Im going to head over and check out the feeds from the CBO blog and the Dept. e-Clippings (Learning As Art) Home Archives Subscribe About My Social Networks « "U.S. Spies Use Custom Videogames to Learn How to Think" (WIRED) | Main | The e-Learning Guilds Call for Presenters at DevLearn 2008 » May 14, 2008 HHS and Federal Government Blogs Did you know that the Secretary for Health and Human Services has a blog ? USA.gov also has a nice list of other U.S. MORE
By David Gurteen I have three Twitter feeds. Follow: DavidGurteen if you wish to track my personal feed that I use to point to interesting stuff, keep people updated on where I am, what I am doing, thinking etc. The last two feeds, Gurteen Quotes and GurteenNews and automated Tweets fed by RSS feeds from my website. MORE
LiveScience has a spectacularly bad article that covers the toxicology results of Rudy Eugene, the ‘Miami cannibal’ who was immediately labelled as being high on ‘ bath salts ‘ and was predictably, not high on bath salts. But don’t let the Parp! MORE
Clean and fast, and loading content without obvious difficulties (though it''s reporting ''no content found'' on a number of feeds, reflecting the fact that it is still loading data from the world). Also, it displays every feed, whether or not there are any new items. MORE
Coming back from my vacation, I realized that I needed to go through a clean up exercise again on my RSS feeds. Animal House Style Managing Many RSS Feeds The Myth of Keeping Up Personal Learning for Learning Professionals - Using Web 2.0 Scanning Feeds Folder I also subscribe to a couple of specialized scanning feeds, e.g., citations to my blog, topics of interest, etc. The same is true of RSS feeds. MORE
Of course, this then raised the question - can't I add this to my feeds? Well, I blew it a long time ago and didn't point everyone to my feedburner feed. Using FeedBurner , I can add lots of fun stuff to the feed and I've turned on publishing a daily summary of my del.icio.us I would suggest that readers of this blog might want to change over to the FeedBurner feed to get these added functions: [link MORE
It’s happening to me, for instance, with apps around photography, RSS news feed readers, blogging, podcasting, note taking, drawing / sketching, mindmapping, web browsing, maps / traveling, etc. Feedly : Yes, 2016 and I still read RSS news feeds. MORE
A serialized feed is one in which posts are arranged in a linear order and where subscribers always begin with the first post, no matter when they subscribe to the feed. This contrasts with an ordinary RSS feed, in which a subscriber will begin with today's post, no matter when the feed started. The idea of serialized feeds has been around for a while. And Russell Beattie offers serialized books via his Mobdex serialized feeds system. MORE
You will find a full list on my website where you can also subscribe to both regional e-mail alerts and RSS feeds which will keep you informed of new and upcoming events. By David Gurteen. MORE
Like a fool, until Rebecca Tabasky told me, I didn’t realize that the Berkman Center aggregates blog posts from its fellows and friends and makes them available here. MORE
You're about halfway through your project. You've done everything right. The project plan is going swimmingly and you've entered the design phase. Fast forward a few weeks later and you are slowly losing interest. Creativity is ebbing. Your attention span starts to wane. MORE
Using the gardener or landscaper metaphor, yesterday I said that networks need seeding, feeding, and weeding. Feed : you can’t just put in place, you have to nurture the network. In my presentation yesterday, I was talking about how to get informal learning going. As many have noted, it’s about moving from a notion of being a builder, handcrafting (or mass-producing) solutions, to being a facilitator, nurturing the community to develop it’s own capabilities. MORE
But I do prefer to use … TWEETDECK rather than the web interface – where I’ve set up different columns for my news feed, mentions, hashtags I follow, etc. I also couldn’t do without FEEDLY – my RSS reader – where I aggregate well over 300 blog and website feeds. MORE
I would strongly suggest using a Feed Reader or RSS aggregator to manage your subscriptions. Feedly. Here is my Feed: [link]. There are several ways to subscribe to this blog and I have just removed two: Feedburner (Google), and Webfish. MORE
They are my main source that keeps feeding my brain on a daily basis and that, thanks to them, plenty of the blog posts you see over here, in this blog, are direct reflections of those key learnings. Yes, I still use RSS feeds and quite a lot! MORE
In my recent keynotes I have frequently used variations on my Transformation of Business framework , which looks at how Technology Drivers and Social Drivers lead to a changed Business Landscape , and in turn New Drivers of Success. MORE
During this week on The Learning Flow’s Twitter and Facebook feeds, there has been some discussion around curation tools and skills, so this week’s #learningflow survey is about preferred content curation tools. Which tool do you prefer to use to curate the stuff you find online? Social learning MORE
