Jane Hart has been compiling a list of top 100 tools for learning for over six years now. This is one of the many reasons why she received an award for her contribution to Learning. A learning tool from the perspective of this list is: Any tool that you could use to create or deliver … Continue reading My Top 10 Tools for Learning 2013
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Four Questions (and Answers) about Learning in 2012
In a post about Learning Technologies 2012, I've asked four questions to a set of learning (technology) experts. In reaction, some people have asked me how I would have answered the questions myself. Here goes: 1. What will be the most exciting (professional) thing you are planning to do in 2012?** From April 1st my … Continue reading Four Questions (and Answers) about Learning in 2012
My Top 10 Tools for Learning 2010
For this year's edition of the Top 100 Tools for Learning (a continuing series started, hosted and curated by Jane "Duracell Bunny" Hart of the Internet Time Alliance) I decided to really reflect on my own Learning Process. I am a knowledge worker and need to learn every single day to be effective in my … Continue reading My Top 10 Tools for Learning 2010
Mozilla and the Open Internet
For some reason I have recently equated the Mozilla foundation to Firefox. Sitting in the Mozilla room at Fosdem for a couple of hours has cured me of that. Mitchell Baker, chairperson of the Mozilla foundation, talked about the right for self-determination on the Internet. She explained that having a completely open (meaning free as in … Continue reading Mozilla and the Open Internet
Why Chromium is Now My Primary Browser
Arjen Vrielink and I write a monthly series titled: Parallax. We both agree on a title for the post and on some other arbitrary restrictions to induce our creative process. For this post we agreed to include our personal browser histories in the post. You can read Arjen's post with the same title here. If … Continue reading Why Chromium is Now My Primary Browser