Jane Hart does the educational technology community a big favour by compiling top 10 lists of learning tools which are send to her by educational professionals from around the world. She creates a top 100 list that is an interesting reflection of current (and past) popular technology in education and learning. Each year you get … Continue reading My Top 10 Tools for Learning
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What on Earth is RSS Cloud?
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 write about a new technology using Linux Format's "What on Earth is ...?" style (see example on Android). We … Continue reading What on Earth is RSS Cloud?
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
Learning 2008: The role of search in learning
Julie Clow, manager Learning Technologies at Google and George Selix from Sun Microsystems had an interesting session today titled: "The Role of Search in Learning: Leveraging Fingertip Knowledge in Our Designs". Julie opened the session by asking the audience to answer the following six questions in two contexts: for a self-initiated learning event and for … Continue reading Learning 2008: The role of search in learning
Learning 2008: How and why Novell chose Moodle
Novell will launch their new Moodle based LMS this November 4th. In a session called "In the Moodle: How Novell Chose an Open Source LMS" they outlined the process of choosing an LMS that could fulfil their needs. When they needed a new LMS, they first listed their requirements and then used a cross-functional team … Continue reading Learning 2008: How and why Novell chose Moodle