Buffy J. Hamilton

Understanding the Emerging Real-Time News Curation Universe
by Robin Good

a look at the creative and technical worlds of immersive storytelling
by The Digital Rocking Chair

Covering the ongoing evolution of content curation & beyond; the impact & innovation http://xeeme.com/JanGordon
by janlgordon

The role of photography today
by Mario Pires

Curation is a hot trend, some say it can change the Web
by gdecugis

Following the iPad's emergence in the elementary classroom
by Dave Brown

Building the independence of learners through thoughtful uses of technology
by Jim Lerman

The Best Infographics on the Web
by thomesss

Are You Connected? Do You Know What It Means?
by Susan Bainbridge

Learning to find, evaluate and use digital information effectively, efficiently and ethically.
by Dennis T OConnor

Let's spread the love about Scoop.it
by Hélène Brevet

Exploring the concept and practice of digital citizenship.
by Judy O'Connell

Social networking and participatory library services
by Judy O'Connell

Managing attention & information
by Howard Rheingold

Nonprofits struggle with finding the time to create content, but the secret is repurposing, reimagining and curating
by Beth Kanter

Innovative practices & resources on the use of QR codes in education and training
by callooh

Tools, services and resources that help you prepare, edit, promote and sell your next ebook
by Robin Good

Innovations and Issues that are Disrupting U.S. and Global Higher Education
by Shannon D. Smith

Critical thinking, new media, connected learning
by HASTAC

Best articles and reports on the mobile apps landscape for journalists and reporters
by DanieleBazzano

Articles and videos that discuss how games enhance learning.
by JackieGerstein Ed.D.

All about reflection, improvement, leadership, failing
by Beth Kanter

The impact of information on our lives and ways to cop with it
by Beth Kanter

all things 21st Century library related
by Dr. Steve Matthews

Sample lesson plans, projects, and great Glogster EDU ideas!
by Glogster EDU

Traces of change in research practices and digital environments
by antonella esposito

ebooks in K-12 schools
by Carmel Galvin

Curated by #literacies courses at Vanderbilt and NYU. For information ask on Twitter with #literacies or @writerswriting and @Dr_Pendergrass.
by anna smith

People using ict to coordinate collective action: political, social, cultural, economic
by Howard Rheingold

The power of participation in an age of connectedness
by DML Research Hub

Future of thinking and learning in a digital age
by DML Competition

Ways libraries are becoming more socially responsive to their communities
by Doug Mirams

how are children affected by war
by Logan Ridings

Cognitive, informational, practical info on attention
by Howard Rheingold

visuals + information in education
by Jill Bromenschenkel

Whether you call yourself a School Library, Information Commons, Media Center, Information Hub or something else, this is the place for everything for school information dissemination.
by Jason Epstein

When images are used to tell stories.
by Mary Ann Reilly

Transliteracy is the ability to read, write and interact across a range of platforms, tools and media from signing and orality through handwriting, print, TV, radio and film, to digital social networks.
by Sue Thomas

Staying ahead of the game, managing your own professional development, joining the dots
by Donna Watt

How do we use wikis in the classroom, in professional learning, for productivity, and in education administration?
by Stephanie Sandifer

Learners' mobile devices offer opportunities for formal and informal learning.
by JackieGerstein Ed.D.

Cross/Trans/New-media - storytelling with modern media tools
by Anca Toader

Ways social media and social networking are being used in educational settings.
by JackieGerstein Ed.D.

Researching and disseminating the value of school libraries
by Rosa Martins

Have you thought of ways of improving your teaching? Teaching is an ongoing learning process. Teachers are generally keen on improving their work, after all they are in the business of "change". How do I go about making changes in the way my classroom is run or in the way my students behave or in the way my school is run? There are so many questions that go through most teachers' minds. How many questions do I ask before I start getting some answers? Action research is a great solution teachers' questions I highly recommend learning about it. What is action research? Marcia Rettig-Seitam explains that "action research is a way for teachers to find solutions to classroom problems. By collecting data and analyzing the results, teachers can change their practices in the classroom as needed. The principle of action research is to plan a change, implement the change, collect any necessary information, and analyze what happened. Action research can make use of data already being collected or needed for classroom practice."
by Dr. Nellie Deutsch

A theory of learning based on the concept of complexity, being in the middle of things.
by Mary Ann Reilly

Teaching Narratives across the oral, print, & digital media
by Joseph McCaleb

Children are being kidnapped and forced to kill.
by Jacob Hewgley

Using multiple symbol systems to make meaning
by Mary Ann Reilly

composition in the digital age, issues of teaching and learning, and theories of development
by anna smith