I stumbled across Owen's Thesis (actually its a request to contribute to his thesis) and blog via a Technorati search on eLearning . His Thesis is titled Mimi: A Key Tool for ePedagogy. He has some great thoughts, ideas, and structure around creating a tool that is a combination of a wiki and blog. Before you roll your eyes and say, "hey ... groundbreaking to me, I do appreciate the effort in structure the content of such a HUGE topic. As one that gives presentations on this stuff throughout the year I am constantly looking for fresh ways to present this swing of the learning ...

Jay Cross got me straight on fraudulent information concerning the effectiveness of learning methods. Will Thalheimer who has a great blog with research-based commentary on learning and performance got some mails out on this topic and ... those mails surely got me gasping for air. In a previous presentation I have mentioned William Glasser and I put in statistics that I thought he used to divide learning methods. Some of those circulating statistics turn ... and data. I will get him on my blog roll, that is for sure. He also mentions experts in those particular fields, ...

I just saw that several of the Brandon Hall researchers have started blogs: Tom Werner - example post - Why ... they would have a chance. But creating a closed model is very hard, especially when you are a paid-research firm. How does blogging jive with paid research? Is this going to only be teaser content? Any real meat will need to be paid for? I've gone to several presentations by researchers (not Brandon Hall) and they basically just tell you the same ... ? Compare their blog rolls. A couple just list each other. Others list lists similar to mine: Top Ten eLearning Blogs ...

... eCornell Research Blog Latest news about all things related to online learning ... " Research Report " Current Trends in e-Learning " presents a series of snapshots that ... : Subscribe to this blogs feed emagine eCornells Online ... professors and researchers as well. As is often the case with new sites that rely on user-supplied contentâ??and ... the power mobile learning offers, we need to embrace old concepts presented in new modes. Sure, it is currently ...

A frequent question I get at the end of any presentation on eLearning 2.0 is how much time I spend on blog reading and ... practice of blogging as a natural part of my knowledge work. When I'm doing some research on a topic as part of a project, as ... effect comes when you are assigned a research task and you use the blog as part of that task. Other posts to check out ... speed on what's going on. Realize this is high, but much of my professional work is staying up to speed. Blog reading ... books. Originally, I didn't plan to replace these activities as I considered the information from blogs to be ...

... here are links to some comments on the first day presentations, posted by Stephen Downes in his Half an hour blog ... Blogging about Colombian Education A little space to ... Hello there, After six months of my last post, I finally have online my own website. So, this blog is moving ... local educational blogs, for example. The use of blogs as a tool to build electronic portfolios has been already ... initiatives we propose on the communities area should have a strong blogging component. Having massive online presence ...

Internet Time Blog About Us ... of the research literature on learning styles for the design of instructional material, Australian Journal of ... Bibliography Information Presentation for Rapid Knowledge Transfer Review of Alan ... problems presented. P.S. Christopher Alexander finally admits that hes not a designer . (His website ... this Blog Enter your email address to subscribe. We vow never to share your information with anyone. No ...

2007 Time Spent on Blogging : eLearning Technology A frequent question I get at the end of any presentation on eLearning 2.0 is how much time I spend on blog reading ... blogging as a natural part of my knowledge work. When Im doing some research on a topic as part of a project, as I think ... you are assigned a research task and you use the blog as part of that task. Other posts to check out ... eLearning Technology Tony Karrers eLearning Blog on ...

Beths Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media A place to capture and share ideas ... WWW beth.typepad.com I also blog at ... Blog Vidlicious Im a Nonprofit Guru at .. Beths Blog: Channels ... Blogging blogher bloghercon ... Beths Blog: Flickr Photos .zg_div {margin:0px 5px 5px 0px; width:117px;} ...

... blog postings I've done related to the topic and other related links. These postings and links support the presentation and provide additional information on the topic of "Tools for Transferring Know How." Blog Posting Books to ... ) Training Blogs Three-Dimensional Worlds Second Life ProtoSphere Active Worlds There Social Networking LinkedIn MySpace Facebook Social Bookmarking del.icio.us Article about Blogging in Corporations Blogging to Learn and Learning to Blog Online Assessment (What Level Gamer are You?) Gamer Rater Link to Book's Web ...

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Medical Education Blog For University of ... Dr. Frank Papa recently presented a new approach to thinking about how we teach medical students called Application Oriented Curriculum. Readers of my Blog know that I ... learning resources easier. Increasing use of online communication will make experts and research available to larger ... teaching blogs. This article is a continuation of the teaching techniques series Creating ...

The Canadian Institute of Distance Education Research , University of Athabasca, presents the next presentation in their series of free CIDER sessions. Their next session features a presentation and discussion with Ismael Pe ñ a-Là ... or the Net behind the Classroom . He has an abstract of his presentation posted on his blog. If you are interested in ICT4D, you better check out his blog, he calls it a personal research portal and by Jove that is so true. In this presentation, Ismael Pena-Lopez expands on his previous research into personal research portals to propose ways in ...

The norm for engineering R&D is to keep information 100% secret. Jean-Claude Bradley, who teaches at Drexel University, thinks differently ... and openly. Before you reject this idea as "hogwash", you should review this information: Open Notebook Science Jon Udell podcast interview of Professor Bradley (or) Presentation & commentary by Professor Bradley (via Flash) You may wish to link to Jean-Claude Bradley's blog / podcast site . Here are a few open source success stories. Do you need to have more than one mind set?

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Full Circle Online Interaction Blog A place to capture and share ideas and ... . For example, Blogger offers blog software and hosting. This is useful when you dont have your own server or want to ... , structured pace study and self-paced study, tutorial and coaching.â?? - Wikipedia Blog or Weblog - "A weblog, also known as a *blog, is a frequently updated website consisting of dated entries arranged in reverse chronological order so that ... Blogger.com became available towards the turn of the century." There are many other terms related to blogging. (Source: ...

