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Time after time in my recent workshops on web-enabled informal learning, I found myself using my own sites as examples of learning technologies. For example, we’d walk through the Informal Learning blog to look at an RSS feed, an internal search engine, scanning the 100 most recent posts, a Creative Commons license, and so on. I began showing things like my research tools page, which has always been public but was hidden in plain sight. Previously hard-to-find articles on my wiki have morphed into leave-behind reference material, for example, Learning in Business or ...
Internet Time - Thursday, July 3, 2008 - Commentse-Learning 2.0: Surveying Learner Participant TechnoProfile
... articles in Wiki[ ] Use RSS feeds[ ] Add tags to Web pages or photos[ ] "Vote" for Web sites discussions[ ] Maintain my profile on a social networking site[ ] Visit social networking sites[ ] Read Blogs[ ] Watch video or presentations posted by other users[ ] Listen to podcasts[ ] Read online discussions[ ] Read participant ratings and reviews[ ] Seek others who can help with learning problems[ ] Seek others to help with project needs[ ] Seek others to help with jobs or opportunities[ ] Seek others to have on-going in-depth conversation[ ] None of the above behaviorsPart 3 ⬠Trainer, Facilitator, Network Leader Needs and FunctionsPlease select which of the following describe your behavior(s) ...
Ray Jimenez - Thursday, July 3, 2008 - CommentsLearning Professionals Leaders
... about wikis until wikipedia came along. Nobody cared about RSS readers until information overload made them a necessity. I think the thing we have to be careful of is teaching the tools outside of the benefits.Clark Quinn - Learnlets: Lead the Charge? talks about how learning organizations must transition fromthe perspective from a training group being an expendable cost-center to a learning capability that's central to organizational effectiveness and performance ...
eLearning Technology - Wednesday, July 2, 2008 - CommentsBackpacking Through Europe
Ah ... the good old days ... back in the Fall of 1976. I took a term off from Dartmouth, and backpacked through Europe. Now my son Carl will do the same ... he leaves tonight. However, Carl will blog about the subject. My parents we're lucky to hear anything from me. The only way to contact me was to mail a letter to an American Express office in the hopes I might travel through that locale. Carl will have Skype, his blog, etc. Thus, follow a college student's experiences as he backpacks through Europe via Carl's Travel Blog (or subscribe via RSS). I posted this comment on my son's ...
Podcast Fast with GCast
8220;RSS feed” that enables listeners to “tune in” to your podcast channel. Give it a shot… It’s free!
eLearning Weekly - Saturday, June 28, 2008 - CommentsRobotics Courseware via the IEEE ... or WALL-E
Engineering Sections. A closing note ... you may subscribe via RSS to keep informed about site IEEE robotics ...
Daily Bookmarks 06/19/2008
... by posting the RSS feed from your custom tag to another site where you could control the look and feel. tags: portfolio, identity, ...
Experiencing eLearning - Thursday, June 19, 2008 - CommentsRevolution in Workplace Learning
... in Workplace Learning Tools such as blogs, wikis, social networks, social bookmarking, and RSS readers are revolutionizing formal and informal workplace learning. GCASTD is bringing nationally-known expert Dr. Tony Karrer to Greater Cincinnati to present a fun, engaging, fast-paced workshop that will allow you to use these "eLearning 2.0" methods and tools for yourself and your organization ...
eLearning Technology - Monday, June 16, 2008 - Comments100,000 and Still Counting!
In August of 2006 I moved this blog from MSN to Typepad. Earlier today I topped 100,000 lifetime page views for this blog while hosted on Typepad. Those of you who have been with me throughout this entire journey have read 602 posts on categories ranging from Legos to Web 2.0. You've also had the opportunity to learn a little about Rich Hoeg, the individual, via posts like Loppets for LingYun and Pheasant ... Not Just for Breakfast Anymore. In addition to your direct visits, another 450 individuals visit every day via RSS. Finally, my relatively new entry, the Engineering Learning ...
Software Engineering Matters!
I discovered this blog, Software Engineering Matters, via one of my Google Search Bots / Google Alerts. If your discipline is software engineering, it's definitely work a look and RSS subscription. Here is how the blog author, Nicholas Chen, describes himself: I am currently pursuing a Ph.D in software engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I am a programming language fanatic and love learning new programming languages. At the moment, Ruby, Smalltalk, Haskell and Erlang are the most interesting languages to me. I have added this blog ...
