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Shelflife, the tool Harvard's Library Lab has created to allow users to browse the vast set of information in Harvard's library systems.

An example of networked learning

An example of networked learning

An article that looks at MOOC's as an extension to the traditional library rather than the classroom.

23things is a "course" used and modified by libraries throughout the world to introduce folk to social media. A way of an organisation helping staff develop some of the skills necessary to recognise some of the potential benefits of NGL

an example of using Web 2.0 methodologies within university education

This guide provides an overview of several citation management tools, as well as information on print and online citation resources.

Conference paper describing how a USQ under-graduate course has included an assessment item drawing on curation - one form of "PKM". Includes discussion of changes in the availability of information and Personal Learning Networks as parts of the rationale for the move.

"One criticism of skill-focused technology training, a common practice in teacher preparation, is that these experiences develop teachers' technological knowledge and skills, but fail to challenge their underlying beliefs about teaching and learning, which are more fundamental barriers to technology integration (Ertmer 1999). This criticism stems from the argument that technology knowledge and skills alone are insufficient for teachers to utilize technology and initiate educational change."