Composing a TweetBook for DevLearn 2009
A while ago a Twitter project from another conference was tweeted by Mark Oehlert about a compilation of all the tweets that came out from conference attendees in to one digital book. The conference had well over 4000 tweets posted during it’s run. Thinking this was a really intriguing idea and an incredible challenge I […]
Reflecting on “My Big Find” of the eLearning Guild Annual Gathering ’09
It dawned on me today that I’ve been able to come away with one truly “Big Find” from my attendance at each of the last three Annual Gatherings. There are many, many finds to be had but, I think the “Big Find” is that one new person that amazes, inspires, and teaches you something you […]
Increasing Learner Productivity with New Technologies
Participants are looking for information on new technologies, passing road blocks that are limiting us from using new technologies, facing generations using new tools – but faculty are not. Feels like sales forces are the drive of early adopters. They need just-in-time information often about the products they need. Also within the education industry, field […]
Starting to be a Collector (comment from Work Literacy Ning)
Susan Neva commented today, after seeing a graph (What People are Doing) that I shared, that they would like to become more of a collector and wants to learn how to accomplish this task starting with RSS feeds. I responded (and decided to share here) with a comment. Week 4 of Work Literacy seems to […]
Corporate eLearning Strategies and Development: TONCHIDOT – Tagging the world – Extreme Mobile Learning
Corporate eLearning Strategies and Development: TONCHIDOT – Tagging the world – Extreme Mobile Learning Wow! If you haven’t seen this, you HAVE TO take a look at Brent’s posting above. Amazing and overwhelming all at once. After just showing this to my friend who just came back from India, she said she was so surprised […]
Tried REAL live blogging today – thoughts on CoverItLive
I just tried using CoverItLive for the last online session I just attended through the eLearning Guild. You can see the results here of this blogging session and here for the session just prior to it where I did my normal “note taking” method. Brent Schlenker passed me along to it earlier today through his […]
eLearning 2.0 – an Introduction to the Revolution (eLearning Guild Online Forum)
Presented by: Tony Karrer, Tech Empower, Inc. NOTE:….check out Brent Schlenker’s “Cover It Live” version of this forum. Various 2.0 tools & use by participants in this session (110+)Social bookmarking 43% know what it is, but….RSS Readers 38% don’t use oneBlogging – 65% Read BlogsWikis – 40% read wikis, 37% using a wiki Tony shared […]
Learning Styles a Myth
I saw this on Brent Schlenker’s post who got it from Clive Sheppard who got it from Stephen Downes and wanted to place it here purely for my own future reference. Please refer to their posts for more thoughts/comments. I love that Brent pointed out that the video states the myth exists because we all […]
Have you created life yet? Have you SPOREd?
I was excited to see Brent Schlenker share the link to the trial version of SPORE’s Creature Creator. I saw SPORE demonstrated, I through one of the TED talks. Since then I have been anxiously waiting to give it a try. I’m intersted to also see what training/education/ and pure fun we colaboratively we come […]
My Favourite Part of the AG08
Okay…go on….guess…. For a bunch of people immersed in doing everything and all online, digitally, and virtually the one thing I kept hearing over and over (and reading on blogs) was how great it was to meet face-to-face. This too was my favourite part of the whole experience. The conference generates a billion ideas. Some […]