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Bright Hub's goal is simple: share knowledge about how the simplest scientific idea evolves into tomorrow's technology. With an expert writer network and an active community of life-long enthusiasts Bright Hub provides a level of technology transparency rarely seen in high tech. The team of writers and managing editors utilize deep domain expertise to focus on creating valuable information for both novice and advanced consumers. With a content inventory of thousands of science and technology articles, software and hardware reviews, buyer's guides, blog entries and forum discussions, Bright Hub is able to provide readers with a dependable resource to make informative technology decisions.

Technology Review at MIT

Technology Review at MIT

Technology, Entertainment, Design: riveting talks by remarkable people, free to to the world. Some of the most amazing video presentations on the Internet on a variety of current topics. Excellent stuff for inspiring class and putting things in perspective.

SciDev: science, technology, and the developing world

SciDev: science, technology, and the developing world

edweek.org: "states seen lagging in Innovation, Technology" - good grist for grant writing

state innovation & tech

"an art-technology-philosophy group having its seat in Vienna and Zeta Draconis. monochrom is an unpeculiar mixture of proto-aesthetic fringe work, pop attitude, subcultural science, context hacking and political activism. monochrom has existed in this (and almost every other) form since 1993."

manage many ipods from one computer

The Sabbath Manifesto: (1) avoid technology; (2) connect with loved ones; (3) nurture your health; (4) get outside; (5) avoid commerce; (6) light candles; (7) drink wine; (8) eat bread; (9) find silence; (10) give back

good ideas to hide valuables

sharebrained has cool stuff to make - projects with the family

Digital_Nation: Life on the virtual frontier: a fantastic PBS series examining digital life

check out the episode on the Dumbest Generation

Science Journal

While I'd like this too - I'd like Nature slightly more, I think - but this is a close second

When worlds collide blog: innovation through technology in business (edtech related)