After much search and trying to install AirPrint as a service and not wanting to pay for FingerPrint, Netgear has recently released Netgear Genie. It is very easy to setup and allows you to AirPrint to any printer connected to a windows PC (it doesn't even need to be shared). The software is also designed to let you update settings on a small range of Netgear routers (mine is not supported).
Highly recommended.
To watch the full video, go here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/news/presskits/windows/videogallery2b.aspx
A full windows PC, running a full operating system that can deal with processor intensive applications such as photoshop.
Built in stand and absolutely awesome keyboard cover (like the iPad one, just better because it has a keyboard)
The Sydney Morning Herald published this article commenting on the proposed curriculum.
With four courses proposed - 2 non-calculus courses then mathematical methods and specialist mathematics. These last two are loosely equivalent to harder versions of the 2 unit Mathematics course and the Extension 2 mathematics course. Where does that leave Extension 1? Out in the cold!
I am very concerned by this move! Only a small percentage of students go on to study Extension 2 maths, but a middle subject between these two courses makes perfect sense.
What are your thoughts?
For a long time (about 9 months since I got my iPad 2) I have wanted to AirPlay straight to my laptop which is connected to the projector in the classroom. After considerable searching I found a few semi-reliable apps that would AirPlay sound or video, but they would not allow mirroring.
