Little did I know that this first toe-dip would literally change the course of my professional, and in many ways, my personal life. It was life changing. An interesting change. New social media that helps tag, sort and reuse content has been key to this change. Things change on all sides. Online Community. Thanks.&# MORE >>

This greatly changes things like tutoring and language teaching. See: Performance Support in 2015 Mobile Augmented reality Communication (leverage platforms, but in a learning context) Virtual environments Integration with Google Docs And ???? Roy Amara, Institute for the Future. This already is available. What are my options? MORE >>

Google Search. Google Docs Moodle. Of course, this is very likely to change as more contributions are received, but you can keep track of the emerging list of Top Tools for Learning 2010 HERE. Since 2007 I have been building an annual Top 100 Tools. for Learning. list based on the contributions of learning professionals. MORE >>

On the information finding/sharing path, some tools I use include: Google – like everyone else, I’m all over searching. Google Docs – where I collaborate with colleagues on thoughts. My ITA colleague Jane Hart regularly collects the top 100 learning tools via contributions from lots of folks.  MORE >>

When the technology changes, when the media changes, the culture changes. So it mught be suggested that there's this big change afoot now. This is the time to say "everything changes," right? And it's striking how much my teaching has changed in five years, as a result of that. It was all relationships. MORE >>