First in a series of podcasts on the possible combinations in subnetting using Lori’s Circle Shortcut.
Category: Technology
Detailed Explanation of the Ultimate Guide to Subnetting Using Lori’s Circle Shortcut
This podcast will give a detailed explanation on how to set up a subnetting table to subnet any class license without any memorization.
Ultimate Guide to Subnetting Shortcuts
Using a narrated PowerPoint presentation in this podcast, I describe IP Addressing and introduce “Lori’s Circle Shortcut”
Numbering Systems
This narrated PowerPoint presentation dissects our familiar decimal numbering systems to explain binary and hexadecimal formats. Conversions are explained including: using the table method, remainder method, binary to hex and hex to binary conversions.
Teachers and Students Who Game
There seems to be a divided camp between the "serious" games and the games that "entertain." Why can’t both sides see that serious games entertain, and entertaining games teach? Here are the four fundamental characteristics that need to be present for learning to be facilitated (Gibson, p. 179 in reference to Bransford, Brown, and Cockling,…
More Comfortable with People
I hate to admit it, but I have been kind of a hermit in Second Life. I know, it is supposed to be immersive and social and interactive with other avatars. My problem has been that I have good computer access around 4am CST. I find that there aren’t as many people on Second Life…
Holodeck in Second Life
After the class last week, I really want to explore creating a holodeck! I was wondering just how much you could do in a small space — like on First Land without land tier fees (512sq m). I went back to work and used one of our newest computers with our T1 connection. WOW what…
Cognititon and Gaming
As I read through Chapters 5-6 of the Gibson et al text, I collected these thoughts: 3D Learning Environments — depending upon age and computer experience; learners have different ways of understanind a 3D learning environment. For the Gen Y’ers it is second nature to them — intuitively understood. For the newest generation, I am…
New Hope for Tired Eyes!
Quite by accident, I discovered that if I held down the Ctrl key while I used the mouse scroll wheel; the text on my screen got BIGGER! I was in IE reading my webmail when I discovered this, and I will definitely be using it all the time now! I’m also going to see what…
Digital Immigrants vs. Digital Natives — I’m a Digital Pioneer!
There is talk about the “Digital Divide” in our classrooms. Digital immigrants are defined as those people who did not grow up with computers. Considering the IBM Personal Computer came into being August 12, 1981 ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_PC), digital natives would need to have been born after that time. And it was some time after that as…