Many educators are looking for ways to include things such as wikis, interest groups, blogs, and second life as part of their curriculum. Does including the latest social networking fad or web 2.0...
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Lawrence Jacobson's curator insight,
March 25, 2:09 AM
More and more information is being shared amongst teachers, facilitators and technologists about digital tools and ideas for learning and development. A critical mass is developing that will alter education in many ways. Exciting times indeed. 
Paul McKillop's comment,
April 6, 4:57 AM
What a great set of resources. Thanks for taking the time to curate them.
Ana Cristina Pratas's comment,
April 6, 3:41 PM
Thank you Paul! Appreciate your feedback and hope you find selection as useful/of interest as I do.
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