For the Revolution Reading List, I strongly encourage you to read Amy Edmondson’s Teaming , it’s a great review of the needed changes for organizations to embrace innovation. For no specific list, but as a book that was really transformational for my thinking, Todd Rose’s The End of Average really helped point out the problems with our current obsession with simplistic evaluations of people. MORE

In fact messaging apps have soared up the Top Tools List this year: WhatsApp is up 8 places to #13, Slack is up 63 places to #20, and Trello is up 39 to #43. MORE

As voting for this year’s Top 100 Tools for Learning 2011 draws to a close Google Plus has now moved into 26th place on the list, and is now the top new tool on the list. You can view the current state of the list HERE. But there’s still time to vote for your favourite tools – voting closes in just over 2 weeks time at mid-day GMT on Sunday… Read the rest. Social learning MORE

Best of Mobile Learning April 1, 2011 to April 30, 2011 Featured Sources The following are the top items from featured sources based on social signals. MORE

Dave Owens Great New Book Published Today » Strategy & Business Lists Hard Facts Among Decades 10 Most Significant Books. Strategy and Business just released a list of the 10 "most significant books" published between 2001 and 2010.  Here is the rest of the list.    Of this list, my favorite three are probably "Who Says Elephants Can't Dance," "Prophet of Innovation," and "Chasing Stars." Bob Sutton. MORE

So, very good news today: Invention Of Air hit the Times extended bestseller list on its first full week, at #23, and the Booksense list at #25. There's lots more to come, though, so hopefully we will keep climbing the list in the coming weeks. That's the best start I've ever had for any of my books, and it means that I've now had four straight bestsellers. So thanks to all of you who have picked up a copy and come out to the events. MORE

Do you have a to-learn list? A to-learn list is like a curriculum. I have dozens of to-learn lists. Lists are handy for recording one’s reflections at a point in time, but they constrain dealing with life as it comes. What guides me is not so much ticking off items on a to-learn list as becoming more proficient at what I do. Sticking to a list might keep me from delving into vital areas I am not currently aware of. MORE

2016 marks the 10 th year of the annual Top 100 Tools for Learning list. Back in 2007 I was asked to create a list of my own top tools for learning, but I realised it would be much better if I compiled a list of tools selected by others, so I asked the late Jay Cross to kick off the activity, and in a two week period in the summer of 2007, 250 people contributed their top 10 tools for learning, from which I generated the 1st Top 100 Tools for Learning list. MORE

There are some very cool new features especially our hot list feature coming out soon on the eLearning Learning Content Community. Thus it belongs in both a best of list and a hot list. This is going to take some work to get it right, but we believe it will help to highlight various hot list content. We are particularly excited that this capability will soon allow us to have a weekly post that highlights hot list for the week. MORE

The BPS Research Digest has compiled all the answers into handy and fascinating list. There are many more where they came from to make for an eye-opening and informative list of recommendations. Link to BPS Research Digest list of essential reads. MORE

It does make me wonder, though, how much of the online world relies upon mailing lists as heavily as I do, and whether this is a generational difference. I’m on about a dozen active mailing lists, I think, although it’s possible the number is much higher. There are fields in which most of what I’ve learned has come from mailing lists, some of which I’ve been on for well over ten years. MORE

Best of Mobile Learning January 1, 2011 to January 31, 2011 Featured Sources The following are the top items from featured sources based on social signals. MORE

According to Kneda , which has developed a widget that looks at Technorati listings, my Stephen's Web website is an A-List blog. I was so surprised I went and put up an A-List button. Half an Hour, meanwhile, is a B-List blog. MORE

Check out the post just below this one.pretty cool.embedded the Conference Wish List stickie board on this blog.and it works.you can add notes to the board right from this blog AND guess what!? . (photo by Virpi Oinonen ) . MORE

Best of Mobile Learning November 1, 2010 to November 30, 2010 Featured Sources The following are the top items from featured sources based on social signals. MORE

Best of Mobile Learning March 1, 2011 to March 31, 2011 Featured Sources The following are the top items from featured sources based on social signals. Getting Started With Mobile Learning? MORE

New Issue of the International Journal of Mobile Learning and Organisation (IJMLO) - Mobile Learning Edge , August 2, 2011 27 Benefits Listed for Mobile Learning - Mobile Learning Edge , August 30, 2011 mLearning Best Practices: How Much Content is Too Much for Mobile Learning? MORE

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One function of Twitter that I haven’t used much is the ability to create Lists. I only have two lists, but many people seem to find them useful. Lists are just groupings of profiles and can be created by any user. All lists are named and some have a detailed description. MORE

I’m a list maker! And, lists are easy to create. But who knew that they could be useful as part of your content strategy or for content curation? So, here’s my list about making lists. List of Content Ideas. Photo by Andrew Watt. MORE

I thought I’d assemble a reading list of blog posts and other stuff I’ve written or said recently, for Andreas Weigend ‘s Social Data Revolution class at the UC Berkeley School of Information , in which I participated a few days ago. MORE

Below, courtesy of Twitter Grader’s Top Cities , is the list of the current top 100 cities in the world on Twitter, based on the total number of users who put that city in their location setting. See below for the full list. MORE

