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Research and interviews with the top experts around the world on youth and new media appear on janemitchinson.ca, along with excerpts from Jane's documentaries on the subject area. Appearing on the site are David Buckingham, Danah Boyd, Linda Stone, Neil Andersen, Dr. David Meyer, and Dr. Tracey Alloway.

There's a link on my webpage to some excerpts from the documentary I produced recently on teens and texting, called "Conditioned to be On Call".

A great site for photography challenges and inspirational photos.

Once you've captured some stellar portraits either in studio or on-location, you're probably going to want to process them in order to bring out the true beauty. Many elements beyond the control of the photographer can interfere with a portrait or distract a viewer unnecessarily, which is why Photoshop is used to salvage and improve many images. With this in mind, we've compiled a list of some of the most frequently used Photoshop techniques for portraits:

Great tips, Peter. Thanks!

If you are a mini-plan Ning user frustrated that you can't post video and audio, Edmodo may be the answer. It's actually a lot like PB Works. Students won't be able to customize their own page but you can add multiple files to an assignment post.

Web developers often have a hard time wading through the myriad of tutorials and articles available on the topic of website development. We'll do the wading for you in this article, and will show you 10 tutorials on HTML, JavaScript, CSS, mobile development and more!

This is where teachers can apply for an all-access teacher account at Animoto. Must be renewed periodically.

This is not a free site but try the trial and I know you will be impressed. Safari contains every book in the communications tech field that you can imagine. I would use this right in class for tutorials and resources. Give the free trial a try and find any book on almost any topic.

The Centre for Learning and Performance Technologies has posted a great Resource Toolbox that is always being updated. Check it out!

A large library of open source clipart.

An interesting case of copyright infringement. Also follow the link near the bottom of the article to see the NY Times' article about the issue.