links for 2011-04-13

Via ESA Sixty Seconds newsletter:
“This report presents research conducted by the Inspire Foundation, University of Western Sydney and Murdoch University, on the impact of social networking services in the context of young people’s everyday lives. The report provides critical evidence based on youth based organisations looking to incorporate social networking into their programs. Additionally, it includes a summary of essential research which will provide the foundations for educational resources for parents, professionals and young people.”

This OECD book is available for download as PDF from the URL.

This will be a useful starting point for some thinking about our DEHub mmlearning project.

This appears to have some useful tips for using Skype in a class.

This is a potentially important topic to think about for teacher education.

Design web for small screens first and build from there for more efficient download to mobile devices.