I stumbled across an online booklet discussing Web 2.0 alternatives to traditional lectures. It's called "A New Way to Lecture: Using Web 2.0 to Create Interactive Lecture With Your Students" and I think it's worth a look.
Loving the EtherPad cloud computing software. I even have my own pad at http://etherpad.com/amsdiane. I only wish Google had done this first ...
Pros: Free, easy to use, intuitive, easy to add others,
Cons: no deletion, non-public use requires fee/person.
video collaboration, e-meeting and web conferencing on the Internet
Google bought this company back in April of 2007. I wonder if/when it will be going somewhere ...
academhack » Blog Archive » Twitter for Academia
A blog post about how one instructor uses twitter in academia, followed by many useful comments which are worth reading for further exploration.
Mashable: 30+ Mind Mapping Tools
An excellent collection of free and for-pay mind mapping tools. These are always useful to help you organize your thoughts and to help with brainstorming.
