"After extracting field of study vocabulary and scoring your text against a range of possible fields of study, the [Field Related? text analysis] system will provide links to glossaries and vocabulary learning activities to help you further your English Second Language learning."

"'Google continues to profit from its use of millions of copyright-protected books without regard to authors' rights, and our class-action lawsuit on behalf of U.S. authors continues,' Paul Aiken, executive director of the guild, said." (The Authors['] Guild Fight Continues, para 5)

"The edX platform will enable the study of which teaching methods and tools are most successful. The findings of this research will be used to inform how faculty use technology in their teaching, which will enhance the experience for students on campus and for the millions expected to take advantage of these new online offerings" (EdX: The Future of Online Education is Now, ¶2).

"The Horizon Project Navigator is a dynamic social media platform that allows users to fully exploit the Horizon Project's extensive collection of relevant articles, research, and projects related to emerging technology and its applications worldwide" (What is Navigator, ¶1, 2012.05.11).

"This site is a central location for information on how to move your data in and out of Google products.  Welcome.  Click on any product link on the left hand side for more information on how to liberate your data from (or to!) that product" (deck, para. 1, 2012.01.26).

Nik's Scoop.it about scrible

Links to everything the title suggests.

"online meeting platform . . . for realtime collaboration"

I've just found and joined this group. I gather that the top 10 tags in use may correspond to the sections and subsections of your chapter.

emerging concepts 52
emerging products: applications 32
emerging processes 26
emerging products: hardware 12
virtual worlds 12
online meeting spaces 11
mashups 11
other emerging technology resources 8
imagining technology in education tomorrow 8
intelligent searching 8

Are there any tags in the top 10 that are independent of sections and subsections, or other tags further down the list of frequency of use that correspond to sections or subsections?

Cheers, Paul