Jay Cross
MARCH 12, 2010
To the right of the clocks are a Google search of all my sites and an Amazon search box; I use these incessantly. No more searching all over for a common icon. I set the foundations of my approach before we had tags, billions of choices, and responsive search engines. You’ll find some pages that are private.).
Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 25, 2011
In a buzz session at DevLearn this year, I described how Working Smarter Daily uses social signals to choose and display a fresh selection of relevant articles every morning. It’s also a dynamite research tool; you can search articles by topic, author, and/or timeframe. What’s Under the Hood.
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Jay Cross
DECEMBER 21, 2009
I’ve read a little over half of the 14 articles. Two articles on literature searches puzzled me. Here’s the rub: both articles were looking in the wrong places. The inaugural issue of Impact, the Journal of Applied Research in Workplace E-learning just appeared on the web.
Jay Cross
NOVEMBER 15, 2012
Bookmarks – to facilitate searching for links to information, discovering what sources other people are following, tracking down experts. Search - for locating needles in haystacks. Note: This is the version of the article I submitted to CLO under the title H0w Will You Take Advantage of Your In-House Social Network?
Jay Cross
SEPTEMBER 26, 2009
Two years back, the most popular tools were Firefox, Delicious, Google Search, Skype, and PowerPoint. Collaboration and sharing are edging out searching and authoring. Google Search. Library , with thousands of links to articles, videos and presentations on learning technology. It’s a fantastic resource.
Jay Cross
APRIL 13, 2008
From an article I wrote in January 2007 : Microsoft hates losing business to upstart Google, first in search, then in advertising, and now threatening the Office monopoly. To try to make up for lost ground, Microsoft will buy Yahoo! I guess I’ll have to wait for Wal*Mart to acquire Amazon. More papers and predictions
Jay Cross
APRIL 21, 2008
Searching for something edgy, I arrive at John Hagel’s site. John’s blogroll was to the left of the article I was reading. Why not set up a custom Google Search on these blogs? Here’s the custom search page. If this proves useful, I’ll set up custom searches for other topics in the un-book.
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