Mike Taylor

New technology – the threat to our information

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Your Guide to Most Useful Bookmarklets

Amit is at it again! I love these. I had a couple of these already but there were some great additions I found here. I am really digging the Delicious Talk and Capture Screenshot bookmarklets. Thanks Amit! Your Guide to Most Useful Bookmarklets

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by xtranormal

This is intriguing…I’m hoping to find some time to explore this further to make animated movie clips. Has anyone tried this yet? If you can type, you can make movies. Text-to-Movie by xtranormal

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Discovery Channel : Science, History, Space, Tech, Sharks, News

How cool is this? Discovery Channel : Science, History, Space, Tech, Sharks, News

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A Model for Applying Common Craft Videos | Common Craft – Explanations In Plain English

I *LOVE* this analogy and it hits the proverbial nail right on the head. …one of the real problems in explaining subjects is that people assume too much about what people already know. Their explanation doesn’t account for people who are new to the ideas and have major knowledge gaps. They start in the middleContinueContinue reading “A Model for Applying Common Craft Videos | Common Craft – Explanations In Plain English”

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The RSS Bus « Cole Camplese: Learning and Innovation

Enough said. The RSS Bus « Cole Camplese: Learning and Innovation

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Telling stories TED style

This is from a TED presentation about telling stories but I think it also applies to learning design. …three guidelines to tell great, memorable stories: 1. Treat the listener like a friend. 2. Use words to create pictures. 3. Help the listener discover patterns. Wednesday Morning @ TED2009

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delizzy – del.icio.us Bookmarks Search Engine

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Concise writing is best for elearning » Making Change

Amen! Less text, more learning Concise writing is best for elearning » Making Change

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Learning Visions: Learning Myths with Dr. Will Thalheimer

Will has been doing some really nice “webinosh” sessions. This one looks like another good one. I’m particularly interested in what he has to say about how lots of folks (including “training” depts) think that bad Learning Designs are Good Learning Designs. Here are some of his myths on learning: Bad Learning Designs Thought toContinueContinue reading “Learning Visions: Learning Myths with Dr. Will Thalheimer”