- 16 April 2009 - we'll forego them today to work on databases
- 14 April 2009 - let's keep track of who has shared stuff with us
- 09 April 2009 - Claire Chen showed us Widgetbox and YouSendIt
- 07 April 2009 - Dave Joyner showed us two ways to draw ER diagrams without having to resort to Microsoft Visio.
- 02 April 2009 - Lauren Passarella showed us a site that discovers things for us and shares them
- 31 March 2009 - Paul Rhee showed us how we can keep up with sports on TV on our laptops
- 26 March 2009 - we focused on our spreadsheets
- 24 March 2009 - Nick Bitove showed us World Clock, a stats site that might be useful
- 19 March 2009 - Kathryn Lewis showed us a very useful web tool, Zamzar.
- 17 March 2009 - Harrison Lee introduced us to Ubiquity
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March 2009 - Spencer McCormick showed us two today
- The first was IPTools which is site that combines a lot of the tools like TraceRoute that we used in Unix into one easy to use site.
- The second website was TheSixyOne which is a music website where all the music is uploaded from the artist, so if you register you can download most of it for free!
- 03 March 2009 - we'll forego them today to allow us more time to work on our documents
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26 February 2009 - we had two today
- Uttara Kale showed us Indaba Music, a social networking website for musicians interested in collaborating on music projects online
- Beth Sams showed us a compilation of all things popular on the web and a site which allows you to remotely run your computer on another
- 24 February 2009 - Camie Lauria showed us two sites - an "ebay for shipping" site and an application that creates "to-do" lists
- 19 February 2009 - Bolu Adeyeye shwed us Google Trends (a site they formerly called Google Zeitgeist). You can read more about it in a Wikipedia entry.
- 17 February 2009 - unless someone really wants to show us something today, I won't ask for a volunteer so that you will have more time to work together on your web sites.
- 12 February 2009 - Miguel Bejarano introduced us to UNIX time
- 10 February 2009 - Drew Waddell was volunteered and he showed us a website on the workings of our athletic department and the current state of the program
- 05 February 2009 - Matt Levine showed us Speedtest, an online broadband connection test. See also his blog posting.
- 03 February 2009 - Eric Helke was volunteered, and he showed us 22 Most Useful Free Applications. He also offered some thoughts on a few of his personal favorites at his blog posting.
- 29 January 2009 - Ben George showed us Guerrilla mail, PC Screen Capture, Youtube Downloader.
- 27 January 2009 - Kathryn Lewis showed us Photosynth at work during the Inauguration. There is a link to a video of it on her blog posting and you also might find intersting the video of Blaise Aguera y Arcas: Jaw-dropping Photosynth demo when he presented it to a group of opinion makers at an annual confererence.
- 22 January 2009 - Miguel Bejarano showed us how to use Google's cache to find things we need.
- 20 January 2009 - Harrison Lee showed us the website for the Tor Project, an anonymizing tool that hides one's IP address through a network of routers run by volunteers. He added some more about it in his blog posting.
- 15 January 2009 - Lucas Wood showed us the Internet Archive, a way to see how things were or used to be (in this case, I wanted to see commentaries that had been made on KPIG in the past, but which are no longer available on the KPIG site). You might find the Wikipedia entry interesting as well, especially the part on the Wayback Machine.
- 13 January 2009 - Rob Moore (from a previous class) showed the email riddler, one way to simultaneously give people an email link to reach you while hiding that link from spam link harvesters.
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