Here’s the reading list for an upcoming session of Scott Bradner ’s class on Internet Architectural Principles at the Harvard Extension School. Deep list, rich articles. For example. Scott is one of the creators of the Internet as we know and love it.). MORE

I spent the weekend compiling this year’s Top 100 Tools List, updating the website and producing a slideset that I have uploaded to Slideshare and embedded below. MORE

I just got off the phone with a reporter who was asking about Google, which topped Fortune's best place to work list for the third time.  Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Google: "A place where it simply isnt efficient to act like an asshole." : Comments. Add me to your TypePad People list. Bob Sutton. About Subscribe to this blogs feed Email Me Follow Me @ work_matters. Book Me For A Speech. Brightsight Group. Search. 17 Things I Believe. MORE

Here’s Wikipedia’s List of lists of lists. via Jimmy Wales ). Can’t we go just one more level deep? Ask yourself: What would Christopher Nolan do MORE

Best of Mobile Learning May 1, 2011 to May 31, 2011 Featured Sources The following are the top items from featured sources based on social signals. MORE

Over the last few months, I’ve had the privilege of reading three truly outstanding books. None are about business or work per se — but all are amazing and worth your time. The first is Katherine Boo’s Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death and Hope in the Mumbai Undercity. MORE

Photo from Librarianismchronicles Blog. At this year’s Nonprofit Technology Conference, I’m thrilled to be doing a panel on nonprofit technology training and it has a bit of a star wars theme, “ Learn You Will.” MORE

Five Practical Mobile Learning Tips , July 26, 2011 3 Essential Themes for Mobile Learning Systems , July 4, 2011 June Hot List: Mobile Learning Content , July 3, 2011 India And The Mobile Internet Revolution , July 27, 2011 Mlearn (649). Best of Mobile Learning. MORE

Yesterday, I finalised the Top 100 Tools for Learning 2011 list. The final list and presentation is available… Read the rest. In the last few days of voting there was a surge of contributions (both online and by email) that brought the number of contributions to 531. Many thanks to everyone who took the time to share their Top 10 Tools and help me compile this, the 5th annual survey of learning tools. Social learning MORE

We have compiled a list of the most influential people in Australia on Twitter as measured by PeerIndex , which is based on a combination of authority, activity, and audience. Follow the link for the original list, or you can see the top 100 as of today below. The full list is below MORE

The full list of the top 242 is below. Nate Silver , the political statistician extraordinaire, has turned his attention to publishing. His interest is honed by the fact that his blog is now hosted on the New York Times, which is currently implementing a paywall. MORE

This seemingly simple point is based around far more than a simple filing cabinet and a to-do list. Allen’s system is like a to-do list in the same way a kitten is like a Bengal Tiger. The current task list is a special kind of to-do list because all the tasks are defined by the next action you need to take to progress them. This simple idea is remarkably effective in helping resolving the kind of inertia that stops us resolving items on our lists. MORE

Its list of unacceptable items is quite odd, presumably intentionally. I’d think that this is based on things people have actually tried to shove into Coinstar slots, except I don’t see “fishing line with gum at its end” or “your dick”on the list. MORE

It seems that many people like tools lists, if the fact that there have been over 110,000 views of the 2011 Top 100 Tools for Learning presentation via Slideshare since 13 November is anything to go by! This time the ones that didn’t quite make it onto the 2011 list. So here is my Christmas present to you – 50 More tools! 25 of the tools have actually already appeared… Read the rest. Social learning MORE

Here’s my top ten list of top ten lists of top ten lists: The Top Ten Top Ten Lists of All Time. MetaCritic music lists. Smosh’s Top Ten Top Ten Lists of 2011. Top Ten 2011 Top Ten Lists about CleanTech. Top Ten of top ten horror movie lists. NYT Top Ten Top Ten Lists for 2011. Top Ten Top Ten Lists about Agile Management. Top Ten Top Ten Video Lists of 2011. Top Ten Christmas Stuff Top Ten Lists. MORE

As my Christmas gift to you, here are 100 more tools that didn’t quite make the list of 2015 Top 100 Tools for Learning. So these are Tools 101-200. Click on the parcel below to view them in ALPHABETICAL order. Social learning MORE

Working Smarter Daily has been aggregating articles from my favorite sources for a month now. These are the top twenty articles from our sources, selected by social signals: Why Are Easy Decisions So Hard? Jonah Lehrer , March 2, 2011. MORE

When I teach a workshop or give a talk, I often get asked for a reading list or for a suggestion on topics I tend to focus on: business strategy, UX, CX, and change. So I’ve composed this reading list for experience, design, and strategy based on what’s most readable and reference-able. MORE

I know I’m forgetting a bunch of great ones, so leave a comment, please, and tell us what else should be on the list. This one is denser than the others on the list — I don’t think it’s beach reading — but should repay the effort. MORE

This year’s Top 100 Tools for Learning list (the 6th Annual Survey) has been compiled from the votes of 582 learning professionals worldwide – 55% working in education, 45% working in non-educational organizations. Once again the list is dominated by free online social tools. MORE

In the 2014 Top 100 Tools for Learning list that I released on Monday 22 September, there are 16 new tools on the list. How many have you tried? Powtoon – in at No 46 - is an online presentation software tool that allows you to create animated video explainers – for business or education. Explain […]. Social learning MORE