"The 2007 Future Shock Forum focused on innovation - what it means in the 21st century knowledge-age economy and society, how we foster it in our organizations, what barriers we face trying to innovate in the public and private sector and how we can overcome those barriers."

If you are interested in learning about future trends and forces of change, this is one of the must-read reports. The report comes from Toffler Associates - this is Alvin and Heidi Toffler's company. They wrote Future Shock about 40 years ago. The book noted ideas that are being bandied about today by trend-watchers, and the Tofflers identified these trends a generation back. I think I still have a copy of the book I read eons back. I don't know whether a kindle edition is available. It's a must-read for anyone interested in understanding trends.

A team of student leaders leading the implementation of technology

One teacher's quest to move beyond the bubble test.

Excerpt from a new book on the future of education -- envisions new, hybrid roles for teacher leaders.

For a Massachusetts district, integration of 21st-century skills starts with teacher professional development.

RSA Animate of Johnson's book

Digital time compression - amazing possibilities!

Great webinar on virtual worlds and ecosystems

iPads in higher ed.