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"Respondus is a powerful tool for creating and managing exams that can be printed to paper or published directly to Blackboard, ANGEL, Desire2Learn, eCollege, Moodle, and other eLearning systems. Exams can be created offline using a familiar Windows environment, or moved from one eLearning system to another. Whether you are a veteran of online testing or relatively new to it, Respondus will save you hours on each project. "

Tony Karrer has put together a collection of resource links related to agile development generally and agile elearning. Wonder if some of this can tie into the digital literacy strand?

RT @mbrownz: uploaded 'All Black and #Blended: Broken Promises and Serious Challenges...' http://t.co/RgDEMkIl #elearning #ntlt11 #yam

Collection of resources on elearning.

Useful slides on why tablets are useful in education and how to design for them.

Youtube Video channel on elearning by Curtis J. Bonk

RT @drtonybates: New blog post: Designing online learning for the 21st century http://t.co/AlhaRY7Q (via @TerryNeal) #elearning #future

NZ Institute report on educational disengagement. Argues for rapid elearning deployment as a potential solution.

Part of the MSc in elearning ate Edinburgh Uni.

Added the J. of Interactive Tech. & Pedagogy http://t.co/OugST0Tp to the #openaccess #elearning #journal spreadsheet http://t.co/vkEVls2U

Excellent article on a different approach to getting teachers engaged with elearning (and any pedagogical innovation). I think we've already bed this overall idea i.e. that we need teachers to participate in the design of their courses but this provides structure around it and also theoretical underpinning.

Looks like a useful set of papers on learning and teaching online - design, tutoring, mobile, communities, assessment, social, etc

Nine evidence-based elearning guides:Tutoring on-line; Web-based course design; Learner acceptance of on-line learning and e-learning; Learning objects and repositories; Learning using mobile and hand-held devices; On-line communities; Technology-supported assessment; Learning environments; Using social software in learning.

Australian eLearning Framework stuff on benchmarking.

Early comments from Otago on trying iPads in the elearning centre.

"TRADITIONAL textbooks will be put on the endangered list next year as the University of Adelaide's Faculty of Science becomes the first tertiary institution to embrace a new approach to online learning." Ahh you need an iPad to do elearning in science, that's the problem.

Mark Nichols blog of reflection on things elearning, and pedagogy.

Met at ACODE - part of advisory to AU govt in eLearning

Some tips on designing for mobile devices.