High-tech Christian education?

I'm starting to explore some of the resources out there for Sunday school and confirmation, because I know many of them incorporate technology in some way. I haven't gotten all that far in my research yet, because I'm not quite sure where else to look.

Here are a few resources from ELCA publishing house Augsburg Fortress, which I had known about but never looked very closely at before.

• Splash! faith formation resource is for kids from birth to age 3 that includes a music CD. Some of the elements may be a little contrived, but it's certainly a step in the right direction for this often-overlooked population, and it could start congregations thinking imaginatively about what else they might do for and with families of young children.
• Spark Sunday school curriculum has classroom, lectionary, and rotation options. The curriculum includes media-based technology and has a big online planning component.
• Here We Stand confirmation curriculum also includes a major online planning component for leaders, as well as online seminars to learn how it all works.
• The Re:Form confirmation curriculum is very new. Each session is centered on discussion of short DVD lessons designed to convey the basics of the faith to students.

So that's a very quick look at just one company's resources. Where else should I be looking for Sunday school and confirmation help? Who is using technology effectively in these settings?