Issue: 7:28

July 9, 2013

 

File Pigeon                

      

I wanted to just touch base very quickly with one of the coolest websites out there in a long time. While I was working with a great group of teachers in Ohio last week, one of them showed me this site as a way for us to pass our paper slide video files. It was so easy that I asked one of the other teachers to send me a video I had erased from the camera and he sent it to me with ease. You've got to try it! This "tuesdays" is short and sweet intentionally. 

 

 

A creative website
 
 
                        

 

One of the biggest dilemmas for teachers who work with student projects is trying to gather them. Sometimes they are stuck on a camera and they can only get the video off with software at home. Other times they are presentations that are very large and won't email due to size restrictions and at times thumb drives just plain run out of space and there's not another one to be found. File Pigeon is a FREE service (and we always love FREE!) where you only need a file and an email to send it to. It doesn't get any easier than that. The simplicity of the site makes it highly recommendable even for students because you do not have to make an account and remember passwords and such. File Pigeon does offer a paid service, but you can do everything you need without creating an account or paying a fee. Great job, File Pigeon. Students and teachers everywhere thank you!

 

An encouragement

I would like to encourage you to try File Pigeon right now. It's so simple that you are not even going to believe it. Go ahead. If you want someone to send a file to that you won't be bothering, send it to me or better yet, just send a good sized file to yourself. Whichever way you try it, just try it! Even if you are a Dropbox users or other online storage deal, File Pigeon takes away any and all tracking of files and you'll never fill up the space because you don't have an account!


How do you do that?

 

 

I would like to encourage you to try File Pigeon right now. It's so simple that you are not even going to believe it. Go ahead. If you want someone to send a file to that you won't be bothering, send it to me or better yet, just send a good sized file to yourself. Whichever way you try it, just try it! Even if you are a Dropbox users or other online storage deal, File Pigeon takes away any and all tracking of files and you'll never fill up the space because you don't have an account!

 

How do you do that?

 

How do you use File Pigeon? It has only 3 easy steps:

  1. Click the Browse button and search for a file on your computer.
    1. You can even drag the file right onto the screen (pretty cool.)
  2. Type in a email address.
  3. Click Send.

Is that unreal? There hasn't been anything this simple in as long as I been passing electronic files. I am an official File Pigeon user! Grace and peace to you this testing season.


 

 

 

 

What is "tuesdays with Karen"?


"tuesdays with Karen" is a weekly newsletter/blog designed to encourage, equip and empower teachers to be creative with educational technology. Please add your technology comments to my
"tuesdays with Karen" blog. 
 
As always, I am
Ubiquitously yours,
Karen

 

Spider in the Florida Everglades
Karen C. Seddon
www.ecubedcreative.com
tuesdayswithkaren.blogspot.com
tuesdayswithkaren@gmail.com
http://the16-9movement.blogspot.com/
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tuesdays
In This Issue
A creative website
An encouragment
How do you do that?
A proverb

A proverb

"Remember, time is money." 

 

Ben Franklin 



An image to share
 USB drive
    

 A common USB drive. 



Favorite websites ...

File Pigeon
Haiku Deck
Power2Teach
Answer Garden
Fair Use Evaluator
CBL
Reach Out & Read
Digital Learning Day
Kathy Schrock
PhotoPeach
Google's Cultural Institute
Rock Our Word
KenKen
Media Literacy Clearinghouse
Read, Write, Think
Tech4Learning
Student Voice
Paper blogging
Multiple Intelligence Test
Talk to Me
Splashtop
Rock-It speakers
Scale of the Universe
iPad Livebinder
Bibme
Library 2.0
Science 360
Studyladder
Go2Web2.0  
Animaps
 
9.11

AudioPal 
iCivics
 

ipadio   

LiveBinders 

Doceri 

NASA's Image Gallery 

Popplet 

Evernote

Zoey's Room
Finance in the Classroom
Fotopedia 

Khan Academy
Photovisi
Museum Box

The Common Good Forecaster  

Google Earth 

UJAM 

Symbaloo.edu 

Google Science Fair 

Stossel in the Classroom
Word Sift 

Free Technology for Teachers
BibMe
FCITL
Tammy Worcester
Vocaroo
Furly
Discovery Education
Scott Kinney

Lee Kolbert  

Friday Institute
Dr. Lodge McCammon
samples videos (DEN event)
Epson
Hall Davidson handouts
Glogster
Google translator
Gail Lovely
The ART Zone
Storybird
Kidblog
ISTE Standards
Invention at Play
Kerpoof
FlockDraw
SimplyBox
Leslie Fisher
Google Docs
Meg Ormiston
Meg's Google wiki
Google 411
YouTube
SketchUp
Tammy's Cool Web Tools
Jing
Jam Studio
vozMe
Imagination Cubed
Odosketch
My Avatar Editor
Classtools
Skitch (Mac only)
Google maps
Google docs
Educators Royal Treatment
Steve Dembo
Let Me Google That For You!
Blabberize
edublogs
Twitter4Teachers
Edmodo
Simply Stephanie blog
Gaggle.net 
Poll Everywhere
Quia
Moodle
Big Hug Labs
Free Rice
freepoverty
Diigo
Wordle
Voki
Library of Congress
KitZu