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Google is failing us: how to manage the information overflow?

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Websites, blogs, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, newspapers, TV, radio to name a view of the overflowing sources that we need to manage and process. Steve Rosenbaum pointed out in his key note address at DevLearn that search engines like Google become less reliable and that we have to find other ways to manage the information overflow.

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Jane Hart’s op 200 Tools for Learning

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Writing down my thoughts, experiences, and ideas in WordPress in the form of a blog is still one of my best ways to learn. Google search. I know, but it still works, and I google a lot! Google Docs. Google Docs. We use Google docs a lot for my team. I have been using MindNode for years now and still love it.

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My professional use of social media and communication tools

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Blogs, writing and reading. I know that blogs are not as hot anymore as they were 10 years ago, but for me they are still very important. I write this blog and I read lot’s of them. Here are some of the tools I use: I write this blog in WordPress. Following other blogs is much more difficult.

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#astd2014 Conference recap and trends

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The message is that we (L&D people) can do for our learners what Google and Facebook are already doing for us. It was a sort of Google Maps before Google Maps was there. I will blog again, so I you want my perspective on that conference and mobile developments, come back in June to this blog.

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Return on Investment or “ROI”: pie chart in the sky

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Now don’t get me wrong: e-Learning, in my book, is the bees’ knees for a whole host of reasons, many of which I’ve touted in other blogs here. If you’re reading this and thinking I’m going out on a limb here, then statistically at least, you’re not wrong: Google ROI e-learning and you’ll get 2,450,000 results in.43 It’s the way to go.

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#mLearncon recap: mLearning is growing up

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There already is a discussion on wearables (like Google Glass, smart watches and other sensors that we will carry in the near future). Blogging at mLearncom. I was able to post the blog most of the times before I left the session room. And my blog is developing itself as my extended memory, I check on old posts very often.

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Devlearn conference day 2: curation

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Instead of looking things up with google you plugin to the knowledge of somebody who is an acknowledged specialist in his field. This blog and the easygenerator blog are ‘republished’ or aggregated through that site. This means that people are replacing search engines. Jay does this on workingsmarterdaily.com.

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