Last week I launched Ghost Map, and today Im launching the first major web site Ive helped produce since Plastic and FEED. Subscribe to this blogs feed Blog powered by TypePadstevenberlinjohnson.com « West Coast People | Main | Digging outside.in » Introducing Outside.in So its an exciting time around here at SBJ headquarters. MORE
Coming next: links to all my non-FEED writing since the late 90s. And maybe after that, fingers crossed, the complete FEED archives restored. Subscribe to this blogs feed Blog powered by TypePad MORE
Someone pointed out that many bloggers use partial feeds which forces readers to their blog. I started with full feeds and then found myself curious about who my readers were. Ah, so to fix that I decided to change my feed to a partial feed so you only get the first paragraph. What I've learned since: Partial feeds are annoying as a blog reader, so I was being annoying providing a partial feed. MORE
This raises an important issue: should we design for multitasking behavior, or are we feeding a habit that is a gateway to distraction and overall work inefficiency? During a recent research and strategy project at Adaptive Path, our team uncovered a fascinating pattern around media multitasking—most participants between 20 and 30 years of age watched TV or movies while engaging with laptops, iPads, and smart phones. MORE
However, what I had hoped to find was a way for AideRSS to send me a feed of the top few posts across a large set of RSS feeds (like the 3,000 or so edublogs). It would be fairly easy for them to provide a view of a set of RSS feeds sorted by "interestingness" based on a similar formula. I had previously discussed the Aide RSS Filtering Tool - AideRSS looks at a variety of sources of information including comments, technorati, bloglines, icerocket and del.icio.us MORE
Next public online workshop runs 3 – 21 August 2015 When it comes to online learning, you don’t necessarily have to provide a course in one package. You could chunk it up and deliver it over an extended period of time (weeks or even months) on a daily or weekly basis. MORE
S hould schools stop providing lunch to boys who don't behave well? A teacher in our Gender in the Classroom course noted that taking away recess from students who don't behave is the number #1 response. . All the research indicates that recess is critical to learning, especially for boys. Boys with more frequent motion learn more, especially reading and math, other studies show. MORE
A while ago, I created a feedburner feed for this blog so I could add lots of stuff to the feed - most importantly I publish a daily summary of my new del.icio.us It appears that most people still point to my Blogspot feed. I would suggest that readers of this blog might want to change over to the FeedBurner feed to get this added functionality: [link MORE
[This workshop is one in a series on modernising training content] Next public online workshop runs 3 – 21 August 2015 When it comes to online learning, you don’t necessarily have to provide a course in one package. You could chunk it up and deliver it over an extended period of time (weeks or even months) […]. Social learning MORE
Doc Searls Weblog Home About Subscribe to feed ‹ Heavy weather • Better than any obituary › Why Mitt Romney is losing January 4, 2008 in News | No comments Follow the podcast link here. MORE
Responding to Dan Lockton : Not all feeds are designed to spread the article-length content of blogs. One of my own feeds , for example, will at first glance resemble a partial feed. On closer examination, my feed turns out to be linking to longer posts from other sites. Imagine what the web would have looked had the default in blog posts and RSS feeds been as it was originally used, to point to someone else's site. MORE
PKM feeds working out loud and organizational knowledge management. Do you need to develop and support a digitally savvy workforce that can continuously learn? MORE
How about improving your vocabulary while feeding people? You help feed people. How about let's carve 1/10 of that time off to play this game and help feed people. So let's just skip the part where I haven't blogged for months ok? I've been seeing innumerable and inevitable Top Ten Lists, Year-End reviews, Predictions, etc and I thought I wanted to do something different but I couldn't decide what. Yesterday though, I heard a prayer that put things in perspective for me. MORE
Feed Related Topics Nine Shift
JUNE 7, 2018
S hould schools stop providing lunch to boys who don't behave well? A teacher in our Gender in the Classroom course noted that taking away recess from students who don't behave is the number #1 response. . All the research indicates that recess is critical to learning, especially for boys. Boys with more frequent motion learn more, especially reading and math, other studies show.
Jane Hart
JULY 19, 2015
Next public online workshop runs 3 – 21 August 2015 When it comes to online learning, you don’t necessarily have to provide a course in one package. You could chunk it up and deliver it over an extended period of time (weeks or even months) on a daily or weekly basis.
