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Video Page

limms — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:44:07 CDT

Just a collection of videos that I liked.

Google Wave

limms — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:34:09 CDT

Twitter

limms — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 00:33:21 CDT

For all the visual learners out there, here are some images to stimulate the artist or mathematician - could one be both? Description of twitter- network diagrams, maps, analytics, and abstract.

How to develop into a leader on twitter Twenty leaders on Twitter agreed to answer the question: What is your #1 tip for how a person can develop into a leader on Twitter? Of course, there are many additional people that deserve to be on this list, but this is a very special handful of people selected because they have helped me in developing my own social media leadership skills.

100 Tips, Apps and Resources for Teachers on Twitter

Twenty-One Interesting Ways* to use Twitter in the Classroom

Professor Encourages Students to Pass Notes During Class - via Twitter read down into some of the comments in this article.

50 Ways to Use Twitter in the College Classroom from OnlineColleges.net

TWEET IDEAS: 13 Things to Do on Twitter Besides Tweet Tired of delivering the typical stream of status updates on Twitter ( )? Why not try some of the following ideas for other things you can do with the service?

Learning and micro-blogging - nice post on using Twitter with good resources

The Twidiot’s Guide to Twitter Etiquette: Twelve Essential Do’s and Dont’s for Twitter Beginners

Introduction to Twitter for Educators from Samantha Morra

Tweetbeep If you love Twitter, you'll love TweetBeep! Keep track of conversations that mention you, your products, your company, anything, with hourly updates! You can even keep track of who's tweeting your website or blog, even if they use a shortened URL (like bit.ly or tinyurl.com). Now, how cool is that?!

Twitter Handbook for Teachers

Bit of fun - If the 60's had Twitter

Research on Twitter and Microblogging The research contained in this link is focused specifically on Twitter and other microblogging phenomena. This list is not methodologically or disciplinarily organized. There is work here from communications, information science, anthropology, sociology, economics, political science, cultural studies, computer science, etc.

Twitter Help for Educators

The best twitter lists

Little interesting note - all this info on Twitter came from Twitter

Podcasting

limms — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 21:56:17 CDT

This theme page presents information and resources about podcasting and related contacts.

Education Podcast Network has a range of Podcasts for educators

How to Podcast This is the home of the free podcast tutorial that will takeyour podcast from concept to launch fast and for minimal costbrought to you by, Jason Van Orden, author of Promoting Your Podcast."

Podcasting Toolbox: 70+ Podcasting Tools and Resources

Teaching Today Blog Post on Podcasting Basics from Teaching Today

Podcasting Equipment Guide 2009

Mobile Devices

limms — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:56:44 CDT

Classroom Tech, Part VI: Cell Phones Kevin Hurt's Blog - ed.u.ma.ca.tion "As I wind down this summer’s Classroom Tech series, I want to focus a little bit of time on a tool that most students are not even allowed to use in their classes – cell phones."

For Teens, Has Texting Replaced Talking? From The Juggle’s Sue Shellenbarger:

Also can use tools like polleverywhere

So much to do with an iPod Touch

What happens when you give a class of 8 year old children an iPod touch each?

iPods in the classroom

E-Learning Design

limms — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:55:19 CDT

The Australian Flexible Learning Framework has a Learning Design Tool. The Learning Design Tool is a FREE online resource which guides you step-by-step through the four essential stages to write high quality, learner-focused course content, and to create your own learning design template.Clickhere to download.

Coaching Critical Thinking to Think Creatively Great blog which is written by a Higher Ed teacher - Zaid Alsagoff. He creatively explains the process that he has developed to design an e-learning environment for his students which is very engaging. I hope you find it interesting!

Designing Practical E-Learning post from the Virtual Lore blog of MattyBee. MattyBee is Matt Blackstock. Husband, dad, consultant, learning & development specialist and self-confessed geek.

The Insiders Guide to Becoming a Rapid E-Learning Pro - free e-book.

The Rapid e-Learning Blog is hosted by Tom Kuhlmann who has over 15 years of hands-on experience in the training industry and currently runs the community at Articulate. Is a great blog to subscribe to for tips and tricks on building an e-Learning Course.

