A few weeks ago I was scrolling through my
twitter network when I read a tweet from
Beth Lloyd asking if anyone had ever used jooce. I had never heard of
jooce but the name was different, the spelling was new, so I gave it a try, and wow, it's pretty amazing. Here are a few paragraphs from the jooce FAQ page.
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Jooce is free, quick and it takes less than a minute to register for an account.
With an account you get a public and a private desktop with unlimited storage space! Below are a few screenshots from my public desktop.
I've been searching for a tool like jooce for a long time - an online space where students and teachers can upload and swap files and not overload the school's server. The classroom possibilities are enormous. Check it out.
H Songhai
10/30/08
Labels: file sharing, jooce, web storage