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AACE - Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (founded in 1981) is an international, educational and professional non-profit organization serving the information technology in education and e-learning community. This community consists of researchers, developers, practitioners, and trainers in higher education, government, and corporations.  AACE serves the profession with international conferences, high quality publications, leading-edge Digital Library, Career Center, and other opportunities for professional growth.

Thinkfinity offers free teacher resources, teacher lesson plans based on national education standards, interactive activities, and a teacher professional development program for educators who want to develop their 21st century skills.

Giving K-12 education and IT leaders a close-up look at a truly innovative digital learning environment.

Over 60 educators have participated in #edchat discussions. Will you collaborate with us to create educational change? Although relatively new, #edchat has

Top 50 iPhone Apps for Educators

Education and Technology in Perspective: eLearn magazine is the source for news, information, and opinion regarding online education and training.

The blog of Jeff Utecht. Educator, Presenter, Consultant

Web 2.0 tools for educators and students

As California prepares to become the first state in the nation to offer free, open-source digital textbooks for high school students this fall, state officials today gave an A-plus to a North Carolina high school teacher's algebra II textbook, one of the first open-source texts submitted for the program. Advanced Algebra II by Raleigh, N.C., math teacher Kenny Felder was submitted by Connexions, an open-education initiative at Rice University.

Instead of focusing their attention on promoting information to mainstream media, some university public affairs offices are using the power of social media to engage the community directly.

Skype is a free and easy way for teachers to open up their classroom and their students to a world way beyond their campus

CK-12, CK-12 Foundation