Launched in 2006, Viddler is a video sharing site popular for video blogging.
Registration requires only an email address and users can choose between free and paid accounts. With a free account, users have access to all of the core features of Viddler:
Simple player: This is where videos are shown. Users with free accounts must use [...]
This article is a continuation on our series looking at different ways to create class websites. If you are looking for a class website option that allows you to post text and images in a simple and easily accessible format, Live Journal is an option to consider.
Live Journal is a blog site like Blogger and [...]
This is the first article in our series of podcasts you might be interested in using in your classroom.
A podcast, if you’ll recall, is an audio or video recording published online, then downloaded and played on your computer or mp3 player (such as an iPod). You can think of them as a downloadable radio show [...]
[ November 9, 2009; 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm. ] Traditional electronic communication tools like email and instant messaging have been key drivers in changing the expectations of availability and boundaries between students and professors. These mediums have contributed to a culture where not only students, but also staff and colleagues assume a near constant level of connection and accessibility. While these demands are significant, [...]
Back in June, I covered an online tool called Remember the Milk. A simple and no-fuss option, this online service offered you the ability to create to-do lists, send yourself reminders, and check off tasks as they were completed.
This article covers another web-based and downloadable tool, called Evernote, that can help keep your life flowing [...]