who is the chromebook for? a review for senior citizens, kids and students

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Archive for category Technology

the 555 graham cracker (or how to communicate a tech idea clearly)

December 5th, 2011 by Jeanne Boyarsky

We all know that sharing technical information in a clear (and ideally visually appealing way) makes it more memorable and understandable.  I saw a perfect example of it today with the electronics example of making a 555 timer. What most descriptions do Tell you what you need so you can start out with supplies. Provide [...]

jeanne’s attempt at pomodoro

September 13th, 2011 by Jeanne Boyarsky

When I work at home on personal computer projects, I have one of two problems: getting distracted from my main task by other computer things or other items that need doing around the house getting so absorbed in my task that I forget to look away from the computer causing me to get a headache [...]

who is the chromebook for? a review for senior citizens, kids and students

June 19th, 2011 by Jeanne Boyarsky

I’m getting tired of reading reviews that say the Chromebook is more limited than a netbook and therefore a waste of money.  These reviews miss the point.  Disclaimer: I haven’t touched a Chromebook – this is culled from other reviews. Who is the Chromebook for? I can think of a few target audiences for the [...]


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