Well it has been quite an educational year on DigMo! Looking back I thought I would list the year’s most popular educational posts. To be honest I am not sure where things will lead us this year. The new Apple tablet rumours abound and if even half of the speculation is correct we could be about to receive a device ideally suited to the education market.
Over the last year we have covered a wide range of Mac focused guitar content. From the ability to record multilayer tracks with Garageband to full professional guitar solutions such as Guitar Rig 3. Apple offer one of the best platforms for budding guitarists to process and record their latest riffs and all at particularly low cost compared to dozens of stomp boxes and fancy amps.
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I have always been a bit of a Firefox fan but with the release of Safari 4 including top sites, cover flow style history and synchronised MobileMe bookmarks Apple’s Safari is providing a worthy challenge. One aspect of Safari that bugs me a little is the search lock in to Google. There is no questioning Google’s reign on search but user choice is just as important.
A quieter month on DigMo! in terms of posts yet traffic appeared to increase. Strangely and definitely for the first time ever a ‘Top 10 for’ post has actually made it into the Top 10, (if that makes sense) see number 9.
I think this is the latest I have ever posted the top 10 posts for the month but better late than never. April was a particularly busy month, we had the release of the Turbo.264 HD and a stack of video tutorials on OS X and Final Cut.
The Top Ten Posts for April are :
The Top 5 iPhone Apps were :
If you work in education you might be interested in a small project at www.digitaled.net visually listing our favourite education resource and blog sites. It is early days but there are already a few really great sites listed.
Another month of 2009 has quickly passed by with a particularly busy month for DigMo! content. The biggest news for March is the addition of video tutorials in the form of DigMo! screencasts.
There is no doubt February has been a busy month for the DigMo! website. We were not only nominated but also long listed for the Irish Blog Awards (Technology section) but we hosted guest posts from greats such as Daniel Wallace (author of Big Fish),
