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Gone are the days when  teachers would rely only on traditional gradebooks to record both their teaching progress and their students achievements. Now, technology has made it easier for teachers to create and access their gradebooks online and from anywhere with internet connection. Educational Technology and Mobile Learning has compiled a set of awesome tools that you can use for grading, managing your courses and student information, taking attendance, and even sharing with parents their kids grades. Check out the list below and share it with your colleagues.

Schools are on a short list of organizations that have been notoriously slow to adopt emerging tech. But within the last few years, as social media becomes more integral to students' lives, educational institutions are finally catching on, and catching up.

This sie allows you to list your event or conference and make it possible for delegates to follow and interact with the conference hashtag and the speakers+ other delegates via twitter

Mobile learning is in the air, almost every

"These activities are designed so that all educators can find something that interests them irrespective of their computer experience. You will notice that there is a range of scenarios. Look through the list and start with the one that interests you the most. At the end of each activity you will notice that there are further scenarios related to the one you have just completed as well as links to skills at a higher level of difficulty."

A whole list of presentations, guides and tutorials to oriuentate you into the magical world of twitter

Here's a list of 26 different web tools that are great for students, educators, bloggers, and more…

A list of applications to install on your blackberry to read QR codes

A great list of tools to explore

Top 10 tools and apps to unleash the power of your documents http://t.co/xqAHHLRU

"As instructors, we are all information curators. How do you collect and share currently relevant content with your students? How do your students research and share information that they find with the rest of class? What tools do you use to manage or facilitate presentation of resources? Is it public? Can students access it at other times? In groups?"