Learning together…
It is nice not to have to download any programs if you want to record simple screencasts and demos (and in SIMPLE steps) of your computer screen. Here is an good review of ScreenToaster by Jane Hart. What is even better is not to have to create yet a new username and password for yet [...]
Yeah, the concept of crowdsourcing has been everyone. The wisdom of the crowd is something that has been more in evidence lately and Web 2.0 technologies allow for people to get together and collaborate on products, websites, information gathering, etc. Now it’s the navigation systems’ turn. With Waze, drivers submit new routes, traffic updates and [...]
The beta for Captivate on Mac! Shared via AddThis
Opera Unite launched earlier this week, providing services that make it possible for users to share content seamlessly with one another via the Web with no need for uploads! Many tech blogs like TechCrunch are all over this. Warning, *dork* attempt at a poetic verse: “The cloud just got lighter and can probably fly higher.” [...]
Too much information out there to keep up with… What about creating your own Web Apps (browser-based applications) for your most visited websites? On Windows, use Mozilla’s Prism. Click “download Prism for Windows on the following page and follow the instructions. For Mac OSX, use Fluid, which works in a similar fashion to Prism but [...]
I understand crowdsourcing courses, lessons and other eLearning-related material can be a tough call for any sector (corporate, K12, etc.). But has anyone had any experience crowdsourcing the development of learning experiences from a user feedback perspective at least? One question could be how is crowdsourcing feedback different from simply putting a feedback button on [...]