Jane Hart
JULY 19, 2015
[This workshop is one in a series on modernising training content] Next public online workshop runs 3 – 21 August 2015 When it comes to online learning, you don’t necessarily have to provide a course in one package. You could chunk it up and deliver it over an extended period of time (weeks or even months) […]. Social learning
Mind Hacks
JUNE 29, 2012
LiveScience has a spectacularly bad article that covers the toxicology results of Rudy Eugene, the ‘Miami cannibal’ who was immediately labelled as being high on ‘ bath salts ‘ and was predictably, not high on bath salts. But don’t let the Parp!
Adaptive Path
AUGUST 25, 2010
This raises an important issue: should we design for multitasking behavior, or are we feeding a habit that is a gateway to distraction and overall work inefficiency? During a recent research and strategy project at Adaptive Path, our team uncovered a fascinating pattern around media multitasking—most participants between 20 and 30 years of age watched TV or movies while engaging with laptops, iPads, and smart phones.
Tony Karrer
AUGUST 27, 2007
However, what I had hoped to find was a way for AideRSS to send me a feed of the top few posts across a large set of RSS feeds (like the 3,000 or so edublogs). It would be fairly easy for them to provide a view of a set of RSS feeds sorted by "interestingness" based on a similar formula. I had previously discussed the Aide RSS Filtering Tool - AideRSS looks at a variety of sources of information including comments, technorati, bloglines, icerocket and del.icio.us
Adaptive Path
SEPTEMBER 27, 2011
You're about halfway through your project. You've done everything right. The project plan is going swimmingly and you've entered the design phase. Fast forward a few weeks later and you are slowly losing interest. Creativity is ebbing. Your attention span starts to wane.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
FEBRUARY 5, 2009
A serialized feed is one in which posts are arranged in a linear order and where subscribers always begin with the first post, no matter when they subscribe to the feed. This contrasts with an ordinary RSS feed, in which a subscriber will begin with today's post, no matter when the feed started. The idea of serialized feeds has been around for a while. And Russell Beattie offers serialized books via his Mobdex serialized feeds system.
David Weinberger
JULY 19, 2009
Like a fool, until Rebecca Tabasky told me, I didn’t realize that the Berkman Center aggregates blog posts from its fellows and friends and makes them available here.
Tony Karrer
JULY 24, 2007
A while ago, I created a feedburner feed for this blog so I could add lots of stuff to the feed - most importantly I publish a daily summary of my new del.icio.us It appears that most people still point to my Blogspot feed. I would suggest that readers of this blog might want to change over to the FeedBurner feed to get this added functionality: [link
David Gurteen
SEPTEMBER 27, 2010
By David Gurteen I have three Twitter feeds. Follow: DavidGurteen if you wish to track my personal feed that I use to point to interesting stuff, keep people updated on where I am, what I am doing, thinking etc. The last two feeds, Gurteen Quotes and GurteenNews and automated Tweets fed by RSS feeds from my website.
Ross Dawson
JULY 26, 2011
In my recent keynotes I have frequently used variations on my Transformation of Business framework , which looks at how Technology Drivers and Social Drivers lead to a changed Business Landscape , and in turn New Drivers of Success.
Tony Karrer
AUGUST 30, 2006
Coming back from my vacation, I realized that I needed to go through a clean up exercise again on my RSS feeds. Animal House Style Managing Many RSS Feeds The Myth of Keeping Up Personal Learning for Learning Professionals - Using Web 2.0 Scanning Feeds Folder I also subscribe to a couple of specialized scanning feeds, e.g., citations to my blog, topics of interest, etc. The same is true of RSS feeds.
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
DECEMBER 18, 2006
Responding to Dan Lockton : Not all feeds are designed to spread the article-length content of blogs. One of my own feeds , for example, will at first glance resemble a partial feed. On closer examination, my feed turns out to be linking to longer posts from other sites. Imagine what the web would have looked had the default in blog posts and RSS feeds been as it was originally used, to point to someone else's site.
Mark Oehlert
JANUARY 2, 2012
How about improving your vocabulary while feeding people? You help feed people. How about let's carve 1/10 of that time off to play this game and help feed people. So let's just skip the part where I haven't blogged for months ok? I've been seeing innumerable and inevitable Top Ten Lists, Year-End reviews, Predictions, etc and I thought I wanted to do something different but I couldn't decide what. Yesterday though, I heard a prayer that put things in perspective for me.
