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Tech-Ease is a nifty little site  (it covers Windows and Mac) that is just full of great information to help us all solve our tech problems on the fly… it’s written in very plain English – no jargon – and is directed at  ”non-techie” teachers who want to make best use of technology in their practice, and want practical, easy to understand information and answers to common tech problems.

I find it very useful –  I know that for myself  that sometimes when I run into a problem – when something “just won’t work” – I get a bit flustered because I don’t even know  where to start –  I don’t have enough information to formulate the right questions!!  That’s where I have found Tech-Ease so helpful – I get enough information to help me figure out the problem or figure out that I need to get some tech help.

As I was reviewing the site today I realized that it could also be a good source for instructors in planning lessons in digital technology – for example in the section on Windows Files and Sharing you could use the information to create lessons on saving files, naming files, re-naming files, copying files, creating shortcuts, deleting files and much more….

Check it out…