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Unquestioning reliance on automation can, and has, led to disasters. This is one of the major reasons why teacher-librarians, librarians and other information professionals need to very diligently to ensure digital information literacy skills are learnt by everyone in the community. We all need to be in control of our technologies, not allow our technologies dictate to us.

One of the sites on technology in education that I refer to often.

Webinar about how mobile technology is 'transforming and enriching the experiences of informal learning spaces such as libraries...'.

Good article for assisting students explore research tools.

"This post is a summary of the ideas. tips and resources shared during my presentation for the 2013 Reform Symposium e-Conference on digital curation." This is a very good explanation of what digital curation can mean in education and an exploration of some of the tools you can use.

"This post is a summary of the ideas. tips and resources shared during my presentation for the 2013 Reform Symposium e-Conference on digital curation." This is a very good explanation of what digital curation can mean in education and an exploration of some of the tools you can use.

Google forms are a great tool and can be used in many ways and are useful for creating quizzes or surveys. Richard Byrne has written a good post that explains how to set up a cut-off time or limit the number of responses to a google form. responses

Some simple tips that anyone could use.