... using blogs, wikis and podcasts; as well as the ability to send simple text messages to each other using our mobile phones ... for TrainingZone . I've subsequently made a recording of this presentation, which you're welcome to view on YouTube .

A colleague recently returned from a trip to Singapore where he saw a briefing on the state of the blogosphere. The presentation can be found here . It has some great statistics and numbers for anyone who is looking to build a case for blogging.

For the live blogging info look below the AG08 synopsis) Alan Levine's blog the presentation that he gave ... worlds FAS tries to list the growing landscape of virtual worlds gartner looks at the research on virtual worlds ... research) (I would record this, but my camera battery gave up) SL is also very creative and experiential. Alan shows ... oriented presentation of SL and I really liked it. I - just like many other people apparently - joined SL just 2 and then put it aside. But thanks to a couple of educational friends and this presentation I want to go back in and really ...

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For the live blogging info look below the AG08 synopsis) wikibook Ruth Clark (AG08 synopsis) In a global economy, organizations must increasingly rely on adaptive expertise for innovative competitiveness. What evidence do we ... join Ruth as she guides you through research and practice on creative skills training, drawing from the 2008 edition of e ... learn: The features of learning environments proven to build creative thinking skills The research evidence on ... ) scope? interface? media intensity? complexity? unknowns for future research how realistic?

... specialised audiences, and Ive posted summaries of many of my talks and presentations to the blog. The university ... jill/txt 20/4/2006 [ Network Literacy: Learning with Blogging and Web 2.0 ] My keynote ... Hawaii and I’d love to be there too…) is about learning, blogging and web 2.0 . I’m going to start by ... universities and colleges? I’ll point out some of the traditional arguments for blogging ( mental workout and ... Britannica Online –> Wikipedia personal websites –> blogging publishing ...

The following invite is from the LIFE Center blog - An NSF Science of Learning Center : Dr. John Bransford, prominent education psychology researcher and editor of the book How People Learn, will be giving his first presentation in the ... (LIFE) Center, a National Science Foundation (NSF) Science of Learning Center. He will present his latest thoughts on ... presentation will take place in Second Life at Palladium/120/120 on Monday, October 2 from noon to 1:30pm Pacific Time. Please ... should be an outstanding experience. I haven't experienced an inworld presentation yet, and so I'm very excited ...

... results ultimately led me to this content (some via a link): eScience at Microsoft - a blog of research and science out ... Times on the same subject. I subscribe to Sidi's blog via RSS ( learn more ). As I was convinced that Microsoft's ... truly exploring something rather new, the web sites which come up in your results should represent services / blogs / etc. which represent sites "in the know". I now spend time researching my Google results, but not just from ...  - great downloadable pdf's of science concepts / areas. Mind2008  - video presentations ...

World's Best Presentation Contest Winners Announced - Guy Kawasaki Slideshare.net announced the winners of the World's Best Presentation Contest. The Research Evidence Against Informal Learning - The Pursuing Performance Blog The evidence from the past 50 years of research on this issue is unequivocal - unguided or minimally guided discovery and constructivist learning programs simply do not work for more than a very small percentage of people. 2007 Business Intelligence Report (summary) - CLO The BIB (Business Intelligence Board) reports that on average 58 ...

... crappy | Main | Selling your blogging soul? Or creating a new market? » January 17, 2006 Making presentations for the web - Web 2.0 in Education I wish the recording from Jordanhill had actually come ... the presentation I gave I am struck with a horrible conundrum: I dont like the presentation I gave and want to produce a ... blogs more than produce podcasts - the production values are far lower. Anyway, Im going to have a late lunch and that ... make a blog - tools that take you through the simple process Blogger (free) Edublogs.org (free) ...

The Learning Circuits Blog Question for December has been posted. The questions this month are: What will you ... . Some of the more specific memories from 2006: I started my blog in February 2006. I started using del.icio.us ... " after using add-ins to provide features inside my blog. Boy were they easy to use. It's all pure service. And this ... advocate putting stuff on a desktop anymore without a dang good reason. I found myself using Wikipedia early in research ... was moderating on eLearning 2.0. We had discussed Wikis, Blogs and were embarking on Second Life. Someone from ...

... face presentation that I gave at ITM earlier this month. On the feedback I got from the attending researchers I have adjusted my presentation a bit to get it more taylored to their needs. The reason I organised this session was because some researchers at ITM where doubtful of the benefits of social media. This doubt kept them from jumping in. After the face-to-face sessions people got talking and now social media is taking off within ITM's researchers. What you have to do ... researchers. Wiziq is hot, so try it out! If you are interested, feel free to join me on Thursday 14th February 2008 at ...

... researchers , there is a presentation on slideshare . This presentation was the core of the online discussion some of the ... During the seminar on S ocial Media - Benefits for researchers I facilitated on SCoPE all the participants ... media. Discussion on open or closed research , we called it: research should ALWAYS be OPEN to the public ... -supported collaborative learning page . A European research project on pedagogically sustained learning in CoP: the Palette program for anyone interested in learning research. Categorizing Web2.0 apps Webel: ...

... research (Herring et al. 2004) across the blogging spectrum has indicated that there is a possibility that weblogs ... Proceedings, Orlando, Florida. Lawley, L. (2004) Blog Research Issues [viewed 19 July] Levine, A. cogdogblog . [viewed 19 ... ; eCornell Research Blog 7 October 2004 at 4am Hi James, I ... :01 am Long and well-researched article from the blog incorporated subversion: Communication dynamics: Discussion ... 48). Particular to these, Stacey (1999) observed a number of researchers and writers concerned with teaching ...