Objection #3: Control of Information
Objection #3 is one that I don’t hear very often directly. It is usually indirectly, because no one wants to admit it. But they do say it through the questions they ask. “If we let everyone learn from each other, we give up control of that information.” Answer: Yea & Nay. Let’s start with the Nay. NAY: There are many ways to keep control of the information. You can watch it via RSS or email alerts. All the information is open to you and isn’t hidden. So if anything goes WAY out of line (which RARELY happens) you now see it and can correct it.
Engaged Learning - Wednesday, June 4, 2008 - CommentsWork Literacy Launch
... over time, but there are some very interesting people involved already.Some ways to Participate:Subscribe RSS Feed for the Work Literacy BlogRSS Feed for an aggregation of related content.You can subscribe by email using the entries in the sidebar to either of these feeds. Answer a poll on work skills opportunities. Point us to resources using the Del.icio.us tag: WorkLiteracy Comment Blog your thoughts. When you blog, include the term workliteracy or better yet a link to www ...
eLearning Technology - Sunday, June 1, 2008 - CommentsGoogle Sites ... Nice ... Not a wiki
Google has a new service named Google Sites. You can read Google's own announcement, or watch a short video demonstration. In short, this free service allows anyone to create a collaborative web portal. However, although you may give anyone you desire full edit privileges, the service does not act like a wiki (anonymous edit, open invitations to join site, RSS, etc). Having said that ... it looks quite good. Here are some screen shots of the basic features. Your viewing options are to either view / download the Powerpoint file (includes annotations), or expand any thumbnail ...
Create Mobile Websites with Wirenode
I’ve previously written about Winksite, a service that allows users to create free mobile websites using a CMS-like interface (simply switching on or off various tools and editing options). Now there’s a new free mobile web site hosting and authoring service called Wirenode, which (instead of a CMS-like, “Web 1.0″ interface) uses a Web 2.0/AJAX interface to create mobile websites and integrate Web 2.0 services including Twitter, LinkedIn, RSS, image galleries, or other “widgets”. The integration also works back into Web 2.0, with a ...
Mobile Learning - Sunday, May 25, 2008 - CommentsQuick and Dirty Comment Analysis
... hear about it! Technorati Tags: comment08, comment+challenge, analysis, rss, AideRSS, ...
Experiencing eLearning - Wednesday, May 21, 2008 - CommentsDocument Engineering Podcast
I discovered a neat, new engineering blog / podcast via one of my Google RSS Search Bots, I Would Rather Be Writing. Now, admittedly, the subject of technical writing and engineering might not be a favorite area, but Tom Johnson does an excellent job of covering interesting and relevant topics. His latest podcast is an interview with Robert Glushko, a professor at U Cal Berkeley:"Glushko explains the concept of Document Engineering - the process of developing document models to make information sharing, reuse, or syndication more efficient."Other podcasts include Embracing ...
minnebar 2008: Geeks 1 Minnesota Fishing Opener 0
... my love of intelligent RSS. His recommendation wwas to check out a new RSS aggregator that uses fuzzy logic to improve you results ... sounds very neat. I've taken an initial look at PARTicls, and it deserves a thorough review. Time to attend another session!
Twitter Status
... my network with Twitter! Gregory Thompson @dswaters I use Twitter+YahooTubes+RSS Aggregator and it brings me wonderful content via links every day, a place for inspirational sparks barbs1 @dswaters love the community of sharing and support for our celebrations frustrations sorrows Huge impact on learning new stuffonlineteacher @dswaters Twitter is critical app 4 me b/c shared brilliance n human connections brighten everyone's world n I can share n do same (teach)Sunshinetalia @dswaters because i can stay current with what other educators/ elearning peeps are up too! I get great links to resources & readings 2 ...
eLearning Technology - Thursday, May 8, 2008 - CommentsComing for your job...or at least the way you do it now...
... that conventional Web 2.0 elements -- social networking, RSS, blogs, wikis, mashups, podcasting, and widgets -- are fast becoming the norm for communicating with employees and customers. The report highlights megacompanies such as General Motors, McDonald's, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, and Wells Fargo among those who already have jumped into the Web 2.0 pool with both feet. Additionally, some 56% of North American and European enterprises consider Web 2 ...
e-Clippings (blogoehlert) - Tuesday, May 6, 2008 - CommentsCommenting Self-Audit
... remembered to go back to the sites and see the responses. With tracking and an RSS feed, I can keep track of it all much more easily. Do you tend to comment at the same blogs or do you try to comment on at least one new blog per week? I do tend to comment on a lot of the same blogs over time. That commenting helps build and maintain relationships with other bloggers, so I do see value in that. I don’t have a set goal about commenting on new blogs, but I do try to check out new blogs, especially when they link to me ...
