by Chris Snider | Feb 18, 2014 | Digital tools
I do more photo editing on my phone than I do on my computer. That seems like a strange thing to say, but it’s true. As a parent, I now take considerably more photos with my phone than with my expensive camera. That means I’m posting those photos to...
by Chris Snider | Jan 20, 2014 | Digital information, Digital tools
Facebook’s new trending topics feature hasn’t yet rolled out to me via the desktop site. But I was happy to see trending topics appear on my mobile app this weekend. Instead of a list of trending topics (like the desktop site), the mobile version shows...
by Chris Snider | Jan 15, 2014 | Digital tools, Things I love
I’m a five-device kind of guy. I need (OK, maybe want) to be able to access content whether I’m on my laptop, phone, tablet or one of the two classroom desktop computers I use. And my favorite solution for this is Quip. Quip is a word processing tool that...
by Chris Snider | Dec 12, 2013 | Digital information, Digital tools
There’s a new(ish) social media app at the top of the App Store charts, which of course means I had to give it a try. Circle bills itself as the “most popular local network,” boasting that, “Each month, more than a million people are joining...
by Chris Snider | Nov 25, 2013 | Digital tools
Last week I wrote about my favorite apps to use along with Instagram. And this weekend I found two more that I love. PicFlow and Flipagram both let you create a slideshow of photos, add background music and then post to Instagram as a video. Each app is free, but each...
by Chris Snider | Nov 17, 2013 | Digital tools
Part of the the appeal of Instagram is it’s simplicity. But when you’re ready to explore more than just sharing photos and videos, here are seven great apps to get more out of Instagram. Instarepost Social media works better when we share the love....
