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A teacher talks about their experience using websites and wikis in the classroom. Great post.

NIce tutorial on how to use Google Reader for blogs, wikis, photo & video sharing websites, etc.

Glogster is a great tool for having students create collages of information they've found and or created. Students can combine videos, images, text, and audio into one online display that can stand alone or be embedded into a blog, website, or wiki. For example, Civics students can create Glogster "glogs" about the candidates running for political office this fall.

There is a collection of different timers you can use online, or download and use on your desktop (PC), or embed on a webpage or wiki.

Helpful chart to compare/contrast each tool

New Tools Workshop wiki presents a page of great resources, including good information on copyright and Creative Commons.

Here are some good tips on how to streamline the information you face on the Internet, email, etc. Like Jodie, I'm working to implement the GTD organizational system using Evernote, Diigo, Google Reader, Twitter, Google Drive, etc. 

David Warlick: Cracking the "Native" Information Experience on SlideShare & Prezi. It's an excellent view of the changing landscape of information for today's "Natives"