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PDF that compares Wikis, Blogs, Journals and Discussions and gives a few tips for getting started with them.

"Loss of Control March 14, 2012 - 3:00am By Kaustuv Basu Jeff MacSwan and Kellie Rolstad, a husband-and-wife team at Arizona State University, heard rumors last year that courses they designed for an online program were being used without their permission."

Much easier now to see who has access, what's public and private, and change sharing for multiple docs at once.

Students and faculty can use twitter/facebook to create a private comm channel (or backchannel) of tweets and updates for a specific course using hashtags. Embed widgets to bring the conversation into the LMS. 

A great site of Universal Design for Learning resources, online training, exercises and activites from San Francisco State's Center for Teaching and Faculty Development

Actively engage students in the classroom with Turning Technologies Student Response Systems. Students submit answers using our advanced clicker technology. Stay up to date with whats new and exciting at Turning Technologies. Be sure to check out our latest Newsletter and any you may have missed.

wenger communities

Describes the different kinds of PDF form, and the creation and data collection workflows for each.

This page has the instructor and user manusl for Bb Learn as well as the Authoring Kit, which is the MS Word versions we can use to create our own mateirals.

An excellent overview with links to specific examples and tutorials of how schools are using Google Applications including Google Sites to create free, enduring ePortfolios for students and courses.

Author, Monitor and Learner, so you can create, monitor and run sequences to experience the LAMS difference!

Concepts for effective peer review using an LMS, with a liberal dose of marketing from Waypoint Outcomes, an assessment and peer review tool that powerlinks into Blackboard and Moodle

When I rezzed in Second Life, the first thing I wanted to do was shop. But like many newbies, I had no idea where to buy clothes, had pretty low standards for outfits and no lindens, so I haunted freebie warehouses and collected everything I could get my virtual hands on. I've finally deleted most newb finds, but my quest for free or inexpensive, yet stylish, fashion remains. Among the many fashion choices in SL, like many librarians, I like classic, professional looking styles that I would feel comfortable wearing anywhere - Second Life or real life.

Many different vendors offer technologies to help deploy and manage iPads - and not all solutions amount to a centralized lockdown.