Green Chameleon » Knowledge Management Explained in Five Disciplines.
IMO this is the most coherent and concise explanation of KM. Definitive.
Green Chameleon » Knowledge Management Explained in Five Disciplines.
IMO this is the most coherent and concise explanation of KM. Definitive.
8 Things That Suck About the iPad – apple ipad – Gizmodo. I don’t mind the bezel, but I agree with everything else. I mean, what? No camera? No Flash?
But it still looks pretty awesome.
Why Twitter is great in the classroom. A great article with a nice set of videos and some good tips on using Twitter in class.
Internet Meme Database | Know Your Meme. A site that lists all the known internet memes and explains what they’re about.
[edit: oh, the fun... hours of it. Well worth a few minutes/hours]
RDF TV – Baloney Detection Kit – Michael Shermer
Some useful questions to ask from a science, atheist perspective. Quite a bit about climate change here too.

Some of these are truly brilliant: the personal trainer, the divorce lawyer, the dentist, among many…
Click for ‘100 (Really) Creative Business Cards’ | Webdesigner Depot.
Here’s a list of online apps (games, chat, forums, social networks, blogs) with the age restrictions as seen in the sites’ terms of service/use. I made this list because I needed a list to show some teachers what they could/could not use with their students depending on age. This list is by no means complete, just a few online apps I’ve heard about.
This is purely informational. I haven’t tried them all, so I can’t say how well they safeguard minors. It’s best to be thorough and try them out properly yourself. YMMV
Ones I’ve tried and I think are good, though not with age restrictions in mind: Wordpress, Blogger, Facebook, Ning, Club Penguin, FreeRealms, Writeboard, 21Classes, PBwiki & Delicious.
RPG = Role Playing Game
Must be at least 16
Must be at least 13 and in high school
Must be over 13
Download & install application required
No Age minimum specified, but require parental approval
Download & install application required
I couldn’t find anything definitive about age restrictions on Wikispaces, EduBlogs or 21Classes, but considering that they’re aimed at teachers and learners, I’m guessing that they must be OK for all ages?? I couldn’t find anything in PBworks’ (PBwiki), or Delicious‘ Terms of Service mentioning age either.
As a rule of thumb, when checking out an online tool that you might want to use with younger learners, check the Terms of Service (sometimes called Terms of Use) and their privacy policy. This should be somewhere on the homepage (usually at the bottom). Then do an inline search (hit Ctrl+F) for ‘years’ or ‘guardian’ or ‘13′ or something like that to jump to the bit about age restrictions, and then read the small print.
By the way, blogging tool tumblr. requires subscribers to be over 18.
And thanks to Denis for helping me with the list.
It’s been a year, and I’ve decided to process-map how I set up a private Ning network for our teachers to use for their personal development. It’s been quite a success. The Google Analytics show good stats and senior teachers are asking me for info about the sites to add to their presentations, or to do more – and better. All good. So I think it’s time for me to outline how we got to where we are.
I’m going to start this next week. I think I’ll be using OmniGraffle to build the flow charts.