EdTechRoundup

#edjournal is an educational technology journal written by educators for educators that focuses on the pedagogy behind the use of technology in the classroom. The key question that #edjournal asks is: Where's the learning?

iMoot2010 is the first time the Moot has been brought together on a global scale. In the past localised Moots have been held all around the world with brilliant speakers from each region. This web based event will bring together a global audience of Moodle practitioners and administrators for the first time in one event for an online e-conference with a difference!

A list of web based education tools that are considered of education value. The question is in England have you got access to them in your education authority / school?

Phil Bagge's blog

New Scientist article

Woopra is the world's most comprehensive, information rich, easy to use, real-time Web tracking and analysis application.

John Gruber's blog post on how these two big players are knocking heads

The self-confessed Apple fanatic on why the launch of the company's new tablet will change everything

PowerPoint Heaven is a PowerPoint entertainment portal for PowerPoint animations, games, artworks, showcases, animation templates and tutorials

These tutorials will teach you the basics of App Inventor.

Blog post by @grumbledook describing how difficult it can sometimes be for ICT Support Teams to serve the needs of all

Blog post from Richard Byrne of Free Technology for Teachers

Kodu is a new visual programming language made specifically for creating games. It is designed to be accessible for children and enjoyable for anyone. The programming environment runs on the Xbox, allowing rapid design iteration using only a game controller for input.

Fishbowl Planning is a session led by teachers which uses a technique called fishbowling to initiate discussion about planning. Fishbowling is where a small group of teachers (perhaps 3 or 4) are given a planning scenario. They sit together in the centre of a larger group of teachers who watch the discussion

Neofonie is introducing the WePad, a German-made unit that promises "fast Internet connectivity, a complete world of ready-to-use applications and easy access to books and photos, as well as magazines and newspapers from various publishers

Last night, something rather special happened. Teachers came together from all over Oxfordshire to transform the way that they plan at the first ever TeachMeet Fishbowl.

Would you like your students and staff to be able to access their home drives and network shares over the internet? If so, that's exactly what this block does

synchtube allows you to create rooms to watch synchronzied YouTube videos with up to 25 people This means everyone in the room is viewing the same video at the exact same time!

Various methods of assessing work online

Choosing to use technology: How learners construct their learning lives in their own contexts - Key findings from the first year of research