Another interesting video and more what people think of when thinking about learning styles. I think that learning styles is conflated with learning intelligences much of the time.

"The Best Education Apps (iOS)"

"the button for real-time collaboration on the Web." Amazing, not only can you collaborate real time on almost any website but you can record it as well. This could greatly enhance how support happens.

Online journal dedicated to showcasing the most interesting and unusual out-of-copyright works available on the web

easily start a video chat, audio chat and screensharing all without signup or login. Tested with 3 people and worked great. really low barrier solution for students.

search engine with the specific purpose of bringing results tailored ot education and learning objects. Watch the 40 sec video on the site for more info.

fantastic resource

These skills and competencies for digital curators include seven areas: 1) Communication and interpersonal competency: This competency is required for clear and effective communication with a variety of audiences, including users, creators, managers, researchers and collaborators. 2) Curating and preserving content competency: This competency is required to understand and carry out a range of activities as defined in the digital curation lifecycle model, including the creation, acquisition, management, representation, access, organization, transformation and preservation of digital content. 3) Curation technologies competency: This competency is required to identify, use, and develop tools and applications to support digital curation activities. The context of this competency is the information technology infrastructure, including the tools and applications deployed to support digital curation. 4) Environmental scanning competency: This competency is required to identify and use resources to stay current and on the leading edge regarding trends, technologies and practices that affect professional work and capabilities within the field of digital curation. 5) Management, planning and evaluation competency: This competency is required for planning, coordinating, implementing, and assessing programs, projects and services related to digital curation. 6) Services competency: This competency is required to identify, understand and build services to respond to a community's and/or institution's digital curation needs. 7) Systems, models and modeling competency: This competency is required for high-level, abstract thinking about and critical analysis of complex systems, workflows and conceptual models related to digital curation.                                                                      Robin Good

"That Third Kind Of Vet"

Great tool that makes any app collaborative (like Photoshop)