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Office add on saves you time if you use Moodle
Moodle is a free elearning content management software program. It does take a great deal of time to set it up because you need to upload your Office files to Moodle. Now, Microsoft has made that job easier with their new Office Add on. With it you can save directly into Moodle. Here are the instructions on how to use. Just change the URL you use for your Moodle site. 1. Go to this site and download and install the software. http://www.educationlabs.co... ......

Posted On Thursday, April 8, 2010 9:21 AM

Kudos ODUG
Today marks the day when the Orlando DotNetNuke User group officially has 200 members. It was a year and half ago that I started this group with about 7 members who came and met on a Saturday morning to discuss issues relating to the best open source web portal, DotNetNuke. Will Strohl was there along with a co-worker. Will has been a great member and now great leader of the group. More recently, Will was in charge of putting together the Day of DotNetNuke held last month at the Microsoft Office ......

Posted On Wednesday, July 1, 2009 4:42 PM

DotNetNuke Community Edition 4.9.3 New Release Features
Major Highlights Add Office 2007 File Extensions to default allowable file extensions in Host Settings Add reference to SQL Server 2008 to Install Wizard to make it clear that SQL Server 2008 is supported Moved Whats New Module/Page to Host menu as it contains content which is not applicable to the Administrator Corrected a problem with "Auto" installation option which would occur when using a non-dbo database user Inline updates to Text/HTML were not HTML encoded when stored in the database App_Browser ......

Posted On Tuesday, April 7, 2009 4:31 PM

Orlando Code Camp coming up soon
Here's what's happening: Attendees: 428 Sessions: 73 Speakers: 49 Tracks: 15 Sessions: ASP.NET Make your Data Dance with ASP.NET Dynamic Databy Shawn Weisfeld + Show Description ASP.NET Dynamic Data is a framework that lets you create data-driven ASP.NET Web applications easily. It does this by automatically discovering data-model metadata at run time and deriving UI behavior from it. A scaffolding framework provides a functional Web site for viewing and editing data. You can easily customize the ......

Posted On Thursday, March 12, 2009 1:14 PM

Microsoft makes the right move by lowering the price of Office
Starting in mid July, Microsoft will be selling Office by subscription. Including Office will be a security software program called Live One Care. The costs will be $70 a year. Even though Google has free web based programs that compete with Office, many students and teachers still prefer to use Office. This announcement is a win win and you can purchase the product at Circuit City. Technorati Tags: Office,Microsoft,Circuit City ......

Posted On Wednesday, July 2, 2008 6:56 PM

Vista one year later
Not much hoopla this year over the one year anniversary of Vista. In fact, when I was part of the Microsoft Foots program last year which allowed me to talk to customers at a popular Best Buy in Orlando, FL there was no excitement with customers when I showed them all the new features of Vista along with the new version of Microsoft Office 2007. I often wonder if Vista will ever get accepted at all. Sure all new notebooks have Vista installed on it but what about those PC's that could upgrade to ......

Posted On Thursday, January 31, 2008 6:43 PM

Emerging Technologies in Education- Things I can talk about from the MVP Summit
I got permission from the speaker at the MVP Summit last week to blog about some of the things that I learned last week at the Microsoft MVP summit. The session that I attended was on emerging technologies in education and they talked about three products. The products covered were multipoint, steady state and grava. Today, I'll write about steady state which is also called shared computer toolkit. Computer teachers in computer labs, libarians who manage computers and school IT department will like ......

Posted On Thursday, March 22, 2007 8:53 AM

Orlando FL makes Microsoft History
Microsoft is making its way across the country to announce the new VISTA operating system, Office 2007 and other products for businesses to use. Twenty Lake Highland programmers went to the event at the Rosen Plaza Hotel in Orlando, FL and made Microsoft history. There were over three thousand in attendance at this event which was a larger crowd than in New York city. Way to go Floridians. We're ready for a change!

Posted On Friday, January 26, 2007 5:51 AM

Let’s celebrate Computer Science Education at our school
As I was walking past our school library this week I noticed that it’s Latin week. During the school year at Lake Highland Preparatory School we celebrate many events that has to do with different disciplines and I’m sure your school must as well. Days like Cinco De Mayo, Chinese New Year, etc. so I was thinking that we should do something school wide to celebrate Computer Science Education. As a member of the Faculty Advisory Board for Microsoft Corporation, my first thought was to send the group ......

Posted On Tuesday, April 18, 2006 9:00 AM

The Ultimate Video Game Experience
The Orlando Science Center is sponsoring a10-day event that will celebrate the science, art, careers, culture and fun of videogames and simulation through games, competitions, workshops, seminars, displays and much more. There will be opportunities for families, adults, kids and teens. The event is called Otronicon and for $14.95 which is considerably cheaper than I local theme parks, you can do any of the following: Play on more than 100 gaming stations, including Playstation 2, Game Cube and XBox. ......

Posted On Saturday, January 21, 2006 6:39 AM

My first dotnetnuke webcast
I am always up for doing things for the first time. Yesterday was the first time that I have ever instructed on a webcast. I am doing a series of six that I've blogged about before and it was an interesting experience for me. First off, I had no clue who was going to register for the webcast. Originally it was scheduled for high school computer science teachers and then Microsoft put it on their MSDN site. There were 125 who participated and stayed for the hour I was with them. I only wish I could ......

Posted On Wednesday, January 11, 2006 9:45 AM

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