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By Diana Laurillard, London Knowledge Lab, London Institute of Education, Inaugural professorial lecture, February 2008. From the abstract, Laurillard argues for "an education-driven approach to the use of digital technologies to achieve our ambitions for education."

Produced by the Office of Institutional Research and Assessment, Division of Information Technology at LaGuardia Community College, part of The City University of new York. September 2010. Includes profiles of the student body (general and entering students), enrollment profile, and demographics about degrees earned.

Part of the Contextualization discussion, backing up the statistic that, at LaGuardia, more students need developmental math than writing.

McGraw-Hill eInstruction. A student response system using wireless connectivity, giving instructors and students immediate feedback.

Shared by L.S. in Instructional Strategies: Peer Engagement. From L.S. "You use a CPS version of powerpoint to create questions (I used the multiple choice questions) to put in a powerpoint. Each student gets a clicker that they use to answer the question. The program gives a summary of the responses."

Published by Capital Community College, Hartford, CT. Various resources to help students learn more about grammar and writing.

Shared in Instructional Strategies: Peer Engagement

Mashable.com is a very popular site for learning more about important social media tools, with information on trends, lists (e.g. 11 Essential Social Media Resources You Might Have Missed), and how-tos, included guides to Twitter and Facebook.

One of several resource mentioned in Pedagogy Matters Campaign: Strategies and Resources for Action to serve as inspiration to formulate and communicate a message to deepen public understanding of developmental education.

Screen capture presentation tool that is used by many of our faculty, including for GSCC presentations.

DW mentions in Pedagogy Matters! Campaign: Strategies and Resources for Action.

Humanities, Arts, Sciences, and Technology Advanced Collaboratory (HASTAC). This page highlights the Digital Media & Learning Competition. Winners are making a difference in 21st century learning.

One of several resource mentioned in Pedagogy Matters Campaign: Strategies and Resources for Action to serve as inspiration to formulate and communicate a message to deepen public understanding of developmental education.

A nice chart of questions to help teachers consider if they're helping students develop a "growth mindset."