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Learnist (which is still in beta, but ask for an invite) allows you to share and learn in a style similar to Pinterest. They have recently made 3 updates. This post describes the changes and provides a look at what the boards look like. If you have not yet checked out Learnist go over to http://learni.st/ and check it out. 
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"Learnist, as many have already pointed out, works much like Pinterest — a way to catalog online resources on a topic and share them with the user’s social network. And like Pinterest, it looks like a digital bulletin board with pictures and messages, and connects with Facebook accounts. In fact, the site’s “learning boards” look quite a bit like Facebook’s timeline feature, and Facebook membership is required to use Learnist at this point." Currently in beta you may find that if you request membership you will receive an invitation. In the meantime you may explore some of the information that has been posted by others.
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A look at 50 education technology tools split into the following categories: * Social Learning - "tools that use the power of social media to help students learn and teachers connect" * Learning - ways to "make lessons fun, interesting and more effective" * Lesson Planning and Tool - tools that help you design and plan great lessons and student projects * Useful Tools - tools that help you "stay connected, organized and increase the ease of building multimedia lessons and learning tools"
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"...Grockit, a social learning company that up ’til now has been focused on test prep. Today, Grockit introduces Learnist which it describes as “a way for anyone to share what they know” and which I’m sure every tech blogger, myself included, will use the “Pinterest for education” comparison." This site is in beta but they are accepting requests for invites. The possibilities of this, locating online resources, annotating them and ordering them in a logical sequence is something that many folks are already doing with other tools. This one alos allows sharing and commenting. I am looking forward to trying it out in the near future.
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