Separating Prime Cuts of Educational Technology from Common “Mystery Meat”
For those who want to learn more about mathcasts, I’m pleased to announce that Tim Fahlberg along with a wonderful team of partners (including yours truly 
) will be conducting a session at NECC entitled Mathcast Spaces: Thinking, Doing, and Sharing Mathematics Out Loud.
Presenting at EduComm this year was a great experience but didn’t really allow time in my schedule to attend any sessions. Well, here is a page of 2007 EduComm Post-Event Conference Material with links to handouts and videos of sessions so now I can watch them. And so can you. 
If you currently use blogs or are thinking of implementing them this year, here’s a great overview of blogging in the classroom at Remote Access.
Looking for ways to learn about or teach others about wikis, social networking, or RSS feeds? Scott McLeod at Dangerously Irrelevant has compiled a list of great “in Plain English” videos by Commoncraft that will explain these topics. I have only seen the wiki video in its entirety; it does a great job of explaining what a wiki is in terms that non-techies can easily understand. I’m looking forward to seeing the other videos and sharing them with staff!
Kathy Schrock posted a link to a great video that explains wikis in plain English.
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