Tony Karrer
OCTOBER 5, 2006
Someone pointed out that many bloggers use partial feeds which forces readers to their blog. I started with full feeds and then found myself curious about who my readers were. Ah, so to fix that I decided to change my feed to a partial feed so you only get the first paragraph. What I've learned since: Partial feeds are annoying as a blog reader, so I was being annoying providing a partial feed.
Tony Karrer
NOVEMBER 30, 2006
Of course, this then raised the question - can't I add this to my feeds? Well, I blew it a long time ago and didn't point everyone to my feedburner feed. Using FeedBurner , I can add lots of fun stuff to the feed and I've turned on publishing a daily summary of my del.icio.us I would suggest that readers of this blog might want to change over to the FeedBurner feed to get these added functions: [link
Steven Berlin Johnson
AUGUST 20, 2007
Coming next: links to all my non-FEED writing since the late 90s. And maybe after that, fingers crossed, the complete FEED archives restored. Subscribe to this blogs feed Blog powered by TypePad
Doc Searls
JANUARY 4, 2008
Doc Searls Weblog Home About Subscribe to feed ‹ Heavy weather • Better than any obituary › Why Mitt Romney is losing January 4, 2008 in News | No comments Follow the podcast link here.
Steven Berlin Johnson
OCTOBER 24, 2006
Last week I launched Ghost Map, and today Im launching the first major web site Ive helped produce since Plastic and FEED. Subscribe to this blogs feed Blog powered by TypePadstevenberlinjohnson.com « West Coast People | Main | Digging outside.in » Introducing Outside.in So its an exciting time around here at SBJ headquarters.
Jane Hart
AUGUST 1, 2014
Every day I receive hundreds of new posts and articles in my Feedly stream.
Mark Oehlert
MAY 14, 2008
Im going to head over and check out the feeds from the CBO blog and the Dept. e-Clippings (Learning As Art) Home Archives Subscribe About My Social Networks « "U.S. Spies Use Custom Videogames to Learn How to Think" (WIRED) | Main | The e-Learning Guilds Call for Presenters at DevLearn 2008 » May 14, 2008 HHS and Federal Government Blogs Did you know that the Secretary for Health and Human Services has a blog ? USA.gov also has a nice list of other U.S.
Luis Suarez
SEPTEMBER 23, 2016
It’s happening to me, for instance, with apps around photography, RSS news feed readers, blogging, podcasting, note taking, drawing / sketching, mindmapping, web browsing, maps / traveling, etc. Feedly : Yes, 2016 and I still read RSS news feeds.
Harold Jarche
MAY 24, 2018
I would strongly suggest using a Feed Reader or RSS aggregator to manage your subscriptions. Feedly. Here is my Feed: [link]. There are several ways to subscribe to this blog and I have just removed two: Feedburner (Google), and Webfish.
Jane Hart
SEPTEMBER 18, 2016
But I do prefer to use … TWEETDECK rather than the web interface – where I’ve set up different columns for my news feed, mentions, hashtags I follow, etc. I also couldn’t do without FEEDLY – my RSS reader – where I aggregate well over 300 blog and website feeds.
Jane Hart
JANUARY 19, 2011
Have you seen the Internet Time Alliance’s Working Smarter Daily – aggregated feeds from ITA members – Jay Cross, Jane Hart, Harold Jarche, Charles Jennings, Clark Quinn and others.
David Gurteen
SEPTEMBER 25, 2017
You will find a full list on my website where you can also subscribe to both regional e-mail alerts and RSS feeds which will keep you informed of new and upcoming events. By David Gurteen.
Jane Hart
MARCH 15, 2014
During this week on The Learning Flow’s Twitter and Facebook feeds, there has been some discussion around curation tools and skills, so this week’s #learningflow survey is about preferred content curation tools. Which tool do you prefer to use to curate the stuff you find online? Social learning
Harold Jarche
NOVEMBER 29, 2016
PKM feeds working out loud and organizational knowledge management. Do you need to develop and support a digitally savvy workforce that can continuously learn?
Stephen Downes: Half an Hour
JULY 1, 2013
Clean and fast, and loading content without obvious difficulties (though it''s reporting ''no content found'' on a number of feeds, reflecting the fact that it is still loading data from the world). Also, it displays every feed, whether or not there are any new items.
Luis Suarez
SEPTEMBER 13, 2016
They are my main source that keeps feeding my brain on a daily basis and that, thanks to them, plenty of the blog posts you see over here, in this blog, are direct reflections of those key learnings. Yes, I still use RSS feeds and quite a lot!
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