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This is a good source to read. Adult learners have learning disabilities and educators need a source to help them help these learners.

This was very interesting, especially the VoiceThread program.

Another amazing website for anyone who wants explore online courses. I took a French course on MOOC in February, and I absolutely loved it! I got a certificate too! Enjoy! -Sergei

Debut Video Recorder provides a great tool if you want to record video or capture an image on your screen. I used it to record student speeches before my college installed cameras in our speech classrooms. It can be saved to a flash drive and does not have to be installed on your computer the way most programs do.

This is the first of three articles in a series that discusses the reasons for integrating Twitter into online and face-to-face classes, necessary steps leading to the integration, and several ideas for Twitter activities in a course.

Social networking is important for students' success. These ideas will help,

This website hosts OER instructional videos on topics in math, including algebra, calculus, liberal arts math, and more.

Personally, I am against use of social media in the class.

Integrating slack, a synchronous or asynchronous chat tool, into the higher ed classroom

Teachers should only use social media as a teaching tool to improve their students' education. "If it's not to the betterment of your kids, why are you doing it? It may not be for you," says Brian Aspinall, an elementary teacher in Chatham, ON who speaks and blogs about technology and educational reform. "Don't do it because you went to a conference on Twitter and someone said you should do it."

More tools...!

The article reflects on the divide between students and instructors with respect to social media and technology.

Great ideas and templates for doing remote learning. Mostly for K-12, however it is easy to get inspired or adapt to college level.