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iKonic 2.2 (Windows)

iKonic is a replacement for your desktop shortcuts. It offers several animated effects & options - just provide an image and point the icon to a file or directory. iKonic can be set to open system folders on windows and also supports drag & drop when the target is a...

Tags: Microsoft Windows, Andrew Mantle, iKonic, Desktops, Hardware

Software downloads 2007-06-05

Checkers and Chess 1 (Windows)

This gaming widget is very simple. You get the same thing here as you would out of the box of a real checkers and chess set just a board and playing pieces. There isn't any fancy AI in fact, there aren't any options for a computer player at all (since...

Tags: Chess, Andrew Mantle, Games, Productivity, Corporate Governance, Microsoft Windows, Personal Technology, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2007-04-25

Googly-Eyes 1 (Windows)

Here's a fun set of eyes that follow your mouse cursor. Take a peek at the many ways to customize how these eyes look.

Tags: Eye, Mouse, Andrew Mantle, Mice, Microsoft Windows, Hardware, Peripherals, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2007-04-25

Gradebook Buddy 1.1 (Windows)

Here is a sliding grading tool for teachers and students. Just slide the card to show the number of problems in an assignment and you get the corresponding grades for the number of wrong answers. The widget provides grades for assignments with 6 to 99 questions.

Tags: Assignment, Grade, Andrew Mantle, Widget, Microsoft Windows, Productivity, Operating Systems, Software

Software downloads 2007-03-27

Click-Clack 1.6 (Windows)

Click-Clack mimics Newton's Cradle, the desktop toy with swinging metal spheres. It isn't meant to be a perfect physics simulation, but it's a fun widget representation of a great toy.

Tags: Toy, Metal, Andrew Mantle, Microsoft Windows, Desktops, Operating Systems, Software, Hardware

Software downloads 2007-03-26

Additional Resources

What's driving women out of computer science?

When it comes to higher education, women have achieved parity with men in almost every technical pursuit...except computer science. With all science and engineering fields considered, the percentage of bachelor’s degree recipients who are women has improved to 51 percent in 2004-5 from 39 percent in 1984-85,...

Tags: Women, Computer Science, Computer, Gender And Diversity, Productivity, Human Resources, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2008-11-17