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Poverty in Canada info.

Hashtags provide a way for others who are interested in a particular topic to see what you have to say even if they're not following you.  In other words, it allows people to follow topics rather than each other.  

A good way to look at being the interviewee.

An interesting blog about using technology to enhance Math education.

A site developed in response to the London bombings.

The visuals provided in this post are excellent! "I usually try to explain and emphasize, that these skills are precisely what are being taught. We are not podcasting in order to teach Audacity nor Garageband. We are not recording students for the fun of using microphone, we are not blogging, so we can practice typing, we are not skyping for the purpose of using a webcam."

Great tool.  Put in a video and it analyzes the motion from that video. 

Star Phoenix - (available in Canadian Newstand database) According to the University of Victoria political science PhD candidate and digital media researcher, students -- especially those on the verge of graduating and heading out into the working world -- should be aware of their digital reputation. According to Norah McRae, executive director of UVic's Co-operative Education Program and Career Services, there aren't any statistics that show exactly what percentage of employers will Google

What if our starting point was to reconceptualise them as anytime, anywhere data collection, content creation and learning tools?

This site didn't work when I used Safari as a browser, but did when I used Chrome.

"The best middle grades resource on the World Wide Web."  

Clarifying the blurred lines between cyber-bullying and social responsible digital citizenship.

Google and Facebook 'personalize what you see' 

Core Ipad Apps for all ages.