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"ImgOps is a meta-tool that lets you quickly apply many online image utilities to an image. " enter the url of an image and you can edit, add effects, convert format and other stuff. You can also add their bookmarklet or just insert http://imgops.com/ in front of an image's url

Use QuizStar to create online quizzes for your students, disseminate quizzes to students, automatically grade quizzes and view the quiz results online.

Application lets you joing an online meeting from smartphone /tablet/whatever. We have been talking about web conferencing/meeting/learning in the Let's Talk Technology group for the past 2 months. Ran across this in the Android Marketplace today. Reviewers love it but seems to need 4G to work - something to watch in the future.

Supercool School is an online school platform that empowers everyone to create customized education environments for live online learning.

The software on this page either captures digital still shots of what is on the screen or captures what you are doing on your screen as a movie (great for making instructions for people). Some do both!

The open online learning on the internet's Web 2.0, as the printing press did at the start of the first Renaissance period in 1450, will make world class self-motivated learning affordable for all. It will be delivered in a 'just-in-time' mode, being completed at the place of our choosing, at a speed appropriate to our learning abilities and preference (visual, auditory, reading/writing or tactile) and in accordance with our situation and need.

Larry Falazzo's blog page has extensive list of sites for free images to use in blogs and school proijects.

CyberSafeFamily.com believes educating parents and teaching kids safe online behavior is key in keeping kids safe online.

Growing library of online course content for higher education, high school and Advanced Placement.

Great source for digital citizenship resources & advice. Includes reviews of movies, games. websites & apps.

Kathy Schrock provides infographic images containing lots of apps - updated May 2012 - "Each of the images has clickable hotspots and includes suggestions for iPad, Google, Android, and Web 2.0 applications to support each of the levels of Bloom's Revised Taxonomy."

Site where the presentations from the April 2012 Fraser Hybrid Learning Summit can be downloaded.

Open source software can be used as we wish, without long-term commitments and with a community of professionals that extend and support them. This post is a post of the series "Free e-Learning Resources" and I am going to talk about free and open source text-to-speech tools for e-Learning.

Free converter will convert lots of kinds of files - image, audio, video, ebook, etc. - into other kinds of files. Looks great but haven't tried it yet. Reply to this if you've used it!

The Daring Librarian presents a number of comic tutorials - poster size introductions to QR codes, Twitter and much more. 34 in this set. Cool!

"Online Learning Today... and Tomorrow" eduMOOC (massive open online course). Click on the title of this posting or here to visit the home site of the MOOC http://sites.google.com/site/edumooc/.

Rich collections of links to free materials, great websites by academic subject and by technology tool. Topics in technology tools include iPod/iPad apps, cameras/video tools as well as Skype and website building.

his workshop will showcase numerous ways to differentiate instruction using technology. Topics will include the use of PowerPoints, WebQuests, Internet sites, multimedia, video streaming, problem based learning, web based games, simulations, Promethean ActivClassroom (interactive whiteboards, classroom response systems, and ActivSlates), podcasting, digital storytelling, Google Applications for Education, free or low cost internet applications, and other applicable methods to reach each and every child.