A lot has certainly changed in the last few years in technology.  Dusty chalkboards have been replaced with interactive whiteboards that facilitate student involvement. Students were lucky to share the one and only classroom computer with the teacher and now they have one-to-one access to advanced laptops. Websites that were only static text and images are more interactive and fully encourage participation. There's little need to know HTML as online services now allow easy and instant publishing. Some software no longer has to be purchased and installed because we can do the same tasks online for free. The pace of change only seems to be increasing. Let's examine changes in technology and society so that we can leverage these exciting trends in education.

Links from Tony's Presentation:

Blog Post: How to Cheat - Several YouTube Videos

Zamzar - Convert and download YouTube and TeacherTube videos

WayBack Machine at the Internet Archive

Hoax Websites

Podcasting

Listing of Examples of Education Wikis

Web 2.0 That Works: Marzon's Research & Technology

Web 2.0 Tools for Schools - Listing of tools by task

YouTube Video - Texting While Driving a Motorbike

ChaCha - Call 1-800-2CHACHA or Text 242242

Web Applications:

PollEverywhere: Free text messaging polls