I logged straight into my iTunes account and changed my password and found that someone had downloaded a free app called “Kingdom Quest” from Sega then made in app purchases totalling $36.50 – leaving me with an iTunes Store account balance of $1.54.

The Sequence
First I knew was an email from Apple advising that my iTunes Store account had changes to Name and Credit card information.  Next was an email from Apple advising that the Kingdom Quest app had been downloaded to a previously unauthorised device.  Last, an email advising about the in-app purchases in Kingdom Quest.

Each email advises changing iTunes Account passwords if it wasnt a genuine account holder purchase.

Well, too late Apple.  Looking on your website I find that this has been going on since November 2010.  In the Apple forums there are more than 1500 comments over 101 webpages with over 230000 views on this same iTunes Store hack.  It has reached the media here.

I normally read of peoples Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, Paypal, eBay etc etc accounts being hacked and somehow always feel immune to it.  Well when it happens its not good.

Change your passwords regularly. Dont share them. Make them secure.

It toom me ages to find where in Moodle administration the setting is.  I did the usual search Moodle.org forums, then the web, eventually finding it.  For users to register in a Moodle course and only be able to self-enrol based on a specific email address domain go to:

Site Administration > Plugins > Authentication > Manage authentication.)

Scroll down to the Allowed Email Domains field and enter the allowed domains without the @ symbol.

A bunch of us have started looking at various Bible passages and are using a Bible Study format put out by the Navigators and other groups.

I thought I’d create it as an Evernote note file so that anyone using Evernote and a mobile Bible reader could import it and use it.

Download the Evernote Template from here
(Downloading to Dropbox makes it easier to access from various devices running Evernote.)

Once saved to your computer here’s instructions for various operating systems I use:

Windows

• Open Evernote
• Select File>Import>Evernote Export Files…
• Browse to and select the downloaded Evernote file “Bible Study.enex”
• Evernote will create a new notebook called “Imported Notes” and place the file there
• Relocate the Bible Study note to wherever you want

Mac OS X Lion

• Browse to and double click the downloaded Evernote file “Bible Study.enex”
• Evernote will open and ask if you want to import the file and the tags. make your choice and click Continue
• Evernote creates a new Notebook called “Import Bible Study” and places the Bible Study note there
• Relocate the Bible Study note to wherever you want

Android

• Its not possible ot import into the Android version of Evernote – so you will need to import into a Windows/Mac version then let the Android Evernote app sync to add the file

iPad

• havent tested if I can import yet, but itll sync like Android otherwise

TIP: When your familiar with the template structure just delete the question prompts to shorten the note length.

Link to Prezi file – here – http://prezi.com/blnofkc6u0tu/maf-workshop-web-tools-for-teaching-and-learning/