Yesterday, the official Google Blog announced they had just added a stocked gallery of site templates in Google Sites.  0160; Google Sites is becoming an important Google product as they point out ...  0160; (click on links to view some of the templates. "The rate that businesses are adopting Google Sites has surpassed our expectations, expectations, and templates will make Sites even more useful by dramatically dramatically reducing the time it takes to set up collaborative workspaces

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I recently mentioned in a blog posting that I had been asked to compile a list of language learning sites.  As the list now contains over 100 links to language learning sites, I've now published it on my website. The language learning sites in the list vary quite a bit: some just provide content; others offer a learning community; and and a number have both the content offered varies and includes web pages, flashcards, podcasts, videos A number of my blog readers contributed links - many thanks to them all.  The list is obviously not complete, so

Wiki-version - A Growing List of Free Learning Tutorial Sites I was thinking the other day, why not create a simple raw list of links to EXCELLENT SITES (with short descriptions) that have or link to tutorials that explore learning tools and online learning . Here is my initial list, but I am quite sure there are many more great resource sites out there. So, if you have anyone to share, please post them in the comments section and I will add them. Ops, shouldn't we be using a Wiki for this kind of activity (Collaborative list creation)? Click here , if

12 best places to get free images for your site , TechRadar, 12 August 2009 I am often asked where you can get free images for blogs, websites, etc.  I've just come across this great list - so am sharing it here.  Please add any further good places you know where you can get free images in the comments below. ...Tags:

A RTICLES, REPORTS, AND PAPERS – NOTONLINE V.BOOKS VI.RESOURCE SITES I. RESOURCE SITES www.digra.org Digital Games ResearchOrganization (DiGRA) www.igda.org/ International Game DevelopersAssociation (IGDA) www.ceangal.com/gaming/resources.html Ceangal (UK) www.marcprensky.com/writing/default.asp www.twitchspeed.com/site/news.html Billen, A.(1993). Appearance on this list is not necessarily anendorsement. Please feel free to forward thislist to anyone . Pleasesend additions/corrections to marc@games2train.com Selected URLs and otherresources for Game-Based Education, e-Learning and Training Compiled by Marc Prensky Pleasesend additions/corrections to marc@games2train.com Updated 4/27/03 I.

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Follow c4lptnews DIRECTORY OF LEARNING TOOLS Video tools, hosting and sharing sites These are specialist sites for hosting and sharing videos See File hosting for other sites) Key to Availability £=cost; C =add code to web page/blog; D Centre for Learning & Performance Performance Technologies Knowledge, Skills

The internet, specifically social networking tools like Twitter, assaults the boundary between our private and public selves. The many representations of “George” - father, son, brother, employee, friend - move toward one on Facebook. Social networking and social theory explores this blurring of identities through Erving Goffman’s (a connection to Manitoba!)

The sextet shares a few non-learning sites that may interest you. Engadget & Gizmodo - sites that track the latest technology gadgets with a slightly snarky attitude.) The Internet Archive Wayback Machine is building a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Jon Husband’s Wirearchy blog provides an alternate point of view on corporations, technology and organizational development. Jon’s focus is on the “social architecture for the wired world”.