Hello, Sorry to disturb discussions on Wikimania, I just wanted to point to two links of documents I read in the past few days. The first was mentionned to me by one of the co-author of the book. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Social_and_Cultural_Foundations_of_American_Ed… I think it is very interesting to read. I actually learned a lot, and some of it is MUCH more informed than the Wikipedia articles (see for example the pages related to philosophy of education in the wikibooks and on the english wikipedia). It is a collection of essays written by students, under the benevolent dictatorship of their teachers. Some is really of good quality. On the other hand, I found quite "light" the pages dedicated to "technology and education". One may perceive quite well that there is very little documentation and litterature on the topic (so the students did not always knew what to say). It is quite amuzing to see that 2 amongst 4 basically only mention Word, Excel and Powerpoint as "technologies that might be use in education". I push the point a bit far, but hardly :-) The second is on wikiversity. It is actually a feature course, which is why I found it... http://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Filmmaking It is very very very cool stuff. That's all folks :-) ant