Group items matching

in title, tags, annotations or url

only works on the iPhone and Android platform, but once you start using it you will understand why it is such a great product. Once you import your RSS feeds from Google Reader, and your Twitter and Facebook accounts, My6Sense begins analyzing how your read items and will start to give you personalized relevant results. Rather than go based on what you think you are interested in, My6Sense actually looks at what you click on - they have found that sometimes the two don't exactly match up. In this way they can determine what you are really interested in rather than what you think you are interested in.

Second Life: Shakespeare Company

graph the usage of terms published in books between 1800 and 2000

Educational Research (2008). Quantitative, Qualitative, & Mixed method approaches; Burke Johnson & Larry Christensen

Educational Research (2008). Quantitative, Qualitative, & Mixed method approaches; Burke Johnson & Larry Christensen

The UnOfficial Second Life Education FAQ

Jeremy Kemp & Jonathon Richter presenting at the code4lib conference in Portland, Oregon - February 28th, 2008 - on Sloodle and MERLOT

Paul's e-learning resources: links to free online services that allow you to provide learning opps to students.

Intel announces "mind-reading" brain-scan software, augmented reality innovation, "dispute finder" tech that monitors conversations & warns them when they find contested info, holographic shopping displays, & a TV set-top box that indexes your Internet video

4 must have android phone apps for students: (1) Evernote; (2) RealCalc; (3) StudyDroid; (4) Thinking Space

Looks like some good apps for mobile / computer-based study strategies and other

wikimaps: very interesting apps for educators!

Umapper: create interactive games with Google Maps!

Boolify: teach student to affectively create searches using Boolean Operators with this tool

Boolify: teach student to affectively create searches using Boolean Operators with this visualization tool