Helpful site with references on writing learning objectives.

EMU website for faculty developent. Good resource on plagiarism, syllabus development and learning methods.

Great website that provides tons of resources and learning materials for team based learning.

Learning catalytics that are pretty inexpensive and very intuitive. Has a lot of ability to provide interactive ways to learn with real-time analytics and participation. Let's you know who's having trouble learning the material so you can partner students for peer learning.

Provides strategies for developing and using objectives and activities for the Affective Domain.

Lecture engagement system with real-time student inquiry and response, notetaking, assessment and analytics. Not too expensive.

Video demonstrating the use of gaming strategy in learning management systems. Giving control of student education to the students.

Beginning to really like this Steeve Wheeler guy. Provacative questioning about how we need to rethink assessment in the digital age.

Great slideshow on Web 3.0. Interesting take on augmented reality and augmented virtuality.

Slideshow on mobile technology and learning. Great use of visuals and gets you to start thinking about the changes in learning styles and environments.

This page is specific to the flipped classroom concept. The entire website provides resources for educators on classroom analytics, inclusive classrooms, preparing to teach, etc. Lots of information.

Free mobile and in-class, real-time, wiki-style communication system that includes in-class analytics. Works with school LMS.

independent, learner-centric educational public service. Collaborative projects across institutional, cultural and national boundaries. International resources, study guides and references including online learning.

I stumbled onto this when looking at concept maps in teaching and assessment. Gives lots of info on alternate strategies to assess learning.

Gives history and theory of concept maps and some of the research.

Great resource to learn about concept maps and how to use them.

Details from website. Docear is a unique solution to academic literature management and possesses three features that you will not find anywhere else, namely a) A unique approach for organizing literature, focusing on your annotations instead of documents b) A unique approach for drafting and writing your assignments, papers, books, thesis, etc. c) A research paper recommender systems that recommends papers that are entirely free, instantly to download, and tailored to your information needs Due to these three unique features, Docear will fundamentally change your way of organizing, creating, and discovering academic literature.