There is a video that Tom's links to in his Rapid e-Learning Blog above - around 'When You're Interested in Something, You're Motivated to Learn - it's about how children teach themselves and then teach other children - very interesting video from Ted's (Teds website is listed under Finding Resources).

Best Practices in eLearning

Learning Professionals

limms — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:54:10 CDT

I can hear you say 'Learning Professionals'? Why is this under Finding Resoures? People are a huge source of resources online, there are many ways to connect to other teachers, technologists etc on the web.

How To Connect Your Students Globally by Kim Cofino Great blog post about how to connect students globally to solve common problems.

100 Featured Learning Professionals Online

Who do you follow? from Learning with E's

tweepml

100 Inspiring Blog Posts for Educators

Two Guides for Constructing and PLN

Stages of PLN Adoption

How to build a PLN using Twitter from Shelley Terrell's blog.

How My PLN Saved the Day

Online Facilitation

limms — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:49:51 CDT

Don't forget to check out any attached documents at the bottom of the page.

Use Technology to Promote Integrity and Battle Cheating and Plagiarism

So You Want to Teach Online A great article by Micheal Coghlin from TAFE SA on online teaching using WebCT.

Wikiversity - Facilitating Online Course This course is designed to help people to access and interpret models, research, and develop professional expertise in online facilitation. After completing this course people should be confident in facilitating online and/or be able to critique and offer advice to other people in online facilitation. The next facilitated course started 27 July 2009 and runs to 4 December 2009.

Improving the Discussion Board This report contains complete information about the design, offering, and assessment of a new American literature course in order to experiment with improving the discussion board -- including background material, a running narrative, handouts, eight student surveys with responses and commentary, and, especially, annotations of nearly 200 discussion board posts and exchanges. by Edward J. Gallagher

Synchronous and Asynchronous Communication Tools As an online complement to their December 2003 Executive Update article,"Beyond the Breakout Room: How Technology Can Help Sustain Community,"Soren Kaplan and Julia Lynn Ashley present a detailed view of some of the synchronous and asynchronous communication tools that associations can use to create a full, rich learning experience and sense of community for their members.

Facilitation Skills in an Online World article by F Harris Copyright © 2004 Harris F. The author assigns to the Knowledge Tree e-journal and educational non-profit institutions a non-exclusive license to use this document for personal use and in courses of instruction provided that the article is used in full and this copyright statement is reproduced. The author also grants to the Knowledge Tree e-journal a non-exclusive license to publish this document in electronic or print form within Knowledge Tree e-journal publications and/or the World Wide Web. Any other usage is prohibited without the express permission of the author.

Three Principles of Effective Online Pedagogy - a really interesting article and best of all - it talks about the students doing most of the work.

Online Classroom Dialogue Using Synchronous and Asynchronous Tools as a Scaffold for Deeper Learning

Full Circle Associates' Online Interaction Tool Tour The Tool Tour is designed to give you a sense of the range of online interaction and collaboration tools available. Different tools are applied for different functions. There are a LOT of tools here. Feel free to skip around as time allows.

Discussion Board Tips and Pedagogy This is a very useful article that contains sample rubrics, ideas for topics, advantages and disadvantages. From the Middle Tennessee State University.

Sample Discussion Board Rubric by Lynnda L Brown

Online Facilitation Wiki This wiki is a resource collection place for Nancy White, Full Circle Associates and an adjunct to the Online Facilitation list on Yahoogroups, founded in August 1999. Consider it a general playground around online facilitation and online community work. When I can, I will do client work here openly that may be useful to others. Consider it a shared resource.

Instant Messaging in On-Site and Online Classes in Higher Education Instant Messaging in On-Site and Online Classes in Higher Education

Learning in Virtual Worlds - Teaching Tips from the Virtual Frontier with Cynthia Calongne In this Keynote Session, Cynthia Calongne, also known as Lyr Lobo in Second Life, will offer perspectives on the use of virtual worlds for engaging learners. Calongne's software engineering courses at Colorado Technical University include class and projects in Second Life. For thirteen years, she worked as a software engineer in support of Air Force Space Command and on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Her doctoral research specialized in the design of easy-to-use, immersive virtual reality systems. Today, her research includes games and game-based rubrics in education and in virtual worlds.

