Love the notion of masses of people taking this course. Students submit questions and the community votes for the best ones that the professors answer. Education is changing before our very eyes. Are we watching?

Bill has done it again....another wiki page with wonderful ideas on integrating technology. This time he's added activities to do to learn how!

Using a photograph inside a photograph....clever way to connect something that was taken in the past with current photo.

Lots of tools in active listening, reflection, self evaluations, feedback...with ideas to use with students.

This will be very useful in monitoring what other people are changing on the websites that don't already have a feed

The push to connect effect of technology on student learning. Hleps to layout issues and push thinking beyond teacher stories.

The wiki has loads of useful information and things to think about when creating activities.

Interesting way in which to test what you should be asking yourself about copyright

Excellent article about unpacking and repacking standards. Develops checklist to use to then monitor progress towards meeting each target. Very useful, clear and easy to implement.

"So suggests Dr. Dylan William in his excellent new book, Embedded Formative Assessment (published by Solution Tree Press, and recommended). A common use for diagnostic questions is to find out whether participants have understood your instruction - telling you whether you can go onto another topic or need to spend more time on this topic. And if participants get it wrong, you want to understand why they have done so in order to correct the misconception. Good diagnostic questions involve deep domain knowledge, as you have to understand why learners are likely to answer in a particular way"

when creating prezi presentations, it's critical to have great looking screenshots that look good when you zoom. This tool allows you to turn the screen into a pdf which will look good when you zoom in with Prezi.

Ideas of how ed-wars are changing the influence spheres.

starting a PLN..lots to think about.

Simple techniques to engage the student's brain power.

"I design a large number of infographics for Kids Discover magazine. The market is younger than most, so I try to include either some kind of simple mnemonic device or just a pun, or some form of wordplay (http://dogfoose.com/infotoons/). "

"a practical guide to creating data graphics that mean something, that captivate and illuminate and tell stories of what matters-a pinnacle of the discipline's sensemaking potential in a world of ever-increasing information overload."

"Learn to use Google Apps by watching the videos below provided by Google and two our of our training partners: Boost eLearning and lynda.com."

"A supermarket chain in South Korea has come up with a way to allow commuters to do their shopping while they wait for the subway. They hung life size banners along subway walls that recreate supermarket aisles and included QR codes for each item on the virtual shelves that when scanned add the item to the shopper's online cart. When customers check out, the order is placed via the supermarket's website and then delivered to the customer's home later that day." Look at how thinking differently changed the way people shopped for groceries in Korea. As educators, can't we find a way to think this differently too so we can change education...putting the learners at the center.