Teaching with Technology Institute 2010

Ray Schroeder (U of I Springfield) manages this Ning network of resources related to Google Wave in education

Examples of how Google Wave can be used in Education

An excellent guide to using Google Wave

Wiki about Google Wave Bots

SlideShare event for sharing slide presentations related to Teaching in the Cloud: Teaching with Technology Institute 2010

homepage for James R. Horn's lab in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Northern Illinois University; includes Lab Wiki

blog used by NIU faculty Rob Brookey in teaching COMS 380: Corporate Advocacy and Issue Management during Fall 2009

Addresses issues of accessibility in Google Wave

Sharing what several instruction librarians have learned about the pedagogy and technology needed to make effective video tutorials. Much of this also applies to screencasts.

Tips and tricks to enhance the quality of your screencasts

A basic feature overview to help you get started with Google Wave

A 3 minute introduction to the basics of cloud computin

Utter the words "group project" and you're likely to hear at least a few groans from your students. The reasons for their dislike of group work are many, but logistical difficulties of getting everyone together and lazy group members who don't pull their own weight are two of the biggest complaints.\n\nWith wikis, you're able to remove these two obstacles because wiki sites not only make collaboration a breeze, but they contain tracking tools that let instructors see who's contributing to the project, and when they're making those contributions.

handout (pdf) developed by Educause outlining the basic features of and considerations for using wikis

three award-winning educational wikis on Wikispaces. These wikis have been used to interact with schools from around the world, share classroom activity, and turn online class notes into end-of-year exams. They're great examples of how wikis can be used to create engaging learning experiences.

handout (pdf) developed by Educause outlining the basic features of and considerations for using blogs

Scott Leslie's matrix depicting the use of blogs in education