Google Sites Under Apps
Finally, it is here. Wiki-like site building from Google - from JotSpot acquisition. Google is pushing wikis to mainstream by letting users recognize that wikis are super easy-to-use websites such as portals, classroom sites, etc. I just had a brief scan, and it is not bad at all for the first version.

Two announcements (Lessig Blog)
You should check out this 10 minute video by Larry regards to the launch of his Change Congress movement (part of his fight on "corruption - influence of money in politics") and the decision he'll try to make (around Mar. 1) about running for Congress in a special election for CA-District 12. He's one of my most inspired thought leaders. Obviously, he's reaching out for an almost impossible goal with tackling corruption - essential for monumental innovation and change. Is it already the right time to run or would there be enough support for his beliefs? It is not an easy task to change our current system of politics and hope you can support his efforts towards a revitalized system of politics where influence of money won't take politicians to wrong decisions.

eLearning Reviews: research on elearning – reviewed for you
lots of information, yet worthwhile to check it out

movingforward » home
A good wiki for educators, either K-12 or colleges. Examples of many good wikis.

Harvard Faculty Adopts Open-Access Requirement - Chronicle.com
It is an important step for open access and content movement. Hope Alliant can support the movement in near future and have open access as part of its vision.

BuzzMachine » Blog Archive » Networked journalism
Any possible analogy with higher education? with Open Content efforts?