For educators or anyone that is tasked with the need to do cited research on a topic creating the bibliography page is always a pain. If you have an iPhone or an Android smartphone it might help to take a look at a new app called QuickCite that does the hard work for you. Simply hold you phone up to the book’s UPC code, scan it with QuickCite, and the app will email you a properly formatted citation for that book in your choice of APA, MLA, Chicago, or IEEE formatting styles.
QuickCite is only 99 cents on the iTunes app store, no idea how much it is for Android but I would bet it is the same. Save yourself some pain and suffering the next time you are working on your graduate thesis and try it out!
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The folks over at MakeMusic just announced the results of their nation wide composition contest on February 1st. There are three finalists and a dozen other honorable mentions in the list. Read on to see the complete press release regarding the announcement.
Okay, I talk a lot about Dropbox on here but it is only because I don't know how I ever managed to work at four different buildings without it. It syncs all of my computers together so that all my teaching materials and music files are always up to date on each machine that I use and I can even use it on my iPhone (plus I never have to worry about losing a thumb drive ever again). 
