when things are small enough to fit in your handbag? My first connection with a computer was in 1970, when I spent two days placing pixel by pixel, a yellow line into the Commonwealth tartan at Gallowshield’s college of technology and two whole rooms of electronics stuff ( think of the old Bond films) whirred into action for about 5 minutes with every click. Then looms whirred into activity and produced fabric quicker than the design had been created. So engineering was faster than electronics in those days. Look out for my input at the Commonwealth Games!
So, on Friday, I received, this little baby. Neat wee mic and speaker. Children will relate to this.
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I’m not sure I know enough about how to use it for the things I believe it could have a real purpose, but I know a man who can help. And yes! I have found a tutorial online, but I printed it, to have it small enough to have in my handbag too! ( Beside my ebeam)
We had Roddy Stuart come to do podcasting and iPod training at the end of term. He worked with our Gaelic teachers (I took the classes, relying on them to cascade!)but I have copies of his notes and a CD with some video tutorials as well if you want them – just remind me when we go back to school.
Every bit helps Lynne , thanks.