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Doing lots of cool things with Google products, often with script.

Software to allow screen sharing. Possible for use in classes with multiple shared screens.

How tech can result in bad outcomes through external bias and social failures. We can forget that there is more to tech than it being "just some software."

Open conversation software

AMP tool - assessing mooc pedagogies - based on a 1998 educational software pedagogy tool by Tom Reeves

WHy we are wrong to argue that students need to learn with .

Animation software.

Examples of scripting. "The aim of Desktop Liberation  and its related blog is to encourage you to take advantage of web capabilities without being constrained by your desktop software. You'll see a few techniques, tips and tricks for sure, as well as fully functional sample applications in various languages and frameworks, with a particular emphasis on Google Technology.   All code is of course unprotected and free to re-use. For more details see Reusing code from this site. Examples are downloadable here and throughout the site."

"The project funds student partnerships in various disciplines to develop online learning resources using specialist software. This complements our partnership with Jisc on their Developing digital literacies project which aims to give students digital skills by encouraging HE curriculums to include digital elements."

No doubt you guys will have caught this news.... "Google is developing a tool to help teachers manage classroom tasks, a move that should have education app vendors trembling as if they'd been sent to the principal's office. The software, called Classroom , will become part of Apps for Education, Google's cloud email and collaboration suite for schools and universities, Google said Tuesday"

presentation software available for iPad or on the web - looks pretty cool

"What if teachers could fork educational materials just like software developers fork code? Imagine if educators far and wide could collaborate on curriculums beyond their school, district, or university. Imagine a revolutionized education system by way of the open source model. Well, the future is now."

Interesting discussion tool, lightweight & simple.

September 17, 2012