Jane Hart, Head of the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies, lists Top Tools for Learning on the Centre’s web site. She compiles lists of Top 10 Tools from learning professionals around the globe; from those lists she derives the Top 100 Tools. Check out the latest Top 100 Tools for Learning. I decided . . . → Read More: My Top Ten Tools for Learning
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Happy New Year! Starting in January 2008 I am discontinuing my posting to Edtec Student’s Daily. The name was really not representative of my posting infrequency. Nevertheless, I am not discontinuing blog writing all together. I hope to begin posting much more frequently this year. I will be doing that over in my new . . . → Read More: Out with the old and in with the new The Big Question for January over at the Learning Circuits Blog is “What are your Predictions for Learning in 2008?” Here is my take at a few answers. The year 2008 will see continued movement towards Web 2.0 technologies. Individuals will embrace these technologies whether or not the technologies are sanctioned by corporate IT . . . → Read More: Learning Predictions for 2008 Happy New Year to one and to all! I am very excited about the new year. With the new year I am starting this new blog – Educational Technology Digest. For the last year-and-a-half or so I have been writing Edtec Student’s Daily. However, the name did not well represent the gross infrequency of . . . → Read More: Happy New Year – 2008 Over on eLearning Technology Tony Karrer wrote about definitions of eLearning in eLearning Technology: eLearning Defined. I commented about his post there but wanted to write more here. To start, here is what I wrote to Tony. Tony, A few years ago I came up with a definition of training for the Philosophy page . . . → Read More: eLearning Definitions In one of his posts on Tuesday, eLearning Insider available via RSS, Brent Schlenker wrote about using Learning2.0 and Web2.0 tools. One point that caught my eye was, While its great that you might implement blogs, wikis, and RSS for your school, company, or organization, its even more important that you start using . . . → Read More: RSS and Aggragators The other day I wrote about Personal Learning Environments (PLEs). I mentioned there are several tools, commonly known as Web 2.0 tools, which people can now use to help them establish and maintain their PLEs. Over the coming days and weeks I am going to be writing about many of these tools. The first . . . → Read More: Note Taking Tools Christine Martell was one of the presenters at the Brandon Hall Innovations in Learning conference in Santa Clara last week. Several of my other favorite bloggers were also there. Christine wrote about a presentation she facilitated at the conference. In “What is innovation in learning?” Christine writes about using what many would consider . . . → Read More: Innovations In Learning (IIL07) The other day I wrote about information overload. One of the first terms that comes to mind when I go back and read the first line from that post – “We all have much more information from many more sources than we have ever had before.” – is duh. Information overload is likely to . . . → Read More: Personal Learning Environments (PLEs) We all have much more information from many more sources than we have ever had before. It matters little what industry or job function we are in; we are all facing information overload, and it is increasing moment by moment. The big question is, “How do we handle the information overload that we . . . → Read More: The Cure For Information Overload |
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