A topic about new, changing, or even older Web 2.0 tools that educators could use for teaching both in the classroom or with online, elearning for higher education or high school
by Kathleen Cercone
Innovation in learning is often linked to technology; hence the e in elearning. I keep an eye on educational innovation both tech and non-tech, as well as the non-rosy as well as the rosy future of learning in general.
by Terese Bird
Are you feeling tired, burned out after a hard year of teaching, exams, meetings, life? Well, take a deep breath and, when you feel like it, check some of these posts out. They include ideas, lessons, thoughts, images or insights that have inspired me and I hope they inspire you too :-).
by Sharon Hartle
How does new media facilitate and support deep learning? Resources gathered here have a distinct "research into practice" flavour. (I'm trying to take "curation" seriously; I add to this resource very slowly.)
by Darren Kuropatwa
'Take 5' minutes to look for... strategies, tips, tools, and ideas for anyone interested in teaching and learning today and into the future.
by C.Rathsack
The research GRoup of Interaction And e-Learning (GRIAL) is a Recognised Research Group of the University of Salamanca and a Recognised Group of Excellence by the Regional Council of Castille and León. The group is formed by a large number of researchers from different fields of knowledge (see "Miembros del grupo"). Most members have a technical or a pedagogical profile, but there are also members with expertise in e-Learning project management, Humanities, Sciences, etc. The research activity of the group in these last few years has ranged from purely technical and computing projects to the development of pedagogical methodologies and models of reference in the field of online learning which have gained international recognition and awards.
by GRIAL Univ Salamanca