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Anyone who wants to sync documents, websites and notes between their devices will find Evernote just so useful and user friendly. It's kind of like cataloguing your entire computer's contents and the ability to access them from all of your devices.

Edublogs has a community and blog directory, making it easy to find blogs that fit your area of interest.

An easy way to share files without clogging up your email inbox.

Enhancing Teachers' Take-up of Digital Content: Factors and Design Principles in Technology Adoption

Some teachers in Australia have holidays beginning next week. So a brilliant time to access the Free Cyber Summit on 21st Century Readiness to be held between September 20 - October 5.

Recently edtech guru Richard Byrne wrote about a way to encourage students to research using the concept of Facebook. By creating a faux Facebook account for a person of interest, students need to research that person and try to bring their personality to life.

Looking for an online, multimedia, real time encyclopedia? Mashpedia is just that and is worth using with students.

How the reading experience differs between paper and screen.

A great resource! Have been using them for many years and am very pleased with the service.

Image generator and ordering details for ALA promotional material CD

Recently author Hazel Edwards undertook a 'Skype an author' session and book launch with New Zealand librarians.

Next week sees a number of free professional learning sessions looking at digital tools for learning and teaching.

This link was in Springfield High's resources - a wealth of resources updated now we see with an infatuation with glogster! The new google search option "wonder wheel" feature will help students both expand and narrow their searches in a visual way. Note that if you are running an old version of Windows /Internet Explorer, you will not see this option in your left toolbar under "Standard view."