CTIL

A different way to learn JavaScript.

Covers a range of different languages, starts with very simple phrases & conversations.

Summary of a presentation Jarche gave to an Australian audience.

Links to a range of materials, not just bitesize!

How to apply the OER evaluation rubrics.

USA Based.

An example of how you might include an oral assessment into some language learning (have a look at the exercise at the bottom)

MS have now published an eBook discussing the merits of one device/person. They're now calling it 1:1, rather than one laptop per child or any of the other phrases that have been used.

A kick starter funded project - related to raspberry Pi.

Has some ideas for creating lessons round YouTube videos (esp TED ones)

Includes some links to sources of open textbooks - and how some people have actually started to use & add to the existing books.

Some slides about including technology in the primary curriculum; quite a few slides are points for discussion, rather than containing information as such; however, others have lots of useful information.

Sign up page - you have to give your name/email address to get a copy. Focusses more on corporate/enterprise training that education in school/college/university. 

Site allowing teachers to evaluate educational software. Has been around for a long time

A range of documents, covering the use of Google sites / docs with students.

A range of tips for using Google sites to develop learning resources.

Part of a series of posts about learning theories. At the moment (July 11th), this is the most recent, earlier ones are linked at the end ... however, it's probably not the last.

Aimed at US summer schools, but should fit with UK Nat. Curric.

Covers history of educational technology, back to radio etc.

Approach to getting kids (esp. girls) to understand coding.