Learn Central Site created by Elluminate with some good training and resources

Bloom's Taxonomy - Bloom's Digitally by Andrew Churches

Online Discourse - article on discussions in online courses. Authorship must be attributed to Mark Nichols, Laidlaw College, New Zealand.

The Taxonomy for the Technology Domain

Faculty Focus - Free Reports

Handbook on Synchronous E-Learning

The discussion method is one of the most commonly used pedagogical techniques in the online classroom. Discussion is widely used because it can promote several types of thinking-and certain types of thinking especially those characterized as constructivist, are important in education. Proper attention to the design, facilitation, and maintenance of an online instructional discussion is critical to promote students' constructive thinking. Questioning is a significant instructional design element for the promotion of effective discussion. This article describes a theoretical framework for designing questions for starting online discussion and follow-up questions to maintain the discussion. This framework is placed within a broader context of discussion within a constructivist, online environment. Numerous examples of discussion questions which were gathered from experienced online instructors are presented with the goal of preparing students and teachers to participate effectively in online discussions.

http://www.tcpd.org/Thornburg/Handouts.html∞ this site contains some wonderful articles:

'Campfires in Cyerspace: Primordial Metaphors for Learning in the 21st Century' which I found fascinating and really relevant
'Redefining Teaching in a disintermedated World' redefining what education is today

A Web of Connections: Why the Read/Write Web Changes Everything' was a conference for educators held in May 2008 - though mostly focused towards primary and secondary teachers the information was still relevant to TAFE. One of the presenters will Will Richardson and he has a wiki that he runs his presentation from. There is lots of information, links etc on the wiki, so if you interested, go have a look at Will's Wiki. Will also has a blog which is interesting also worth having a look at -Will's Blog

Stephen D. Brookfield and Jonathan Finkelstein met again for an intriguing conversation about education, and I thought you would enjoy hearing it. Thousands of educators listened to their last podcast on Critical Thinking. This time, Brookfield and Finkelstein explored a new way of looking at leadership that has important implications for how we teach or “lead” our courses, as well as how we teach our students to be leaders. The short podcast will interest anyone looking for ways to improve their facilitation skills and foster more inclusive learning communities — online or offline. The discussion is a pre-cursor to the 7th Annual International Online Conference for Teaching and Learning (IOC2009) to be held March 30-31, 2009, during which Brookfield will address this topic further as part of his online keynote address. The podcast and keynote session are based on a recent book co-authored by Brookfield and Stephen Preskill, entitled "Learning as a Way of Leading: Lessons from the Struggle for Social Justice" (Jossey-Bass, 2008). Brookfield’s session is sponsored by Jossey-Bass. To listen to the podcast click here

Authors Rena Palloff and Keith Pratt recently spoke to LearningTimes Executive Producer Jonathan Finkelstein about assessing learners in online courses, and offered practical ideas for measuring learner progress and gauging understanding online to listen to the podcast, click here

http://onlinefacilitation.wikispaces.com This is another Wiki about online facilitation

Top Tips for Online Facilitation During LearnScope Online this forum and quiz focused on the 'High and Low Lights' of online facilitation. Participants were asked to share their experience of 'Things to do and things to avoid' in online facilitation and were asked to vote in an online poll on 'things which motivate you online'.

What's New in E-Learning Technologies (from the Australian Flexible Learning Framework Site)

10 Tips to Keep Students Safe in a Web 2.0 World

Finding/Creating Resources

limms — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:43:23 CDT

There are heaps and heaps of resources 'out there' to use - but what is the best way of finding them, how do you find things to use? On this, and the attached pages are many places to go to find resources.

Welcome to Links for Educators is our goal to provide educators with the most up-to-date and latest websites available. It is created by teachers and edited by teachers for teachers.

Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day… has great 10 best lists - including 10 best websites to teach learn life skills

Internet Archive a digital library of internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Free access is provided to researchers, historians, scholars and the general public.

Digg is a place for people to discover and share content from anywhere on the web. From the biggest online destinations to the most obscure blog, Digg surfaces the best stuff as voted on by our users. You won’t find editors at Digg — we’re here to provide a place where people can collectively determine the value of content and we’re changing the way people consume information online.

LORN is the Learning Object Repository Network - with heaps of free resources available.

