Sorry that I haven't posted over the past two weeks... I've been on the road for work and I haven't had much computer access. Here are some good links from while I was away.
Lifehacker rounds-up some free educational materials. It's an interesting mix of some well-known sites, new finds, and clever search suggestions (such as using Google to find syllabi and other course materials).
Ottobib - by far the easiest bibliography created tool yet available. Enter the ISBN and you've got a proper citation. Various styles are available (MLA, APA, etc.)
DailyLit makes the Gutenberg Project library accessible to busy blackberry addicts. Choose from a wide list of works and specify when you wish to receive the emails.
Kevin Kelly at Cool Tool's links to a 153 page Aviation Instruct's handbook available for free from the FAA. Rightly so, he point out it's value in teaching general instruction techniques for all teachers.
Some other fun links -117 moneysaving tips for students...
Clusty's got a Shakespeare search engine...
Logical paradoxes...
The Gapminder statistics visualizer from Google...
Yale to join the opencourseware crowd...
Mouseprint - a site pointing out the fineprint in advertisement claims...
The Interactive Periodic Table...
& Zotero looks like it will be a very handy firefox research tool...
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That dog's toes are just begging to be tickled... heheh
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