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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | JAY CROSS SEPTEMBER 26, 2009 Top Ten Tools In addition to implementing social learning systems for universities and corporations, she leads workshops on social learning and somehow finds time to maintain the most useful learning site on the net, the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies. By “tools&# we mean software, online tools and services. Google Reader. | | | | | | |
| DOC SEARLS MARCH 10, 2010 Futures of the Internet Here’s the whole list: Will Google make us stupid? 1. Will Google make us smart or stupid? Nicholas Carr was wrong: Google does not make us stupid ( [link] ). Nicholas Carr was right: Google makes us stupid. But that’s all a separate matter from Google itself. Look up RSS on Google. | DAVID WEINBERGER SEPTEMBER 18, 2009 [berkman] Transforming Scholarly Communication Libraries and archives spend most of their time in stage 4, but they ought to address the problems much early on. Some domains are quite proprietary about their data, which makes it problematic to get data and curation standards so that the data can move from system to system. Google Wave. Recommender systems, as at Last.fm | STEPHEN DOWNES: HALF AN HOUR DECEMBER 25, 2008 Last Year's Predictions For 2008, Reviewed It is safe to say that most pundits did not predict the largest story of the year, the collapse of the economic system. Predicted: The "middle path"—proprietary lock-in services, like Vista, iTunes, Facebook, and Second Life, will be abandoned for more open commercial alternatives rather than free and open source software and content. | STEPHEN DOWNES: HALF AN HOUR FEBRUARY 18, 2008 The Reality of Virtual Learning Laughter] All the way across to the Second Life stuff that you saw, to the Company Command software that you heard about yesterday, from Nate Allen, and the rest. So, electronic performance support systems, for example, which are applications that actually provide learning inside the application that you’re working on. Voice: yes. | | | | | | | |
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DAVID WEINBERGER | TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 2009 [berkman] Berkman lunch: Andrew McAfee on Enterprise 2.0
He begins by defining the term as “the use of emergent social software platforms by organizations in pursuit of their goals.&# He contrasts this with ERP systems that are top-down, highly specific, etc. “The Net is the world’s largest library. Strong ties: Wikis, Google Docs, etc. Reader beware.] MORE >>
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