods include credit card, mpass, and PayPal. The service is available in the US. To receive deliveries to the UK, Germany, Netherlands, and Switzerland, visit their German website. Chocri (US) & Chocri (Europe)
Your friend is not a fan of cereals, but loves chocolate? Then check out Chocri, where you can design your own chocolate bar. The chocolate is hand-made in Germany and shipped to you year round. Gift certificates are available, too. Chocri delivers to France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, and the US. Deliveries to Canada are available upon request via the US website. Please use the respective link above. GiftBasketsGift baskets are a great way to say ‘Thank You’ and allow for a lot of creative freedom. You can assemble various food items, make a spa package, or a collection of tea and related items. GiftBasket.com has it all pre-assembled, so you won’t have to worry about the details. They even have a Kosher Basket. GiftBasket ships to the US and offers international shipping for many of their products. 3. Don’t Know Their Address?So you have all those wonderful gift ideas, but you actually don’t know where they live? Despair not! You can still surprise them with a gift. There are many gift shopping sites that will use social networks to politely ask the recipient for their address and then deliver. They are the middle man, so you won’t have to ask for or know their address.
TigerBowTigerBow can send gifts through Facebook, eMail, Twitter, or Facebook. The gift selection includes books, chocolate, cheese, gift baskets, flowers, and lots more. It can deliver gifts to 48 US states and cards to the rest of the world. TwegistryThis is a Twitter-specific service. It’s available in the US only. SendSocialSendSocial accepts a Twitter or Facebook ID, as well as an eMail address. It’s only half an online solution because all it does create a package label for you, with which you can then send your gift to an address anonymous to you. The label can be read by myHermes and ByBox. In other words, the service is available in the UK only. ParcelGenie
ParcelGenie works similar to TigerBow in that you select gifts from the site. It’s available on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. You can send and receive gifts in the UK, France, US, Australia. Italy, Sweden, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Portugal, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Finland, Spain, and Canada. So none of the above ideas are an option? I think you need professional help with gift ideas. This is where you can turn to:
And if that’s not enough yet, here are even more resources:
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| 3 Great Linux Radio Apps To Discover Great New Music [Linux] Posted: 12 Aug 2010 08:31 AM PDT
This is doubly true with Linux types, who tend to be geekier than most. Happily it’s perfectly possible to use your computer to get practically any radio station on your Linux computer. You could use your desktop music player to stream most online radio stations, but if you’re looking for simple radio-only web sites, read on. RadioTray Is A Simple Radio App
Naturally you’ll need to add your favorite streams to this program before it will actually be useful. Most websites offering streaming will give you access to a “.pls” file. Copy the link to this file and you can add it to RadioTray. Doing this is simple: right-click the RadioTray icon and then click “Configure radios“. You’ll then see this window:
Click “Add” to add the station of your choice. You can also remove stations you don’t want anymore or configure existing stations. Go ahead and download RadioTray. You’ll find an Ubuntu package and a source tarball for compiling on other distributions. Pithos Is Pandora On Your Linux DesktopIt’s hard to beat Pandora when it comes to Internet radio, but that doesn’t mean the service is without its flaws. The worst problem, of course, is that the web service is flash-based – a problem when combined with Linux’s less-than-perfect flash support. Enter Pithos:
This Linux app allows you to access Pandora without a browser and without flash. The result is a cool CPU and a happier you. There are a few catches, however. First: Pandora being US only, this service won’t work anywhere else. Second: I can’t seem to find installation instructions for any Linux distro besides Ubuntu. If you’re an American Ubuntu user, however, go ahead and find installation instructions for Pithos over at OMG! Ubuntu!. I’m using Pithos as I write this and am perfectly happy; sorry everyone else. Spotify For Linux
If you’re not in the United States of America you can’t use Pandora. Happily, if you happen to be in a country with access to Spotify, you’re not entirely out of luck. The Spotify team have an Ubuntu/Debian build on the market. Currently it only works for people with paid accounts, but the team is working on extending Linux Spotify to everyone eventually. Interested? Head over to the Spotify preview downloads page for instructions on installation. You’ll be able to stream music from Spotify in no time! I couldn’t try this app out because I live in America, but I’m sure you European types can give us some feedback about it in the comments below. ConclusionThese are far from the only radio apps for Linux; you could also, for example, check out Last.fm and the many applications that can stream from it. Can you think of any other cool Linux radio applications? As always, please share them in the comments below. Also be sure to suggest cool online radio stations and plans for global domination. NEW: Download MakeUseOf iPhone App. FREE!
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