This looks cool. A wiki geared to learning (projects).

CMU's answer to MIT's open courseware? It looks like they are more focused on actually providing complete online course - and not just in placing the course materials online.

Quoted: Seattle Saturday House is a weekly gathering of several people who meet and do ... whatever they want!

Interesting article about a group creating a free-form learning environment each Saturday. They're only paying $850/mo for their 1,000 sq feet - quite a good deal for SoDo.

Great article full of fan mail for MIT physics professor, Walter Lewin.

Quoted: Walter H. G. Lewin, a physics professor at M.I.T., has found devotees across the country with his online lectures.

Randy Pausch project.

Quoted: Educational Software that teaches computer programming in a 3D environment.

Google Code has collected together a directory of some of the Google Technical videos that are most appropriate for Computer Science educators and students.

A site with a 167 mathematical problems that can all be solved by a) mathematical reasoning PLUS b) a small computer program which executes in under a minute.

You have to solve a problem, and then you unlock a forum page for that problem where you can see the solutions posted and discussed.

Quoted: A website dedicated to the fascinating world of mathematics and programming

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Sarah creates The Daily English Show on YouTube. She has created more than 500 episodes already! In this episode, she answers questions about herself and the show (she lives in Japan normally, though now going to school in Nova Scotia).

Her shows features a section where students can practice a question and answer dialog.

Also watch her "How to Make TDES" video here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szxT9O7MGy4

Quoted: My first attempt at an faq video. Just me talking to the camera, so this may bore you to tears. Or you might find it interesting if I answer a question ...