EMBED Google Calendar in Blog

INSTRUCTIONS taken from "The blog doctor"
http://www.blogger.com/post-create.g?blogID=25722957044301115

You can embed your calendar on your website by using your calendar’s address in HTML format with the “configuration tool.” Just follow these steps:

1. Under "Calendars" in the left column, click on the down-arrow next to the appropriate calendar.
2. Select "Calendar settings." (Alternatively, click on "Manage Calendars" under "Calendars" in the left column, then click on the name of the appropriate calendar.)
3. In the “Calendar Address” section, click on the “HTML” icon. A pop-up window with your calendar's private URL will appear.
4. Click on the “configuration tool” link in the popup.
5. Carefully follow the instructions on the configuration tool page.
6. Customize the width and height to fit in your sidebar.
7. After customizing click the Update Url button after previewing the calendar at the bottom.
8. Copy the code and paste it in a Html/Javascript Page Element in the sidebar.
9. Save Template. Refresh Cache and View Blog.

Please note that you can change the amount of information available on your calendar's address by clicking on the "Change sharing settings" link in the "Calendar Address" section.

Any changes you make in your calendar are immediately reflected in the calendar in your blog.

Testing thatquiz link

This is a test to "thatquiz.org" in a group in which I have added myself as a student

9th "A" Online Practice

Testing - linking PDF files saved in Google Docs

So, this link should show a PDF document I uploaded to Google docs... let's see.

CHAT with visitors to your blog/site

Take a look! There's a chat box on the right side of my blog, connected to my Yahoo Messenger. You can use this tool to chat with visitors to your blog without either of you revealing your IM or e-mail information - if you're online, the box will allow people to choose a nickname and chat with you; if not, it will show a message of your choice.

Check it out!

NOTE: at the moment, the chat box only works when you view the blog with INTERNET EXPLORER (does not work with Mozilla Firefox, apparently there are compatibility issues).

CLASSROOM 2.0

This website is dedicated to teachers interested in using the Web 2.0 - the site itself is a great example of what the Web 2.0 can do.

The architecture is similar to Facebook or My Space or any of the social networking sites, but the specific Theme is education and collaborative technologies.

Take a look - it's VERY good.

www.classroom20.com