Really nice overview of effective screencasting. Highlight tech tips, software, online audio sources and formatting for various end devices. Clear, VERY informative read.

I asked undergraduate students in my two classes, "This Is Your Brain on the Internet" and "Twenty-First Century Literacies" to come up with a list of skills they had mastered in my peer-driven, peer-assessed, peer-led classes they had not gained elsewhere.  We might call these skills "digital literacies."

Facebook profiles for literary/historical figures.

Great example of touchscreen mobile algebra interactive learning solution.

MANY alternatives and sources for educational video content beyond YouTube.  Great list.

robust animation browser-based program.  Can create characters, sets, animate and add own images and sound tracks (up to 4 tracks). Easily embed in websites, Facebook, Twitter.

Rachel S. Smith of New Media Consortium demonstrates how she uses an iPad to visually record presentations (think doodling!) She demonstrates narrated QT video using Brushes and iMovie. GREAT ideas for presentation development! For EDTEC572 students: I KNOW the semester is over.. But some of you will think this is really nifty :)

A discussion of appropriate use AND NON USE of technology in the art and craft of teaching in higher education. Good discussion starter for instructional design and tech integration. Examples of when technology (ie. tools, gadgets and trends) did not result in "better" learning.  A reminder that we DESIGN instruction intentionally - not according to the latest fad.

Quick of overview of Google Apps for Educators. Good beginning article with links.

An overview is provided for how to use search engine tools designed specifically to find pictures for teachers and students to use in the classroom.

Good glossary for online and social media learner newbies. Clear explanations, further links and resources. Terms covered: Avatar Blog Cloud Computing Personal Learning Network (PLN) RSS Social Bookmarking  Social Networking Tag Web 2.0 Wiki

Table of Bloom's Taxonomy indicating sample verbs, question stems and potential activities and products. Great concrete examples!

This session will help you extend and add value to your Twitter experience by demonstrating a variety of new Twitter tools that can serve to create a more comprehensive and capable platform for learning.  Leave the session with an understanding of how to enlarge the affordances of Twitter and how to make it an essential part of your practice.

Pew Research indicates poor and drop outs trend towards cell phones for information. (No surprise).  

What are instructional design considerations to keep in mind when desiging mobile learning for pay-as-you-go learning populations?  What are accessible m-learning activities for these learners?

Sue Waters of Edublogs blogpost Twitter How-To for educators. Clear tips to get up and running using Twitter.

Augmented Reality examples - both books and discussion of mobile device-based AR. RWW.

ISTE description of Soloway/Norris preso on Mobile Learning.

Main points from ISTE 10 conference session by Elliott Soloway and Cathie Norris's entitled: "From Add-on Technology to Essential Technology: Constructing 1-to-1 Aware Curriculum".  Mobile learning.

PDF of presentation on Using Facebook for teaching and learning