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TUZZit is the virtualization of the most simple, creative and widely used collaborative tool from the real world, a web and mobile collaborative whiteboard allowing people from around the world to share and develop ideas without limiting their creativity. It is also a new way to learn, use and share methodologies and canvases. 
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Beth Kanter's insight:
Michelle Pacansky-Brock writes the "Teaching Without Walls" blog (http://www.teachingwithoutwalls.com/) with a focus of using new technology for higher education. This article is abotu the syllabus, a reference resource, that describes a course - from learning goals to what each meeting will cover, reading material, etc. It is a detailed learning map for the students read before and during the class. This post asks whether a syllabus should be a more visual document versus text-heavy. She offers two resources on how to make your syllabus more visual
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Beth Kanter's insight:
This article describes two different apps that can be used in the class for sticky note collaboration. Some additional apps that might be useful: More about how I have used sticky notes in instructional workshops.
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This is an online visual thinking tool that allows you save your ideas online and share it. The tool has templates designed on innovation frameworks such as Dave Gray's empathy map.