http://mason.gmu.edu/~montecin/

A great site to start at -- contains links to pages offering how-to guides and resources and resources for computer-mediated instruction. (Note: many of these pages are specific to George Mason University.)

CRITT: Critical Resources in Teaching with Technology

CRITT includes "theoretical information, practical teaching scenarios, discussion questions, and a bibliography." The focus of the site is to "help writing instructors think critically about how computing technologies are used in education."

Engines of Inquiry

This page supplements Engines of Inquiry: A Practical Guide for Using Technology in Teaching American Culture, and provides a before, during, and after checklist for redesigning a course to include the "significant" use of technology useful for instructors considering the integration of technology in any class.

Teaching with Electronic Technology

Wow! This site is a huge list of links, categorized as General, Support, Projects, Resources, Miscellany, and More (which includes links to instructional technology sites, additional sites and courses, etc.).

Teaching with Technology: Designing Learning Opportunities that Use New Technologies Still Requires a Human Touch

Published by the American Society of Association Executives, this web page lists and describes some of the factors to consider when deciding whether or not to teach with technology. Cost factors and guiding principles are discussed. The page has a broad focus and provides some interesting points to consider.