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Prezi, Zoho Show, Slide-Share. Non-linear presentation tools. ELI 7 Things You Should Know About ... series

List of top 10 tools for learning - compiled by learning professionals

This is a most interesting list--and it certainly indicates that we are headed in the right direction.

Jane Hart focuses on tools for learning and comprises various "top pick" lists based upon her own and other learning professionals' suggestions.

This tool allows you to collaborate on and share information in one location.

Editing tools available in Pro version. Only $9. Nice!!

Offers pros and cons for these screencasting software products, plus links to other reviews and tools (e.g., BB Flashback)

Article from Forbes about "proper social networking etiquette" - guidelines for using Facebook and other social networking tools

This is an web-based authoring tool that allows one to create an interactive lesson, and export it as a SCORM 2004 or SCORM 1.2 object which can be imported into a LMS. One can add a variety of media such as voice, text, video, and still images. One can also import a PowerPoint presentation. An interesting feature is that one can intersperse assessment screens to check student learning. Assessments can be graded or non-graded.

"Bloom's Taxonomy is simply a way to connect [instructional technologies, particularly Web 2.0 tools,] to those that would be identified with the Affective, Psychomotor, or Cognitive domains--specifically the Cognitive."

Share conversation in synchronous or asynchronous formats, in pulic, open, or private threads

Free basic license up to 100 responses. Analyze data with graphs and charts. Export to Excel.

List of blog sites covering tech in education, innovation, tech resources for teachers, virtual worlds, etc.

Turn your project into an ebook.

"Strutta is a really neat site that lets you very easily create contests (for free) where people can enter videos, images, or text. Multiple winners can be judged by popular vote or by the contest creators. It has a ton of other "bells & whistles," too. Teachers can set-up these contests or, even better, students can create their own." (http://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/2009/10/04/the-best-web-20-applications-for-education-2009/)