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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...
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...
I don’t have a tablet PC or a drawing board (electronic or not). I guess I could create wireframes on basic computer tools like Pencil even using the highlight tools on Microsoft PowerPoint, for...
Twitter is a phenomenon that keeps growing in popularity. With new developers creating tools to integrate with it, Twitter keeps getting new features everyday and extra data portability functionality… Twitter also has many look-alikes...
Of course learning languages can be both fun and challenging. Still in Brazil (in my teenage days) I learned English mostly by listening to my favorite artists, translating their music and making up dialogs...
Dr. BJ Fogg & Daniel Berdichevsky at Stanford University are gathering articles from various authors into a nice book around the psychology of Facebook. You can read more about it on their blog.
In response to Koreen Olbrish’s post about learning that takes place in ARGs: Here is a good place to find out what ARGs are being played currently. One of the best examples of ARGs...
Excellent list on the SLEducation wiki on the use of Second Life for immersive learning. Some very interesting islands are highlighted like the ISTE island. Explore the list here.
With the Semantic Web it becomes easier to share content, data is portable, easily linkable… Here are two services that makes it easy to allow your viewers share your content in popular sites like...
Here is a list from WikiEducator.org that might interest many people. It includes many websites and organizations (such as MERLOT) that offer open eLearning content on the Web. http://www.wikieducator.org/Exemplary_Collection_of_Open_eLearning_Content_Repositories
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