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An alternative to QR code. You can be more creative with the code as compared with QR. MDs take a look.

An extremely comprehensive listing of various resources on using tech to support e-portfolios

Interesting study of e-portfolio usage in Singapore...

Excellent tool to use. I use it now to check on "What'd I get done today". 

If you work in an environment that blocks YouTube access, Videodropper could be a great way for you to download and organize the videos that you want to show and share. Of course, you would have to do that from home or some other place where YouTube isn't blocked. Then from where you are, you'll be able to open the videos from the download on your computer.

Speaker Deck allows you to upload your PDFs and have them displayed as slideshows. Speaker Deck will divide and format your PDF for optimal display. Unlike a lot of other services Speaker Deck doesn't appear to have a voice-over capability, but if you're just looking to share slides, Speaker Deck's clean and simple interface offers what most people need.

Window Azure: Clouding Computing from Microsoft. Hopefully, we do less installation when our PC crash.

I met Jamon Mok over the weekend and he is developing social games. Those in game and apps development, check out his work. It is flash and Facebook-based at the moment but he recogninzes the need to go mobile.

I llike my friend's summary: "The way we think affects the way we learn. If we think we passed a test because we're "smart", then we don't work so hard and learn less. If we think we passed a test because we "worked hard", then we work harder and learn more. And if we think making mistakes helps us learn (instead of making us look stupid), then we tend to learn more." I think this is one major reason why children can learn and master tough games so fast, but take forever to solve a Maths test problem.

This slideshare illustrates why social medias- blog,wiki etc alone is not the solution to the old problems of knowledge management. knowledge management and social media look very similar on the surface but are actually radically different at multiple levels, bother cultural and technical, and are locked in an undeclared cultural war.

this slideshare shows how people makes use of web2.0 and social media to knowledge manage and impove their workflow. Comes to my interestes when i attended the NIE workshop on KM and LO management

Not really related to e-learning, but thought it's worth a try... especially here in NIE! ;)

Interesting social app that allow you to message (anonymous) people who are within a certain range of your phone... so far it has been used by protesters, but how can we use it for educational purposes?

Demibooks® Composer is the first iPad-based authoring software for creating interactive books.

An free open-source collaborative alternative to Google Docs... 

A well-illustrated and easy-to-read primer to HTML5