Experiencing eLearning - Friday, May 2, 2008 - CommentsLearning Design for Digital Natives - Missing The Goldmine
Wikipedia, call them blogs, call them RSS readers, call them phone calls, call them IM, call them hallway discussions, call them text messages, call them twits, call them whatever you want.ÃÂ But in this new culture, we (the average people) are not waiting around for people to create content.ÃÂ We are creating the content ourselves and then sharing it with others - refining ideas, skills and thoughts - where is the traditional instructional design in that? This is, I believe, where the true goldmine is ...
Engaged Learning - Thursday, May 1, 2008 - CommentsMy Workflow with Synergy
... computer, again for testing. Transitions Reading RSS feeds is my “transition” activity; when I finish one task and am mentally switching gears to do something else, I spend a few minutes reading. I find I especially need that transition time if I’m deep into a project on my laptop. I’m not sure how much of that is just getting my eyes to look in a different direction and how much is the change in mental work, but it does help to take those little pauses during the day ...
Experiencing eLearning - Tuesday, April 29, 2008 - Comments100 eLearning Articles and White Papers
11. eLearn: Case Studies - The Reluctant Online Professor 12. Seven Tips for Making the Most of Your RSS Reader 13. Managing the Complexity of Forming an Online Networking Community: 14. Innovate: Moving from Theory to Real-World Experiences in an e-Learning Community 15. Building community in an online learning environment: communication, cooperation and collaboration 16. Storyboards & eLearning (Pt ...
eLearning Technology - Monday, April 28, 2008 - CommentsStrength of weak knowledge sources
... but most of them aren’t among my incoming RSS feeds. * BGSL - Umair Haque * Chris Anderson - The Long Tail * Confused of Calcutta - JP Rangaswami * Creativity Exchange - Richard Florida * John Battelle’s Searchblog * Joho the Blog * Lawrence Lessig * Loosely Coupled weblog * Many-to-Many * O’Reilly Radar When I come against an issue of, say, learning culture, I’d be more likely to get a fresh perspective from these folks than from the usual suspects in the training blogosphere ...
Internet Time - Monday, April 21, 2008 - CommentsLearning at CA
... discussion threads, blogs, wikis and RSS Feeds, a resource library, subscription options, chat and virtual classroom, tagging ... Report Abuse RSS Feeds Four different key Affordances: Conversation: forums, blogs, wikis, IM , chat, webmeeting,email, attach files and pictures, track and read new material, RSS, Discussion reads as transcript, post in ...
Engaged Learning - Thursday, April 17, 2008 - CommentsCA Case Study - Informal Learning
... collaborative tools integrated with LMS- Highly configurable- Discussion threads (moderated)- Blogs- Wikis- RSS feeds (from ... , report abuse)Most social networks not built for sustained conversations. RSS important in social network to ... - Participate via email, read via RSS- Facilitation features (view, edit, move, attribute)- Reports on utilization ...
In the Middle of the Curve - Thursday, April 17, 2008 - CommentsCA Case Study - Informal Learning
... collaborative tools integrated with LMS- Highly configurable- Discussion threads (moderated)- Blogs- Wikis- RSS feeds (from ... , report abuse)Most social networks not built for sustained conversations. RSS important in social network to ... - Participate via email, read via RSS- Facilitation features (view, edit, move, attribute)- Reports on utilization ...
In the Middle of the Curve - Thursday, April 17, 2008 - CommentsCA Case Study - Informal Learning
Wikis - RSS feeds (from the blogs. Also aggregate as well as broadcast) - Resource library - Subscription options (can ... networks not built for sustained conversations. RSS important in social network to aggregate. Look for features that will ... email, read via RSS - Facilitation features (view, edit, move, attribute) - Reports on utilization by forum and ...
In the Middle of the Curve - Thursday, April 17, 2008 - CommentsCA Case Study - Informal Learning
Wikis - RSS feeds (from the blogs. Also aggregate as well as broadcast) - Resource library - Subscription options (can ... networks not built for sustained conversations. RSS important in social network to aggregate. Look for features that will ... email, read via RSS - Facilitation features (view, edit, move, attribute) - Reports on utilization by forum and ...
In the Middle of the Curve - Thursday, April 17, 2008 - CommentsCA Case Study - Informal Learning
... collaborative tools integrated with LMS- Highly configurable- Discussion threads (moderated)- Blogs- Wikis- RSS feeds (from ... , report abuse)Most social networks not built for sustained conversations. RSS important in social network to ... - Participate via email, read via RSS- Facilitation features (view, edit, move, attribute)- Reports on utilization ...
In the Middle of the Curve - Thursday, April 17, 2008 - Comments
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