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This article describes five different types of online cheating - plagiarism, fabrication, falsification, misrepresentation, and misbehavior. This article then goes in to three areas - Policing, Prevention, and Virtue Integration. For each of these topics there are multiple bullet points listed which help provide guidance and possible solutions to the issues. This is a very valuable link and I have bookmarked it as a future resource for reference.

I came across this really cool website of open educational resources. Have fun sharing and learning!

The article discusses the paradigm shift in learning styles and approaches using the web resources. Personal learning environments and internet sifting for content is discussed as well.

A selection of Facebook Pages providing resources and dialogue focused on education and instructional technologies.

Thanks Rosa, this may just change my mind.

Another blog from the Carnegie Foundation. I think that this site is a must read and bookmark for any instructor who is interested in the triple aims of educational improvement: - improving education for all students - effective in advancing learning - and efficient in its use of resources.

A really rich online resource for art and art history. Great for teaching art appreciation, history, humanities.

Numerous Resources for Online and F2F Courses.

TaxProf Blog provides news, information and resources for tax professors. This is an American site.

I know that most of the members of this group work in higher education. Some of us work in teacher preparation programs and need resources for K-12 teachers. I've found Edutopia to be a reliable resource. Their Technology Blogs have some thoughtful ideas that will help learners at the college level.

The University of Oregon's Teaching Effectiveness Program (TEP) works with educators to assess and improve teaching. TEP provides assitance with setting up midterm analysis of teaching, videotaping assessments, consultations, library search services, using technology, and teaching portfolio assistance to the UO academic community. TEP also maintains an extensive library of education resources, many of which are available online.

Excellent resource for learning about the Digital Humanities!

I'd chosen accessibility tools as my elective for the scrapbook, so I thought I'd share this resource which includes numerous links that contain useful information, as well as software that can be used to ensure that your course is as accessible as possible. It also includes some relevant legal information that could also come in handy! Hope you'll find it handy..

Thought this a good printable resource for the future.

If you haven't been here yet its worth the trip

Wisc-Online is a digital library of Web-based learning resources called "learning objects."

Starting place for explanation and resources for learning objects

Additional web resources for teachers.

For #TT1041 on the topic of Twitter. A compendium of resources.

Using twitter for educational purposes is really interesting to me. This article provides the top tweets to follow for education resources

A nonprofit blog with many resources.

A list with links to websites and resources K-12 educators may find useful in the instructional/classroom setting