The document discusses emerging technologies and how to stay informed about new developments. It provides examples of current technologies like podcasting, social bookmarking, clickers and virtual worlds. It recommends resources for learning about new technologies, such as the Educause "7 Things You Should Know" series and the NMC Horizon Project. It encourages the reader to discuss new technologies with others and consider how they can add value through technologies like lecturecasts and podcasts in their own work.

1. creative commons licensed flickr photo by Michael Stephens

2. http://gsb.haifa.ac.il/~sheizaf/ecommerce/GartnerHypeCycle.html

3. creative commons licensed flickr photo by kk+ Do you feel like new technologies are introduced to confound you?

5. What have you seen?

6. What is our world today? How do we define/describe the boundaries between people?

7. Twitter

8. Weblogs

9. R&D in Educational Technology creative commons licensed flickr photo by inocuo

10. Tagging

11. Visualizations

12. http://delicious.com/tag/tlite

13. ‘tlitefall08’

14. Podcasting

15. Podcasting in the Faculty of Land and Food Systems: Maneuvering Past the Hype

17. Ipods

18. Podcasting

22. Tour of our offices

23. Farm Blog

24. What is going on ‘in the wild’?

27. feels like you can spend a lot of time looking for new things...

28. 7 things you should know….

32. http://www.nmc.org/horizon

33. http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2372/2233514275_2a10eb4319_o.png

36. Make your own :) horizonproject.wikispaces.com

37. In Summary 1) 2 minutes / month 2) 30 minutes / month 3) 30 minutes a week (tag:hz09) 4) 20 minutes / day 5) more