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a one-year, AUD$15million national strategy... provides the VET system with e-learning skills, professional development opportunities, products, resources and support networks to meet today's increasingly technology-driven learning environment.

Good links [[ In February 2004 the Australian Flexible Learning Framework (AFLC) began an Online Forum, "Getting Started in Flexible Learning", moderated by Judy Fawcett, targeted especially for practitioners who were new to flexible learning and wished t

allows you to easily develop and deliver peer evaluations to your students. You can compile evaluation results by student or group and this greatly simplifies instructor workflow.

iEvents is a powerful client-side tool for quickly creating custom calendar websites that can then be easily uploaded to any internet server or iDisk. It is ideal for individuals, schools, user groups, or any organization that wants to share their calenda

Smart, intuitive, and highly configurable, Daikini Photon gives you the power to manage your Movable Type™, TypePad™, Blojsom and WordPress photo-blogs in the familiar surrounds of Apple iPhoto.

7 simple steps in easy workflow from finder into flickr

incorporate blogs as key, task driven, elements; use assessment tasks that incorporate subversion; use blogs for what they are good for;

good intro to flickr; os-x specific power tips; good links

Driving awareness of the Flickr API, projects that use it and those incredible ideas that programmatically exposed systems produce. Think Google API + Amazon API + Flickr API with a bit of GMail thrown in.

Flickr Secrets & Arcana; Non-API ways to get the most out of Flickr; Greasemonkey scripts & other cool third-party tools.

opensourceeln.org is the home of the Open Source Electronic Lab Notebook (OS-ELN) project, a community initiative initiated by Amphora Research Systems to develop a web-based, Open Source ELN.

Thoughts on social bookmarks, folksonomies, tag-based aggregated blog portals…a quick outline on some of the unique features …these are based on some of the tagging services I have covered, too many to keep up with…

The change does not affect on-screen Flickr IDs. But it means Flickr account holders with no Yahoo login will see their presence and photos disappear in 2006 unless they sign up with Yahoo.

A growing number of "social content" applications such as Flickr, del.icio.us, audioscrobbler, and AllConsuming are making open web services part of their core offering to end users. Based on a brief review of the common features of a selection of these s