So, feeling a little bit lost, I decided to look closer at some of the 23 things and explore on my own a bit. In the process, I ran into some of the online teacher calendars. I am presently playing around with Assign-a-Day. Currently, our principal is asking us to send him our lesson plans for the week. I thought that this might be a good way to plan for myself and also allow my principal to see my plas so that I am not doubling my work.
However, while looking to continue with this endeavor I was reminded of one of the struggles that I have with all of these online tools- remembering my usernames and passwords. After three tries with delicious, I was able to login to my bookmarks so that I could find the website on our MILI page. After finding the Assign-A-Day website, it took me two tries to log in. I was wondering what others are doing to keep track of their passwords. When I'm not feeling lazy I try to put them on my blackberry, but I usually don't feel like looking up passwords on my cell phone. Plus, apparently looking at a cell phone while teaching is unprofessional.
Alright, that's all. Peace out...
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Erg, passwords. I pretty much have two usernames and two passwords that I combine and sometimes vary or add numbers to. That way it takes me a max of four tries if I can't remember, but usually I can guess more quickly than that. I also write them in an address book (for the ones that aren't one of the above combinations.) But I have something totally different and difficult for my banking stuff.
I hope Asign-a-day works well for you!
This is unrelated, but---there is a town in Iowa near where my mother lives named Yetter and their town motto is Yetter Is Better!
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