New lesson
Welcome to the twelfth episode of the Teacher’s Corner Screencast.
I am very happy to finally publish another lesson of my regular screencast series on technologies that are useful for teaching and learning. In recent lessons I covered applications like FotoMagico, DEVONthink or Crossword Forge among others as well as web services like LEO, the online dictionary.
In this lesson I am going to explain how to build efficient queries with DEVONagent, the intelligent search agent by DEVONtechnologies. In addition to that, I'll also take a look at how to use DEVONthink as an RSS-Reader.
Links
If you want to download the applications, go to DEVONtechnologies products page.
You can find an overall introduction to DEVONagent at the DEVONacademy. I recommend you to watch this tutorial first if you have never heard of DEVONagent before.
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New Lesson
Welcome to the eleventh episode of the Teacher’s Corner Screencast.
I am very happy to finally publish another lesson of my regular screencast series on technologies that are useful for teaching and learning. In recent lessons I covered applications like FotoMagico, DEVONthink or Crossword Forge among others as well as web services like LEO, the online dictionary.
In this lesson I am going to introduce Disc Cover to you. Disc Cover is a cool disc labelling software for Mac OS X, which allows you to create stunning labels for CDs, DVDs and VHS cassettes. This lesson has been sponsored by BeLight Software.
If you want to download the application, go to BeLight Software
Feedback wanted
Please join the forum and tell me what you think of this show. I'd really appreciate your feedback.
Support Teacher's Corner
Although this is a free screencast and you aren't forced to pay a single cent to get high quality screencasts, you can now support Teacher's Corner by using my affiliate links to various Amazon Stores around the world. This won't cost you any extra money, but will bring me some cents to pay my webhosting bills. To access my affiliate links, please go to the Teacher's Corner Support Page.
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A new screencast on the new features of DEVONthink Pro Office
New lesson on FotoMagico
New lesson on Crossword Forge
New lesson on LEO, the online dictioniary
Welcome
to the second episode of the Teacher's Corner
Screencast.
Teacher's Corner is a website created by a teacher
(myself) for other teachers, for students and for
everyone willing to learn. It provides you with
interesting, captivating and sometimes entertaining
lessons, tutorials and fully fledged courses on
software, the internet and technology in general. I
addition to that, another section of this website
will offer short lessons snippets on learning
English in the future.
In this
episode I introduce you to LEO, an online
dictionary that translates between German and
English, German and French, and German and Spanish.
You'll learn everything you need to know on how to
handle LEO's web interface. Also, I'll cover
several ways of integrating LEO with your favorite
browser and with LaunchBar, a multi purpose utility
for the Macintosh.
Known issues:
There
are some minor flaws in this show. None of them is
a showstopper, so I chose to publish the show
anyway:
– Minor language flaws: If you find them:
Please ignore them. If not: Never mind. 
– Minor artifacts while recording. I am not
quite sure why they are there, since they don't
show up in the source clips I recorded with SnapZ
Pro. Maybe Final Cut Pro has some compatibility
issues with those source clips' format. I
definitely have to look at this for the next show.
– Although the sound quality has been
improved considerably compared to previous show, it
is not perfect yet. The volume changes slightly
from time to time.
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this show.
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