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This is a great example of a campus can do with being technologically literate.

Notice the breadth of code. We need to offer this at St. Kate's!

How do we better align grading and assessment techniques so that they are more in line with how students learn today?

The Rapid E-Learning Blog shares practical tips and tricks to help you become a rapid elearning pro. It is hosted by Tom Kuhlmann who has over 15 years of hands-on experience in the training industry and currently runs the community at Articulate.

Open Source eLearning and eWorking platform allowing teachers to build effective online courses and to manage learning and collaborative activities on the web.

Webspiration®, is an online visual mind-mapping and collaboration tool. Brainstorm ideas, visualize concepts, organize information and collaborate with others anytime, anywhere. Work is always available, automatically saved, and stored online. Collaboration and peer review are easy. Everyone you invite creates, edits and comments on the same document. Whether working individually or with a group, Webspiration is the perfect tool for visual thinking, writing, studying and learning.

mySakai is a free, hosted instance of the rSmart Sakai CLE where you can pilot Sakai tools in real-life situations and experience many of the benefits rSmart provides to its clients. As part of this experience, you can learn from and collaborate with other users and rSmart staff in an online community that makes full use of Sakai's cutting-edge collaboration tools.

The personal learning network for educators

For organizations with multiple thousands of knowledge workers and complex learning needs, Open Mentoring® offers a way to identify and close skill gaps across your entire enterprise. A scalable and cost-effective SaaS solution, Open Mentoring® brings positive business impacts to areas such as employee engagement, employee retention, and employee productivity.

Earthducation project of the U of Mn, evolved from nearly 10 years of delivering Adventure Learning projects to tens of millions of students and teachers around the globe. As we embarked upon our programs and collaborated with diverse cultures in locations ranging from the Arctic to the South Africa, it became evident that there were exhilarating narratives and experiences, large and small, that needed a worldwide outlet and global community.

sowebedu is the short form of "Social Web in Education" and refers to the usage of Social Software and Web2.0 for teaching and learning. This wiki is created for the Share.TEC pilot Social Software and Web2.0 in Teacher Education and Teacher Training. It provides a platform for a community of practice for exploring and analysing the usage of Social Software and Web2.0 tools and services under real educational conditions

Oh my! Many of these tools are the answers to my prayers. Who will learn with me?

Launch your educational startup idea in 54 hours over one weekend. Eat great food, meet smart people, have fun and learn. Early bird registration discounts available until end of April!

This is a power point presentation Brian gave in 2013.

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