A bit technical but I coped...

Open source way to creater screencasts

The most amazing collection. Cut a disk for your teachers

Over the years, the question of how many computers per student or per classroom has emerged as a pivotal issue. Advocates for different perspectives agree that technology-enabled learning is important and the ideal is one-to-one computing and anytime, anywhere learning. In today's economic environment, school districts must budget wisely and get the most out of each dollar invested. One way to address student computing and anywhere anytime access is with netbook PCs. This eBook will explore the issues and showcase districts that have implemented successful and cost-effective programs.

I am such a gmai convert now- will defintely go and check these out!!

Will be following this debate with interest seeing that I now have my very own mobile iwb!!! (and having great fun using it)

"Write a comment or poem in the shape of hearts or other symbols. Send a greeting or post to MySpace or your blog."

Ever wanted to make presentations a more interactive, Web 2.0 experience? A prototype version of the PowerPoint Twitter Tools is now available for testing

"Aviary is a suite of powerful creative applications that you can use right in your web browser. We're on a mission to make creation accessible to artists of all genres, from graphic design to audio editing."

"Myna will look familiar to those already using audio recording and editing software such as the fantastic Audacity but it actually reminds me more of Apple's GarageBand, because of its effortless drag and drop interface and its library of audio tracks, clips and loops which allow you to quickly whip up professional sounding recordings."

Now you can get your learners to create a map!