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Places Ambitious commercial eLearning site with many ed partners Columbia Center for New Media Teaching & Learning Rennelaer Polytechnic Institute Distance Ed Projects Research collaboration with many interesting projects iSketch Collaborative drawing game. Requires the Shockwave plug-in Making Content Meaningful Nice example of a multi-track Quicktime presentation. With the addition of Flash some nice interactivity could be added. Online Chemistry Course reported by the Chronicle of Higher Education Virtual Classroom for studying attention-deficit disorders Personalisation 300-year old theorist now influencing probability-based estimation, as related to AI and personalised delivery of information. The more information gathered, the more accurate the model LifeLog Ambitious DARPA-funded project intended for battle, but with far-reaching implications E-Learning Odd mix of military/vocational and formal education, but much solid info eLearn online magazine published by ACM Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication from the Annenberg School for Communication, USC Learning Networks: Communication Skills Report to JISC, 2000 Networked Learning in Higher Education Advice & guidelines about networked learning from the Centre for Studies in Advanced Learning Technology, Lancaster University Online Teaching: Tools & Projects Report commissioned by the JISC Technology Applications Programme in 1999 Theory.org.uk This intro to critical thinkers is itself postmodern! Dirt Style Design Want to learn to make web sites? Start here. Streaming Media Streaming media provider, affordable and reliable Streaming Media.com Resources and information about streaming Software Website management for Windows Blackboard Online learning software (pricey) InFlow maps social networks Moodle Open source online courseware environment Sam's Publishing System (SPS) Open source website management software TWiki "a flexible, powerful, and simple Web-based collaboration platform." XRefer Visually maps search results from research databases Technologies research at the Integrated Media Systems Center, USC Technology - Theory Don Norman on why computers should be good at what we're not good at Theories of Learning by Dr Tom Reeves/Univ. of Georgia (USA). Fourteen pedagogical dimensions of computer-based ed |