Category Archives: learning

Learn Trends Recordings

If you missed last week’s Learn Trends conference you can go catch the recordings on the website at: http://learntrends.ning.com/page/learntrends-2009-november Great stuff there on things like Social Learning, Personal Knowledge Mgt, etc from smart people like Jane Hart, Harold Jarche, and more. This is my version of “Must See” TV.

Big List of Twitter Chats

Unfortunately I don’t remember where or how I found this list but here is a big list of Twitter chats: https://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AhisaMy5TGiwcnVhejNHWnZlT3NvWFVPT3Q4NkIzQVE&hl=en If they’re all even half as good as #lrnchat they’re well worth looking into.

For those of us who missed Dev Learn

One of the coolest things about all the great people in my online posse (and learn so much from) is all the great stuff they share. Exhibit A are all the great recaps of Dev Learn sessions that are floating around out there. If you’re in my boat and missed it live, Cammy Bean ,ContinueContinue reading “For those of us who missed Dev Learn”

Twitter in Education[gigya width=”425″ height=”355″ src=”http://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=bu-twitter-in-education-090512075956-phpapp01&stripped_title=twitter-in-education” quality=”high” wmode=”tranparent” ]View more presentations from David Hopkins.

Knowledge Exchange Strategy[gigya width=”425″ height=”355″ src=”http://static.slidesharecdn.com/swf/ssplayer2.swf?doc=knowledgeexchangestrategy-090604062834-phpapp02&stripped_title=knowledge-exchange-strategy” quality=”high” wmode=”tranparent” ]View more presentations from Aaron Silvers.

Visual Attention: Keep It Simple!

I found this via Olivia Mitchell at http://www.speakingaboutpresenting.com/design/new-evidence-bullet-points/

Top 10 Learning Tools

I just happened across Jane Hart’s Top 10 Learning Tools list and reliazed that I haven’t updated it for 2009 yet. Well better late than never right? My previous lists are at http://c4lpt.co.uk/recommended/miketaylor.html Now on to the updated list…drum roll please. 1. Google Reader – the glue that holds my learning together by allowing meContinueContinue reading “Top 10 Learning Tools”