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Well... when I say "old", some are fairly new. :-) What I mean is, I'll be using this post to look again at some sites I'd looked at in the past but have now realised that I missed something, have discovered they can do something new, or got excited again about the educational potential.

Mr Terry Freedman has been very busy over the past months, working as usual with willing collaborators from around the world to produce his new publication Web 2.0 Projects which follows his 2006 project Coming of Age V1 (now available in pdf format here) Terry would welcome our feedback on the project, so if you have any points to raise follow the links on this page to leave your thoughts.

Yesterday was the final gathering of Horizon Project 2008 participants and observers. The Awards Ceremony was held in Elluminate, as have many of our teacher meetings and summit events during the project. It was a typical 'Good morning, Good night' international online meeting, with Australian participants crawling out of bed at 5am, and Qatar people online at 10pm.

Terry Freedman, blogger and podcaster from the UK has just posted this on TechLearning Blog. “Here in the UK we use the term “ICT” — Information and Communications Technology — rather than “educational technology”, and in many schools it is taught as a discrete subject.

Collaborative Learning: Just because it is there??? April 12th, 2008 Tagged Collaborative Learning, reliability of sources, Terry Freedman I want to climb “mount Everest because it’s there” that is basically the message of Terry Freedman’s article on collaborative learning.