In my previous post, I examined Personal Learning for Learning Professionals - Using Web 2.0 Tools to Make Reading & Research More Effective. That post focused primarily on how Social Bookmarking tools such as del.icio.us or Yahoo My Web can be used as part of Personal Learning. In this post, I want to focus on a specific scenario that involves Personal and Group Learning and how Web 2.0 tools apply to this need. Scenario - a learning development department in a mid size corporation has five staff members. Hopefully this scenario sounds familiar to many people. Consider del.icio.us MORE >>

Jay Cross has a few blogs and I just stumbled onto this one Ruminations via my Corporate eLearning Development Squidoo lens. have a Technorati module set to search for anything with eLearning on my lens. Its way down at the bottom of the lens. So I'm looking around down there and see How People Learn. Looks good to me, so I click, and whatdoyaknow.its Jay. I'm assuming this line of thought ended up in his book on Informal Learning, but if you want a preview of what we are ALL so passionate about, you must read this and then buy the book. MORE >>

Spelling can now be checked when creating slides, including the ability to add custom words for future spell checking. MORE >>

I want to try an experiment. think there's an interesting bit of content in here, but in exchange, I would ask that you maybe throw me a bone and answer a question or two in exchange. I'm still preparing for a couple of presentations at DevLearn and a presentation for ASTD Los Angeles - What's Next in eLearning? Actually that presentation is virtual so if you read this blog and are interested in attending, I can talk to the organizer.) In any case, I need help figuring out the best way to explain the trends going on in eLearning. I'll explain that in a minute) and eLearning 2.0. to eLearning 1.3 MORE >>

Law in the Court of Public Opinion is Harvard's try at using SecondLife as a learning platform. So cool! Well, if its good enough for Harvard, I suspect its good enough for the rest of us.wouldn't you say? discovered this via Joho the Blog.thanks David MORE >>