Kind of good news, bad news…
How GDPR has inspired a global arms race on privacy regulations
Companies with a global presence face the challenge of achieving compliance with an increasing array of regional data-protection regulations.
Finding a balance could be difficult.
https://www.makeuseof.com/what-is-bark-social-monitoring-app/
What Is Bark? The Social Monitoring App Explained
Bark is a parental social monitoring app. It has parental control features that allow parents to provide safety for their children online. These control features include content monitoring, website blocking, screen time management, and location sharing.
Social media apps have raised safety concerns regarding children online. Thus, parents resort to monitoring apps like Bark to help them ensure that their kids aren't at risk.
This app must be installed on both the parent's and child's devices to function.
Download: Bark for Android | iOS (Free, Available In-App Purchases)
Tools & Techniques.
https://www.freetech4teachers.com/2022/04/annotate-pdfs-with-lumin-pdf-free-for.html
Annotate PDFs With Lumin PDF - Free for Teachers
Lumin PDF is a neat tool that I wrote about a couple of years ago when one of my colleagues needed a way for her math students to draw on PDFs that she sent to them in Google Classroom. You can read more about that situation right here.
I just received an email from Lumin PDF announcing that all of the premium features are now available to teachers and their students for free! The premium features include merging and splitting PDFs, highlighting (in addition to the normal annotating options), and the removal of banner advertising. And Lumin PDF integrates with Google Classroom. You can register for a free Lumin PDF premium account here.
Tools & Techniques. Worth reminding myself...
https://www.makeuseof.com/top-google-tools-for-entrepreneurs/
The Top 12 Google Tools for Entrepreneurs
Everyone has used Google’s product once in their lifetime. However, when it comes to entrepreneurs, Google has some pretty awesome tools, and almost all of them have a free version.
Tools & Techniques. Might be handy…
Microsoft launches its AI-powered notetaking app Journal as an official Windows app
A little over a year after its initial release, a digital note-taking app called Journal is making the leap from being an experimental project housed with Microsoft’s internal incubator, Microsoft Garage, to becoming a full-fledged Microsoft Windows application. The company this week announced the new note-taking app will now be available as “Microsoft Journal,” allowing users to capture their thoughts and create drawings using their digital pen on Windows tablets, 2-in-1s and other pen-capable devices.
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