Education Technology Tweet Wrap for week of 07-26-10

(Originally posted on Twitter by@EmergingEdTech over this past week … collected here to share with blog readers).

Internet blamed for increase in classroom cheating: http://bit.ly/aEwEUm
iPads for Everyone at Seton Hill University: http://bit.ly/9kHwcD
New open source learning content platform launched – Nixty.com: http://bit.ly/doBnFo
Professors Say YouTube Better at Funny Cat Videos Than Educational Content,: http://bit.ly/aJUPRX
Great list of online tools for College Parents: http://bit.ly/aiL6mb
Another Ed-Tech Startup Taking Aim at Legacy Software Systems from Blackboard, Pearson: http://bit.ly/cfSbBQ
McGraw-Hill using Speech Recognition tech to aid in English language instruction in China: http://bit.ly/a9fPtg
Are Social Media courses based on real business need, or just a ‘marketing opp’ ?(I say real need): http://bit.ly/bk59kG
Flatworld Knowledge – Remixable free online textbooks! http://bit.ly/dfaR9J
Mooresville school district hosts hundreds for 3 day Tech (‘cool tools’) Summer Institute: http://bit.ly/b1J0KC
Another summer tech conference for educators (wish all districts did this!): http://bit.ly/azyNes
Tips and tricks for setting up your class blog (time to start planning!): http://bit.ly/dseEWA
CDW-G survey” “Only one in 10 campuses have ‘cutting edge’ technology”: http://bit.ly/cqTidx
Appreciated this post about getting “the last holdouts” onboard w/Ed Tech: http://bit.ly/ae4VAZ

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