transition off of Ning ", there has been a lot of blogging activity about Ning. . wrote a blog posting on my Social Media in Learning blog about how I thought Elgg might be a good alternative.  enterprise collaboration platforms (like Elgg). Following Techcrunch's posting on Thursday, Ning's bubble bursts. MORE >>

Blogs, wikis, image sharing. Landing (Elgg), Twitter, Facebook. What can we do now with information that we could not do in the past? In this case, the “something new&# is the ways in which new tools allow us to mess around with information. What am I missing? What can we do with information that I’ve overlooked? Examples. MORE >>

Here are some of my other blog postings this week in chronological order (with most recent last). Social Media In Learning blog : Keeping you up to date with social media news, resources and tips! All things Elgg. About Elgg. Using Elgg to support formal learning. Elgg in K12. tweetzi. guide to file sharing. MORE >>

We are operating this class on the Ning platform [the description of how we used Ning still pertains to other social networking platforms such as Elgg or Grou.ps ]. It also offers great functionality, including allowing members to write blogs and engage in forum discussions. Introduction to Social Networking. My only costs were labour. MORE >>

the year - magazine articles, presentations, blogs, web pages, etc. learning environment, using the open source  social engine, Elgg, I decided to open up. my own Elgg platform for learning professionals to try out. 100 must-read blog posts on the future of learning. Micro-blogging page of the Guide to Social Learning. MORE >>