Wikimedia Commons A database of 4,194,088 freely usable media files to which anyone can contribute.

Scribd Scribd is a social publishing site, where tens of millions of people share original writings and documents.

Slideshare Upload and share your PowerPoint presentations and Word documents on SlideShare. Share publicly or privately. Add audio to make a webinar.

25 Free Must Download Design Programs

classtools.net is a website that allows you to create free educational games, activities and diagrams in a Flash! Host them on your own blog, website or intranet! No signup, no passwords, no charge!

bubbl.us Mindmapping software

Ace Online Schools

Wikiversity

10 Places To Get Cool Media Clips For PowerPoint Presentations

Free Technology Toolkit for UDL in All Classrooms Free Technology Toolkit for UDL in All Classrooms - has an ubundance of tools for Study Skills, Literacy, Writing, Collaborative, Maths etc.

Take Any College Class for Free: 236 Open Courseware Collections, Podcasts, and Videos

Royalty Free Stuff

Mixtures of free stuff andCollections of free photos, sounds, music, gifs, clipart, fonts, icons, satellite images, cartoons, graphics, animations, etc.

University Online 100 Interesting and Fun Open Courses you wish you'd taken in college.

You Tube

limms — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:42:08 CDT

Smart Copy - The Official Guide to Copyright Issues for Australian Schools and TAFE - has information on Using YouTube and Using TeacherTube

UC Berkeley Puts Courses On YouTube

http://www.c4lpt.co.uk/ReadingLists/youtube.html

http://www.smartteaching.org/blog/2008/08/100-best-youtube-videos-for-teachers/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l72UFXqa8ZU&feature=related

80+ Videos for Tech. & Media Literacy

Linking to a specifc spot in youtube video

The following YouTube video has some great instructions on how to embed a YouTube into a PowerPoint (2007) Show - I've added some instructions underneath, as it is hard to watch and do at the same time !! It might be best to watch the video first and then have a try.

Blogs

limms — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 20:54:38 CDT

What is a Blog?

' A blog (a contraction of the term weblog) is a type of website, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order. "Blog" can also be used as a verb, meaning to maintain or add content to a blog'.from Wikipedia

A blog is a personal diary. A daily pulpit. A collaborative space. A political soapbox. A breaking-news outlet. A collection of links. Your own private thoughts. Memos to the world. Your blog is whatever you want it to be. There are millions of them, in all shapes and sizes, and there are no real rules. In simple terms, a blog is a web site, where you write stuff on an ongoing basis. New stuff shows up at the top, so your visitors can read what's new. Then they comment on it or link to it or email you. Or not.' from Blogger

This is a letter to a Blogger to their Mum explaining what a Blog is - I love it! from Dipping into the Blogpond

Watch this video on Blogs from In Plain English:

The non tech blog ? The Blackboard Blogger of Monrovia from the 'White African' blog - Erik Hersman's blog

Uses for a Blog:

Reflection
Promotion (art, writing)
Sharing (photos, thoughts)

There are many, many examples, here are some that I liked:

A group of six boys blog about the books they are currently reading in Boys Blogging Books

Teaching Tips.com has a great post on 50 Useful Blogging Tools

To make your Taxes less Taxing, check out Don't mess with Taxes

Why Blog - by David Truss

Uses for Blogs in Education:

Great post on blogging from'Digitally Speaking' which includes checklists for marking student blogs and handouts to structure successful blogging experiences for students.

The blog by J Black - Web 2.0 in the Classroom has an excellent post on Using Blogs to Promote Authentic Learning in the Classroom

Ways to use Blogs in your classroom

Watch this video on using Web2.0 tools for students writing

g posts with new trends! Swineblogger

15 Free Tools for Better Blogging Teachers and other education professionals who are interested in starting their own blog or integrating blogging into a classroom can find many online resources to improve their blogging experience. Many of these resources are free and easy to implement on a variety of platforms. Here are 15 no-cost tools to explore today. This is a guest post fromKaren Schweitzer. Karen is the About.com Guide to Business School.

Bits and Pieces

limms — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:12:20 CDT

In here are 'Bits and Pieces' that ticked my fancy, floated my boat and caught my attention, but didn't know where to put them!!

