TeacherTabletPC

Microsoft’s Tablet PC Team Blog seems a little Vista-heavy to me, but then again I keep reading that people are moving to Vista, so I’m sure it’ll be of use to people.

TeacherTabletPC was mentioned in Incremental Blogger on Wednesday and GottaBeMobile.com yesterday, both much more well-read blogs than this. Thanks to Loren and Rob for the mentions.

Both blogs have tons of good stuff. GottaBeMobile.com is Tablet PC and UMPC focused; Incremental Blogger tends to be a bit more on general technology but is also the home of a Firefox Ink Plugin.

Kenrick’s Tablet PC Resources (from a CS prof at U of Alaska) has a variety of things including an Ink-enabled IRC client, some more formal papers on using the Tablet PC in teaching (here’s one available in PDF from the ACM), and numerous links. There’s also some discussion of recording the in-class use of the tablet along with some examples.

J. Ricky Cox at Murray State University has some interesting tidbits on his use of the tablet in teaching Chemistry, including an interesting “postcard” promoting the tablet and a quick intro page on Journal. There is also a Murray State U page on tablets.

Here are some productivity tips from CNET.

(My new plan is to try to post at least once a day, even if I’m just giving a link to something that could be useful.)

Microsoft has some OneNote Courses available online:

• Get to Know OneNote (40 minutes)
• Audio Course: Get to Know OneNote (40 minutes)
• Use Note Flags and Search to Find Your Notes (20 minutes)
• Take Audio and Video Notes in OneNote (30 minutes)
• See What You Can Do with the Research Service (30 minutes)
• Organize your OneNote notebook (20 minutes)