Twitter. Feel free to forward this series along. (Click the "Email This" link at the bottom of the article.) If you're ... by giving. What do you give? Share links to online articles you find interesting; online tools you believe can be helpful ... 140 characters to make your point, you gotta maximize the real estate for your field-length. So, when sharing articles you find interesting, shorten the URL to the article by using one of many URL shrinkers. Here are three popular ones ... their Twitter profile. (It's okay, it's part of the culture. Typically, they'll follow back.) Thing #8: Learn the ...

Classroom2.0: Twitter, del.icio.us and participatory learning ... to know about the web is what’s happening RIGHT NOW. I may share a video or article in a couple of weeks that has ... articles and research supporting everything I’m talking about in the course. For example, this past week, we ... for teaching and learning In the spirit of Right Now teaching and learning, I decided to try out Twitter this week as a means of offering the students a back channel as well as an opportunity to learn more about emergent ...

Feed Learn at All Levels « Time for You to Go Socially Awkward Networks » March 30, 2008 Print This Article Email This Article Send to... My Bookmarks Digg Del.icio.us My Yahoo Google Stumble Upon 9:26 pm | 3 recommendations | 2 comments The Latest in Learning Fast: edu-Twittering ... through. While on the phone or talking with a colleague at your desk you could glean the days hot news or gather learning ...

... emetrics evaluation facebook ... Facebook Beth Kanters Facebook profile Photo by Steve Goodman ... : Facebook vs LinkedIn Traffic The illustration above shows the overlap between people who use LinkedIn and Facebook.  What initially caught my eye was the demographic (age analysis) of LinkedIn VS Facebook users.  We ... for specifically for business professional networking, while Facebook is a bit more casual.  Yet, I ...

... suggest, show me the URL . And then... As a result of this wonderful learning conversation (comments) and ... and compare their data online (dynamic comparison tables). The irony of this whole learning adventure is that their post ... short, learning and discovering together and apart makes a screencasting lot of sense :) Posted by Zaid Ali Alsagoff at 16:15 Labels: learning tools , OER/FREE ... a great weekend learning! Warm Regards, Zaid 31 October 2008 18:10 Tony Karrer ...

In Learning leave a comment » I was interested to read an article in the GeoLearning newsletter regarding the growing role of ‘Communities of Practice’ in the overall learning process. They observe ... transformational role in the learning process. Unfortunately, for many companies, it seems they will have to wait for the Facebook ... what you know and to learn from others.” This is of course an area that has been recognized at IACCM for ... . The ‘on-line communities’ that feature as part of our managed learning solution have proven effective ...

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... potential promises is very much an area for us in the field of learning to shine. Especially since, as T&D observes, they'll ... technologies themselves are the end. You don't Facebook to socialize, you socialize to Facebook. Everything you do is documented ... a question for you, my colleague in the learning industry: is there a place in formal and informal training programs ... . Last month another article discussed reverse mentoring as one novel approach to tap into the knowledge capital of ... instructed senior managers to meet with younger employees to learn more about the internet. Certainly, another approach ...

I've succumbed to Twitter. After reading Jane Hart's article Understanding Today's Learner , I realized I'd better be walking the talk and trying out all the hot new "learning" tools. So Wednesday, I signed up. Within minutes, I was greeted by a number of people. That sort of freaked me out and I momentarily panicked -- how do I reply back and just how did they find me so fast? (oh, yeah, I decided to "follow them" and they got an email from Twitter). Sue Waters ... for life); Facebook; Google Reader; Twitter. I know people consolidate and slim down ( Brent , for instance), but ...