Show Yourself Widget ShowYourself is a simple to make, easy, free and fun utility to help establish your identity across the web. Have a Flickr account and a Facebook and AIM? Combine all your profiles on the web into one attractive widget that you can put on your blog, your myspace or anywhere on the web.

Getting Out of Grading Cathy Davidson, professor at Duke University, announced on her blog last week that she was going to give students the power to earn A's or some other grade based on a simple formula in which she wouldn't play much of a role

Clay Shirkey Video from Web 2.0 Conference

Webtools for disabilities A useful link for teaching people with disabilities or for providing accessibility when building e-learning resources

Scribble Maps Scribble Maps is the quick and easy way to rapidly make and share maps!

the rise and rise of online learning

Student Video Keynote for the Net Generation Education Project at NECC Ning

From Ted's Talks - Speaking at LIFT 2007, Sugata Mitra talks about his Hole in the Wall project. Young kids in this project figured out how to use a PC on their own -- and then taught other kids. He asks, what else can children teach themselves?

Web 2.0 Tools

limms — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:11:11 CDT

This page contains lots of different information on Web 2.0 tools. Don't forget to look at specific pages under this heading on specific tools - if you have any 'expertise' in these tools, then feel free to add information to the pages.

There are also documents attached to the very bottom of this page.

Facebook

limms — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:07:38 CDT

The Facebook Classroom: 25 Facebook Apps That Are Perfect for Online Education With so many students, teachers, and librarians on Facebook these days, the social media site has become somewhat of a platform, offering developers a way to create and share applications for education. This, of course, is great news for online education, as it provides all sorts of great tools designed to make learning and administration easier. Check out these applications that represent some of the ideal tools Facebook has to offer for online education.

10 Lessons I learned from Farmville

Videos

limms — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:02:20 CDT

Teds is a website on Inspired talks by the worlds great thinkers and doers. Jill Gordon has listed 25 Incredible Teds talks for Educators on her blog.

TeacherTube Our goal at TeacherTube.com is to provide an online community for sharing instructional teacher videos.

Videojug has grown into the world’s most comprehensive library of free factual video content online.

Forum Network free lecture videos

From Ulrich Schrader's Website, a blog post with a list of portals of recorded acadenmic lectures and talks.

Academic Earth
Quote:Thousands of video lectures from the world's top scholars Many different subjects.

LectureFox
Mostly physics, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, but look also under faculty mix. There are some great lectures there, too

MIT World
Talks about diverse topics covered by well-known speakers and experts in the field

Open Yale Courses
Free and open access to introductory courses at Yale University.

Princeton University WebMedia
Long list of recorded lectures. Many subjects.

Royal Society TV
Public events and prize lectures of the Royal Society

TED talks
My all-time favorite site for really great mind-expanding talks. They are short but very worth listening to. Great variety of subjects.

VideoLectures.net
Many different subjects, the focus is on computer science

Webcast.Berkeley
UC Berkeley current and archived course and recorded special events

YouTube - Edu
Videos from colleges and university partners. Not just lectures and talks, but other videos as well.

80+ Videos for Tech. & Media Literacy

'In Plain English' - I loved these videos that explain really clearly different things. The first one here is on Podcasting - there is a whole series of them. Common Craft is a website that you can go to - to access the range of 'In Plain English' videos. They have a range of video's that you can use free - also if you want to use the 'beefed up' versions you can purchase licenced versions. Make sure to visit their sharing page about the rules and regulations of sharing videos.

teachers'domain Teachers' Domain is a extensive library of free digital media resources produced by public television, designed for classroom use and professional development.

Wikis

limms — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 21:56:24 CDT

'In Plain English' - Here is one on Wiki's - I think this will explain all.

