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This session explores the phenomenon of social bookmarking used by online social networks to share, organise and exchange online bookmarks using tags and RSS.

"LEARN DO SHARE is the first book of a series that captures the practice of participatory storytelling experiments designed to trigger social innovation. The result of our open collaboration is a rather unusual look-do-and-think-book that explores the methods we used, pitfalls we encountered and lessons we learned when we invited 600 people to co-create a multi-perspective emergent narrative."

Using ICT to share the tools of the teaching trade A report on Open Source Teaching February 2004

"Content development and process begins with the organization. Perform a communication audit of existing collateral, creative assets, and positioning from the perspective of the customer. There are likely many existing content resources that with a bit of shine can be revitalized into powerful content marketing pieces--just take a look at the amazing photography that the New York Times incorporated into its Facebook timeline. However, be a fierce editor, ruthless about sending things to the cutting room floor. Ask yourself honestly, "Is this any good?" "Do these images make me feel the right kind of something?" "Is this worth sharing?" In addition to reviewing existing materials, gather opinions about content opportunities and upcoming milestones from staff members. Involve your entire organization in a creative brainstorm to uncover the compelling stories that are already happening, ripe for the telling. "

TED-Ed, lessons worth sharing

"Our membership represents the growing network of Australian elearning professionals in business and education who share a common interest in the best practice of technologies across the elearning industry. "

This wiki aims to be a place where current and interested Private Label customers can come to discuss best practices, share useful tips, and learn from one another. We would love to see this wiki become a valuable resource for you, so let us know what you'd like to add to the wiki on this discussion or feel free to add to the wiki yourself.

The Knowledge Tree is an e-journal generated by members of the Australian vocational education and training (VET) system to enable the sharing of research and learning innovation in national and global e-learning practice. ISSN 1448-2673

This is an IBSA project to trial the use of a wiki for sharing and building innovative practice in the implementation of IBSA Training Packages

"The aim of the 'Indigenous voices: teaching us better' project was to improve the experiences and outcomes of Indigenous students in education and training by building the capacity of the VET workforce to effectively teach Indigenous learners. The first step in this process was for VET trainers to develop an awareness of the experiences of Indigneous learners in education. The project involved Indigneopus people telling stories about their experiences in education. These stories, recorded as audio or video files, were to be shared through a website developed during the project. "

This is a video that includes interviews with teachers and kids on the use of blogging in the classroom.

Primary students discussing recognition, appropriate commenting, sharing learning, privacy, and cybersafety.

is 1 hr online session will demonstrate how the online photo sharing service Flickr can be used as a teaching and learning tool.

"A place to share e-learning and Web 2.0 tools for education. Computers and laptops in education are important only when used with good pedagogy. Digital content and creation is an important part of the process for educators in the 21st century."