How to get instant alerts from Kijiji - Canadian Classifieds Alerter: How to get instant alerts from Kijiji – Canadian Classifieds Alerter
by Evan Parsons�on�May 4, 2016�•�0 Comments
You’ve tried using Kijiji’s daily alerts.�The issue with them… is that they come daily. As in once a day, when everyone else gets them, meaning you have no more advantage than anyone else. The worst part is… sometimes they don’t even get sent at all.
The solution
If�you have an Android device, you can download “Canadian Classifieds Alerter” from the google play store.
Or you can download the�iPhone/iOS version on the Apple Store
What does it do?
Canadian Classifieds Alerter checks Kijiji for you! Let’s say you are looking for an iPhone and you’re on a�budget of $200. Simply set an alert to check for “iPhone” and a price limit of $200 and you will be notified the next time someone posts it on Kijiji… before anyone else!
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The real 'fake news': how to spot misinformation and disinformation online | CBC News
The real 'fake news': how to spot misinformation and disinformation online | CBC News: So you think a story, photo or video you've seen online might be fake�— or exaggerated, at least. Maybe you spotted a photo that's generating outrage or ridicule, or a headline that seems too bizarre to be accurate.
But you're not sure.
How do you know if what you're seeing is real? How can you find out where it's coming from?
This guide will give you some tips on how to evaluate what you're reading and seeing, so you'll be better equipped to decide whether to trust it.
First off, we're going to avoid using the term "fake news." The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee of Parliament in the United Kingdom recommended against using "fake news" in favour of more specific terms:
"The term 'fake news' is bandied around with no clear idea of what it means, or agreed definition. The term has taken on a variety of meanings, including a description of any statement that is not liked or agreed with by the reader. We recommend that the Government rejects the term 'fake news,' and instead puts forward an agreed definition of the words 'misinformation' and 'disinformation.'"
But you're not sure.
How do you know if what you're seeing is real? How can you find out where it's coming from?
This guide will give you some tips on how to evaluate what you're reading and seeing, so you'll be better equipped to decide whether to trust it.
First off, we're going to avoid using the term "fake news." The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee of Parliament in the United Kingdom recommended against using "fake news" in favour of more specific terms:
"The term 'fake news' is bandied around with no clear idea of what it means, or agreed definition. The term has taken on a variety of meanings, including a description of any statement that is not liked or agreed with by the reader. We recommend that the Government rejects the term 'fake news,' and instead puts forward an agreed definition of the words 'misinformation' and 'disinformation.'"
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How to Record Calls on an iPhone | PCMag.com
How to Record Calls on an iPhone | PCMag.com: How to Record Calls on an iPhone
If you want to record a call, there are few limitations on Android. Things get tricky when you want to record a call while using an iPhone. Here are some of your best options.
If you want to record a call, there are few limitations on Android. Things get tricky when you want to record a call while using an iPhone. Here are some of your best options.
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
Summary of the 2018 survey of online learning in Canadian colleges and universities | Tony Bates
Summary of the 2018 survey of online learning in Canadian colleges and universities | Tony Bates: Summary of the 2018 survey of online learning in Canadian colleges and universities
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The Canadian Digital Learning Research Association has just finalised the results from the 2018 national survey. The full technical report has been completed in English and is being translated into French. A shorter, more concise public report is currently being prepared. These reports will be published on January 11.
The main results have been summarised in the following anglophone and francophone infographics designed by eCampus Ontario, one of the main sponsors of the survey.
December 20, 20182593 0
The Canadian Digital Learning Research Association has just finalised the results from the 2018 national survey. The full technical report has been completed in English and is being translated into French. A shorter, more concise public report is currently being prepared. These reports will be published on January 11.
The main results have been summarised in the following anglophone and francophone infographics designed by eCampus Ontario, one of the main sponsors of the survey.
Monday, June 24, 2019
Transfer iPhone music to a computer in just one click | CopyTrans
Transfer iPhone music to a computer in just one click | CopyTrans: One-Click transfer of iPhone music and videos to iTunes
Our “Smart Backup” feature is the easiest way to transfer all your iPhone music, videos, playlists, artworks and metadata back to your iTunes library. One click and you are all set!
CopyTrans already knows which songs are in your iTunes library and transfers only missing music, videos and playlists. This way your iTunes library stays 100% free from duplicates. You updated metadata such as ratings on your iPhone or iPod? With one click only, CopyTrans will also copy all ID3-Tags.
Our “Smart Backup” feature is the easiest way to transfer all your iPhone music, videos, playlists, artworks and metadata back to your iTunes library. One click and you are all set!
CopyTrans already knows which songs are in your iTunes library and transfers only missing music, videos and playlists. This way your iTunes library stays 100% free from duplicates. You updated metadata such as ratings on your iPhone or iPod? With one click only, CopyTrans will also copy all ID3-Tags.
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