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impact of technology on higher education

Interesting reading. . .

Online Logo Maker was created with a single purpose: to bring a free professional logo design tool to everyone

Integrating technology into the classroom by means of WebQuests is a great way for students to get involved in real life learning

Building Community in your classroom with web 2.0 tools.

E-learning and Web 2.0 tools for schools Mindmap by category (blogging, collaboration, audio, etc)

cybergogy is the intent to combine fundamentals of both pedagogy and andragogy to arrive at a new approach to learning

Mentoring for 21st Century Skills It's all about the Learning" About the book: In this book, we present a collection of papers and articles which represent the varied backgrounds and interests of the authors, all of whom belong to the VITAE team who developed the materials and approaches which are outlined here. While some articles are practical in their focus, describing the application of pedagogic models and the experiences of the participants; others are more theoretical, offering in-depth explorations of the approaches taken in developing the VITAE model.

SimplyBox is a great way to add some Web 2.0 to your research. This would be esp. useful with group objects where students can then look at what each other group member has found. Use SimplyBox for Education, and get the free app (also has fee-based district or school-wide application that can be hosted and access controlled safely, and boxing from any application). The teacher could start the ball rolling, and have students join in, boxing their own sites and info. Esp. good for visual learners. This page has three good help videos: Overview, Sharing, and Twittering with SimplyBox. Fairly easy to use, once you get used to it.

Use your voice to connect with on-line friends: talking photo, voice player, voice blogs

Great tips for the budding student artist. I would recommend this to any student who shows artistic promise with photography. Let the creative juices flow. You can send your direct learners directly to this page for a visual feast, plus good advice from professional photographers.