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Classroom 2.0 LIVE!
a listing of upcoming Elluminate sessions with leading new technology products, users and educators - very informative
SCoPE
SFU's Community of Practitioners in Education offers scheduled seminar discussions facilitated by volunteers. They also host special interest groups (SIGs) by request, online conferences, and special projects as they emerge
TwitterLocal
watch the Twitter public feed, caching all Tweets with a valid location. People were able to generate feeds from this site based on location
Atlas - Twitter around the world
Explore the world with Tweets that are shown on a map. You can also explore other places around that geographic location
Learning with 'e's: Teaching with Twitter
Steve says he's tried some of his list of Twitter in Education ideas but doesn't specify which ones or what worked best - now that would have been more useful.
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how to harness the potential of microblogging for the benefits of my own students
Social networks that matter: Twitter under the microscope
A First Monday article by B. Huberman, D.M. Romero and Fang Wu
Despite the followers and followed list, most users only interact with a small network of tweeters
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people default to interacting with those few that matter and that reciprocate their attention
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Many people, including scholars, advertisers and political activists, see online social networks as an opportunity to study the propagation of ideas, the formation of social bonds and viral marketing, among others. This view should be tempered by our findings that a link between any two people does not necessarily imply an interaction between them. As we showed in the case of Twitter, most of the links declared within Twitter were meaningless from an interaction point of view. Thus the need to find the hidden social network; the one that matters when trying to rely on word of mouth to spread an idea,
a belief, or a trend.
twitterfeed.com : feed your blog to twitter
worth checking out - does it create a tag line or do you?
EC&I 831: Social Media and Open Education
an open course from the University of Regina's Dr. Alec Couros - already underway
How-To - tutorials on Twitter and more
looks interesting for more than Twitter but there are some interesting Twitter tutorials - not education focused but of general/business interest
Trend Tracker: Current and emerging Twitter trends
Check out the map of tweets around the world - spooky
T4 - Pay Attention
a collection of resources to help teachers teach more effectively with technology
Online Video Editing: The Best Web-Based Video Editing Tools
- A Mini-Guide - Robin Good's Latest News
Adobe Photoshop.com
free online photo editor, special effects, online photo gallery (2 Gb)
Splashup
Formerly known as Fauxto, Splashup claims to be as full-featured as Photoshop.
Pixenate
photo editing, enhancing and printing - some special effects
flauntR by FotoDesk
Free online photo editor with printing and slideshows
StylR to EditR to TextR to PicasR to ProfilR to MobilR
Big Huge Labs
fd's Flickr Toys: Do fun stuff with your photos
Aviary
A suite of web-based applications that currently includes:
* Phoenix (image editing) - claims to have all the features of Photoshop - layers, masks, effects
* Peacock (visual laboratory) - experimenting with pixel effects
* Toucan (colour swatches) - seems to be similar to Amanda's recommend "kulur" site
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