suppose my principle source for this has been YouTube, but I just came across a useful list of 20 sites that provide content, in most cases its free and though with some they do actually include YouTube, I still think its worth tagging, anyway see what you think here's the linkOne media that I am increasing making use of these days is movies. Whether they are screen capture, short clips or whole programs, I think can make for a really flexible and engaging resource that I can so plug them into our Moodle platform with ease. MORE >>

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site newsEven though he loves to taunt me on Twitter , I’ve invited Wayne Pauley to join me in blogging about all things education. Wayne just joined EMC Education to help us build our new Cloud Architect curriculum. Wayne’s been at EMC for about 8 years, doing everything from Engineering to Operations and Product Sales for EMC’s backup and recovery operations. Wayne’s dissertation thesis is on privacy risk assessment methods in cloud computing. Everyone say hi to Wayne!! MORE >>

Summary: My top 3 paid stock art sites are iStockPhoto, Fotolia and Shutterstock. Here are my top 3 favorite sites for stock art that I must pay to use in my e-learning projects. ll list my top 3 sites for free graphics in a later post. Using the pay stock art sites for these limited needs, I find that I can obtain third-party graphics for a course at a typical price of about $150. This is the site I’ve traditionally used for stock art. Like just about all the stock sites these days, iStockPhoto offers photos, illustrations and video. iStockPhoto. MORE >>

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