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The 12 loops of Goodbye

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  The Twelve Loops of Goodbye The fluid rises. The cryo-hiss is deafening. And then... the program starts. Twelve times. The system cycles, and twelve times I see you. It starts the same. The image freezes in the dark. It’s you, BK. Or... It’s your idea. You’re wearing the rig. The goggles are locked on me. I try to say your name, but my mouth is filled with ice. I love you. God, I love you. But you don’t blink. The Neural Glitch. Something is wrong. The memory corrupts. I see "corrupted code" trying to stabilise across your face. Your eyes... behind the lenses... they twitch. Microscopically. Are you hurting? Or is that my pain rippling through the connection? A low-frequency pulse warps your skin. You look like a stranger. You look like the machine. The Shuddering Breath. This is the one that breaks me. Total stillness. Then... a faint mist forms at your mouth. Condensation beads on the goggles. I scream at you to breathe! Just breathe! But it’s slow. Irregular. It’s a ...
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Top 100 Tool for Learning 2009

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Top 100 Tools for Learning 2009

This is a list all educators should be aware of.

As at 09 July 2009 136 Learning Professionals have shared their Top 10 Tools

This is the 3rd year learning professionals from all over the world have shared their top 10 tools for learning to help build the annual Top 100 Tools for Learning.

Note, by "learning" we mean both formal and informal learning

This list was used to produce the 25 Tools: A Toolbox 2009
25 Tools: A Toolbox for Learning Professionals 2009
View more presentations from Jane Hart.


Summary of the list:
1 Web browser Firefox | Google Chrome
2 Social bookmarking tool Delicious | diigo
3 Blogging tool Wordpress | Blogger
4 RSS/Feed reader Google Reader | Bloglines
5 Micro- blogging tool Twitter | Tweetdeck
6 Email gMail/Google Mail | Outlook
7 Instant Messaging Skype
8 Personal productivity tool Evernote | Google Calendar
9 Mind mapping Freemind | Bubbl.us
10 Presentation tool PowerPoint£ | Prezi
11 Presentation sharing tool Slideshare | VoiceThread
12 Online office suite Google Docs | Zoho
13 Web conferencing Dimdim | Adobe Connect£
14 Course authoring tool Articulate£ | Lectora
15 Screen capture SnagIt | Jing
16 Demo/Screencasting tool Camtasia | Adobe Captivate£ | Jing
17 Web authoring Dreamweaver | Google Sites
18 Wiki tool PBworks | Wikispaces
19 Image/photo tools flickr | Adobe Photoshop
20 Audio/podcasting tools Audacity | iTunes
21 Video tools YouTube | Flip
22 Personal dashboard iGoogle | Netvibes
23 Course management system Moodle
24 Social networking Ning | LinkedIn | Facebook
25 Integrated social media platform Elgg

Top 10 Tools posted on Youtube

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