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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | STEPHEN DOWNES: HALF AN HOUR FEBRUARY 18, 2008 The Reality of Virtual Learning Another example of this learning is what Jay Cross calls workflow learning or informal learning. This allows for the creation of online applications, such as Google Documents, for example, or the Zoho suite of applications or things like Gliffy.com, which is a web page that allows you to draw diagrams, flow charts and things like that. | DAVID WEINBERGER SEPTEMBER 18, 2009 [berkman] Transforming Scholarly Communication We’ll need all that (Lee says) because the workflow for processing all the new info we’re gathering hasn’t kept up with the amount we’re taking in via sensor networks, global databases, laboratory instruments, desktops, etc. Google Wave. Also Slideshare and Google Docs. NOTE: Live-blogging. | STEPHEN DOWNES: HALF AN HOUR DECEMBER 25, 2008 Last Year's Predictions For 2008, Reviewed Looking up "Basic research on learning and instruction will provide new guidance for instructional design" on Google tells us the current state of affairs: an old ITForum paper on information age learning, Gagne's nine steps , and a 2005 paper on ISD. and even Google Search 2.0. Google pulled the plug on Lively. Richard E. | DAVID WEINBERGER MAY 25, 2009 Google Docs path to competency I use Google Docs a lot because I frequently want to share my drafts with some set of people and because no-frills writing software keeps me from distracting myself with frills. But, as a writing tool, Google Docs heads us back to somewhere between NotePad and a 1998 wysiwyg HTML editor. | | | | | | | |
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