Quoted: Our students are ready to read and write information beyond words — to use the media technologies of our era for effective communication. Here are the steps that will help them do it.

Quoted: Gaggle Blogs are a way that students and educators can interface with the rest of the world. Gaggle Blogs are filtered for inappropriate words and ...

Quoted: How can classroom communication and collaboration be enhanced with the usage of internet blogs?

Quoted: This website is maintained for educators interested in the effective use of technology in the classroom. An accompanying column to this website is published in the TechEdge, the Technology and Education Newsletter of the Texas Computer Education Association.

Quoted: Teaching young people how to use digital media to convey their public voices could connect youthful interest in identity exploration and social interaction with direct experiences of civic engagement. Learning to use blogs (“web logs,” web pages that are regularly updated with links and opinion), wikis (web pages that non-programmers can edit easily), podcasts (digital radio productions distributed through the Internet), and digital video as media of self-expression, with an emphasis on “public voice,” should be considered a pillar[--]not just a component[--]of twenty-first-century civic curriculum. Participatory media that enable young people to create as well as consume media are popular among high school and college students. Introducing the use of these media in the context of the public sphere is an appropriate intervention for educators because the rhetoric of democratic participation is not necessarily learnable by self-guided point-and-click experimentation. The participatory characteristics of on...

This is a VoiceThread about using Second Life in in education. Sounds like they're doing some amazing work.

Quoted: This wiki is our central meeting place to share stories and pictures about the dedication of the U.S.S. Oklahoma Memorial at Pearl Harbor. This wiki is a place for students to share assignments on World War II and related topics.

This in absolutely amazing example of a wiki being used for education.