Technology in Teaching

 Humanline sent me an interesting email this week:

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We would like to invite you to www.humanline.com - a visual library of
history, art and science that is free for educational use. You can
download images and use them in classroom environment in any way that
you want. Currently there are more than two thousand high-quality
images and new content is being added every day.

Any feedback or idea how to make our project more useful will be great.
If you like our project, you can support it by putting a link on your
blog to us and sharing it with other educators.

Best regards,

Deni

Admin at http://www.humanline.com

About www.humanline.com: Our visual archive licenses images for
professional use and all of our content is immediately downloadable and
up to the highest technical and legal standards. Humanline.com is owned
by Humanline foundation and is member of Picture Archive Council of
America (PACA) and International Society for Education through Arts
(InSEA), part of UNESCO.

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For more images/video/music for legal use, contact Gloria, James, or Mike.

 Temple gave out $1000 grants to support professors creating digital textbooks. Apple is offering iBooks Author. I've asked my students for their opinion and will post back. We use the Camino calendar to link to the days readings and assignments (and most of the time the links work). The students only had to pay for 2 cases.

What has worked for you?

 Care of the Chronicle of Higher Ed and Buford Barr:

http://chronicle.com/blogPost/Practical-Advice/26416