That said, I have seen a general increase in the use of technologies that are free. Blogs, wikis, Google apps, Twitter have all come to be used effectively in classrooms, but not because an educational technologist was there to make it happen. Most of the uses I've seen have come from the faculty themselves, who increasingly are using these tools in their own work, so it becomes natural to them to try to use them in their teaching. No extra staff needed. And usually, no cost for the tools themselves.
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The E-learning Ecosystem in organizations | E-Learning Curve Blog - 1 views
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"E-learning Ecosystem in Organizations"
E-Learning along the curve: knowledge workers learning needs | E-Learning Curve Blog - 2 views
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"E-Learning along the curve: adapting to knowledge workers learning needs"
Wimba Community - 3 views
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Features forums, blogs and resources
E-Portfolios for Learning: XO-3 - 2 views
Learning in the wild - 3 views
Introducing BIM - 2 views
Steal This Idea: Google Reader & Twitter Hashtags | Search Engine People | Toronto - 4 views
CloudCourse: An Enterprise Application in the Cloud - Google Open Source Blog - 0 views
E-Portfolios for Learning: Another question about "best" portfolio tools in higher ed - 8 views
Free Online Conference on WiZiQ: CO11 - Feb 4-6, 2011 - 0 views
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Recordings are available of the conference presentations about integrating technology into the curriculum and K-12 classroom. Several on Moodle.
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