NatalieMaynor’s photostream For the last couple of years I have been part of the 90% of people who interact with blogs by simply observing the online dialogue.… Read more “Limping Out Of Lurkdom”
Listening To Those Who Loathe Technology
Martin Krzywinski’s photostream I have had the privilege of working with many people who would consider themselves digital refugees. A digital refugee doesn’t care to know an… Read more “Listening To Those Who Loathe Technology”
Traversing The Twitter Torrent
jmilles’ photostream Following certain people on Twitter is like attending a department meeting in which one person who particularly adores the sound of their own voice talks… Read more “Traversing The Twitter Torrent”
How do you promote learning in the workplace?
I am looking forward to participating in this conference as it may broaden my understanding of informal learning and its role in the tug of war between… Read more “How do you promote learning in the workplace?”
Do Half Baked Ideas Belong At Conferences?
WorldIslandInfo.com’s photostream I estimate that I spent about ten hours listening to presentations last week at ELearn 2009. I became increasingly frustrated with the structure of this… Read more “Do Half Baked Ideas Belong At Conferences?”
Praise and Pans for E-Learn Conference 2009
I just finished returning from the week long E-Learn 2009 in Vancouver. This was my first multi-institution, international conference and I experienced a few disappointments and surprises. … Read more “Praise and Pans for E-Learn Conference 2009”
Boring Tools vs Boring Instructors
I just finished reading this from Michele Martin’s blog: “As adults we look at an empty cardboard box and see it as a storage device. Somewhere to… Read more “Boring Tools vs Boring Instructors”
The Inevitable Beat of Life
I didn’t get the relevance of blogging. I initially judged it as a narcissistic pursuit for socially challenged people. Then I read a blog entry by Scott… Read more “The Inevitable Beat of Life”
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