In this edition of Innovate-Ideagora, Al McCord and Denise Easton report on developments in this online community, which now boasts over 400 members. As members engaged in active discussions about ways to support sustainable, accessible technologies, discussion coalesced around rumors of a $10 laptop and what such a development might mean for education. In webcast interviews, Nibipedia founders Troy Petersen and Terry Schubring discussed their vision for collaborative video learning, and Miriam Scurrah, the training and development designer for Kmart Australia, described her use of three-dimensional animation videos to create engaging training programs for the company.