Posted by UsingMoodle to YouTube on April 4 2010.

Posted by UsingMoodle on YouTube, June 20 2010.

Posted by Using Moodle to YouTube, July 2 2010. This is a quick (2 minute) summary of new features.

Carrot2 is open source code that enables search results clustering based on two "document clustering algorithms." The site provides downloads of the code, as well as documentation and a forum for coders.

This is a neat "tool" for free-writing. When the user hits the "go" button, s/he will see a word at the top of the screen and have 60 seconds to write about it.

Also of interest: oneword appears to be built on a wordpress platform

From About page, "EdTechTalk is a community of educators interested in discussing and learning about the uses of educational technology. We webcast several live shows each week." Webcast categories include 21st Century Learning, EdTech Weekly, EdTechTalk, and many others.

By Sarah Gooding, posted to WPMU.ORG (WordPress-Multisite-BuddyPress) on Feb 1st 2010. Gooding interviews Kyle Jones, a Knowledge and Learning Services Librarian at Darien Library (known to be "ahead of the curve" on technology). Jones has created several LMS course sites, with links provided.

By Kyle Jones on his blog, The Corkboard, May 28 2010. Jones, a librarian at Darien Library, creates LMS courses using WordPress/BuddyPress. Here, he outlines his "wishlist" of a "real" WP as LMS site.

Presentation by Kyle Jones at WordCamp Chicago 2010, posted June 5 2010. Jones' slides provide an overview of the integration of BuddyPress and WordPress. The "Resources" slide (at the end) provides examples of sites that are using BuddyPress.

Presented on TED.COM, filmed Feb 2010 and posted April 2010. Wujec discusses his experience using the Marshmallow Challenge in team-building exercises. Observing the challenge 100s of times, he sees that kindergarteners do better than recent business school grads (better at prototyping, less jockeying for leadership), CEOs do well, but do even better with an executive admin on their team because facilitation is important. High stakes (he's offered a cash reward) works better once the team has acquired skills; high stakes with no skills is a disaster.

Presented by Dean Shareski and posted by Wesley Fryer on October 11 2010, this is the 2010 pre-conference keynote to the K12 Online 2010 conference. Shareski discusses how the advent of the internet has facilitated sharing about educators and their colleagues.

Produced by VideoUserManuals, 2010. This is a manual for developers who create websites using WordPress (as a CMS). There are some helpful tips; they even share their own standard process for new site development.

BuddyPress is an LMS application developed using WordPress.

Diana recommended this site, too, as a tutorial in our expanding use of WordPress.

This blog is "a hub for developing WordPress plugins for Education."

Diana recommended this site as a WordPress tutorial, as we move forward in our use of WordPress.

By Lanwitches on Langwitches blog, March 29, 2010. This blog post includes a slideshow that describes 70 web-based tools that might be of interest to educators. The tools are only roughly categorized. As the author notes, "It is not about the tools, it's about the skills." That said, there are some interesting tools here.

This is a commercial site that offers "integrated open source learning services." Of particular interest to KPI are some of the Moodle-related offerings incuding ELIS (Enterprise Learning Intelligence Suite). The company offers a variety of services (hosting, learning services, webinars), as well as blogs.

By Chris Riedel, in THE Journal, Jan 22 2010. Specific tools are mentioned, including GSCC favorites like Jing and Prezi.

Kaltura is an open source video tool that has plug-ins/modules for many popular open source tools including Moodle and WordPress.

This wiki offers an evolving collection of technology tools for collaborative work and online education. It is maintained by Margaret Riel and faculty and others from the Masters of Arts in Learning Technologies, Graduate School of Education and Psychology from Pepperdine University. There are a variety of tools and other useful links here -- watch out for currency, though. When visiting the site on 4/1/10, the last update had been Dec 2009.

Screen capture software that also allows editing.