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=Free web 2.0 Tools and knowledge=

1. Audacity -audio editor and recorder 2. Cmap 3. Gimp- image manipulation program tch idea : create a garden plot hs create a room or building

4. nvu- creat web pages and manage websites similar to front page and dreamweaver

5. open office- multiplatform and multilingual office suite similar to microsoft office, works, corel office star office can create pdf files in open office.

6. Scribus - Desktop publishing tool Like pagemaker, Indesign, Microsoft publisher. can save in pdf

side note ihmc?

cmap

Examples of free blog-hosting providers: http://www.techsoup.org/learningcenter/internet/page6042.cfm
 * [|Blogsome]
 * [|Blogger]
 * [|Seo Blog]

3. Anonymous Proxies
Sarah's tired of walking to Joe's Cyber Café every time she wants to post to her blog. With some help from the neighborhood geek, she sets up her computer to access the Web through an anonymous proxy. Now when she uses her email and blog services, she'll leave behind the IP address of the proxy server, not the address of her home machine — which will make it very hard for the Minister to find her. First, Sarah finds a list of proxy servers online, by searching for "proxy server" on Google. She picks a proxy server from the Publicproxyservers.com list, choosing a site marked "high anonymity." She writes down the IP address of the proxy and the port named on the proxy list. Some reliable lists of public proxies:
 * [|Publicproxyservers.com]: Lists anonymous and identifiable proxies.
 * [|Anonymous web proxy] is free and high secure proxy for everyone.
 * [|Samair]: Only lists anonymous proxies and includes information on proxies that support SSL.
 * [|Rosinstrument Proxy Database]: A searchable database of proxy servers.

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[|Post a Reply] Find out what other TechSoup Community members are saying about this article and [|post] your own thoughts. If you're not yet a member, [|join] now. Blogger Jailed for Defying Grand Jury Sets Record" Some of you may be following the story of [|Josh Wolf], a blogger who was jailed for refusing to hand over video footage of a protest to a grand jury.

An article in today's San Francisco Chronicle, [| Blogger Jailed for Defying Grand Jury Sets Record], reports that Wolf is now the journalist who has been imprisoned the longest in the United States on contempt of court charges.

I think that this case demonstrates the real relevance of the subject of anonymous blogging.

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