'To make a long story short, wikis are simply websites that erase the boundaries between authors and readers. A wiki can be changed by anyone who bothers to change it. Just click EDIT and hammer away. Simple. Quick. Democratic. Wiki.' - from an article on Matt Barton's wiki Embrace the Wiki Way

A wiki is a page or collection of Web pages designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content, using a simplified markup language.[1][2] Wikis are often used to create collaborative websites and to power community websites. The collaborative encyclopedia Wikipedia is one of the best-known wikis.[2] Wikis are used in business to provide intranet and Knowledge Management systems. Ward Cunningham, the developer of the first wiki software, WikiWikiWeb, originally described it as "the simplest online database that could possibly work".[3] - from Wikipedia

'A wiki is web software designed for collaboration. Unlike a traditional website where pages can only be read, in a wiki everyone can edit, update and append pages with new information and without knowing HTML.' from Jotspot

Watch the 'Wikis - In Plain English' Video on You Tube

Watch the pbWiki - 'What is a Wiki' video on You Tube

Uses for a wiki:

Think of a situation that you want people to collaborate and share information and a wiki could be used. If you search for a topic, there is probably a wiki for it - below are some examples of the diverse range of uses for wikis:

Running a Presentation
Will's Wiki Will Richardson runs his presentations from his wiki which is a great idea (what I am doing today) people can access all the information afterwards if they want to go back to things. This could be how you run your class - off a wiki - store all your info in the one place.

Sharing/Gathering Intelligence
'Why does the CIA keep top secret intelligence in a wiki' article from 'Future Changes'

Fun
Wookieepedia - the 'Star Wars' wiki
The Young and the Restless Wiki had to put this one in !!

Staff Intranet
Our Intranet, the wiki: Case Study of a wiki changing an Enterprise - Janssen-Cilag is a research based pharmaceutical companies in Australia, this article talks about how they are using a wiki for their staff intranet.

Chets Creek Elementary School Blog post on creating a Teacher Information Wiki

A Community Registry
Bushfire Aid Wiki was set up to allow both donors and recipients to register their interest in a way that won't be a strain on the resources of the various authorities.

and, of course, wikis can be used in Education

Uses for a wiki in Education:

Embrace the Wiki Way - Matt Barton's article on how to "Embrace the Wiki Way' has some great ideas on what you might use a wiki for:

TeachersFirst has great wiki ideas for the classroom.

Wiki Collaboration Across the Curriculum a presentation at the K12 Online Conference 2008 by Victoria A Davis a teacher and technology administrator at Westwood Schools in Camilla, Georgia.

The Cool Cat Teacher Blog has ideas on using Wikis in the classroom - this is Vicki's blog (see presentation above)

How to use a wiki to facilitate learning is a wiki that dicusses ways to use wikis in Education, Pedagogical Potential, Problem Potential and Wiki Culture

Using Wikis to catalog protest songs is a lesson plan that incorporates the use of wikis

El Mundo Tarvin is a wiki for a History Class

Welkers Wikinomics is a wiki for students and teachers of Economics

Aquasquad A class wiki on a saving water project.

Digital Communication Wiki A class wiki with the Aim: To create a 'c-book' on what it means to be a digital citizen in the 21st century

Beth's Wiki or Beth's Blog I liked this blog and wiki from Beth - Thought's on Technology in the Classroom

Classroom Trends in 2.0 An wiki for educators

10 Interesting Ways to use a Wiki in a Classroom by Tom Barrett

Rationale for Using Wikis and Blogs in the Classroom

Jason De Nys has a marvellous powerpoint on - a look at the rationale for using wikis and blogs in the classroom (Jason de Nys April, 2008)

Thoughts on setting up a student created wiki from Langwitches Blog

Getting Started with your Wikispaces a pdf that will take you through getting up and running with a wiki

Creating Resources

limms — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 20:37:04 CDT

xtranormal is a place where you write the script and create the video

DoInk A place to enjoy, discuss and create custom animations.

Free Stuff for Teachers huge list of worksheet and activity generators

Puzzlemaker Welcome to Puzzlemaker! Puzzlemaker is a puzzle generation tool for teachers, students and parents. Create and print customized word search, criss-cross, math puzzles, and more—using your own word lists.

Organising

limms — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 05:08:50 CDT

notefish Notefish makes Internet research simple. Making a purchase? Planning a trip? Save information from the web into a single online Notefish page, then organize and share!

Sharing

limms — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 05:06:24 CDT

Clipmarks On Clipmarks.com, you can see clips of text, images or video about all sorts of topics that other people find while surfing the web.

Collaboration

limms — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 05:02:25 CDT

thinkfold.com ThinkFold's structured environment helps groups collaborate on ideas, documents, presentations and plans.