For example, I added a Google Maps page, but it became a static image after it was published.  Literally create learning journeys with Flowgram .  It is like a guided tour of the World Wide Web, … and you get to be the tour guide! Flowgram is a free, online service that you can use to create slide shows, scavenger hunts, or student assignments. 

Google Chrome The new Google Chrome browser is still in its infancy. Google keeps a news feed to announce release notes for each update. Google Chrome updates itself when public updates are released. was thoroughly enjoying the speed of Google Chrome when I authored the first Since posing the question “ Which Internet browser is best for learning professionals? � last week, I have received great feedback and learned new information that bears sharing.

These questions never really registered on my radar until recently.   Then I encountered Google Chrome and became addicted to its speed.   To compound this dilemma, I followed up on a tip from Harold Jarche that pointed me to Stuart Henshall's blog about Flock , the social web browser. Opera , Safari , FireFox , Google Chrome , and Flock are all much faster than Internet Explorer , but they render pages less reliably.   (Safari is especially bad at rendering, in my experience.)   I realize that's a loaded question.   Perhaps the question should be, “ What is your favorite Internet browser?

But of all the many options for learning, which one do I choose : do I work with an expert, do I want to find it on Google or talk to my friends in the pub, or social network? Courtesy of lisa_funtime Free education?  I’m not referring to grants or scholarships. 

Continuing on from my first post on Google Wave: “What is Google Wave?” The Complete Guide to Google Wave Not Tags: eLearning Google Google Wave Technolog 8221; I’ve been finding and reading (and printing, sorry trees) a fair bit of information. I I

I highlighted 5 great resources to find out about Google Wave in a recent posting on my Pick of the Day blog, here are 3 more 7 things you should know about Google Wave , Educause, October 2009 Google Google Wave Use Cases: Education , ReadWriteWeb, 29 October 2009 7 Google Wave

Take a look through this list of interesting, quirky, and useful tips & tricks for Google Wave: “ The Ultimate Google Wave Guide for Students: 100 Tips, Tools, and Tricks ” Google Wave on iPhone : View the web dev preview of the iPhone application for Google Wave. Surf on over to the full list to find out how to get the best from Google Wave. Some little nuggets I especially liked are: Live collaborative editing : David Wang of the Wave team explains the collaborative editing feature.

The information you keep in Google apps like Gmail, GCal, Reader, and Voice non-obvious ways - to plug different Google apps together and share their data Get Google Docs in Your Calendar and Gmail Get Google Profile Feeds in Google Reader Voice doesn't have to live in jsut one place. Gina Tripani has a blog posting in Lifehacker today that describes 7 easy - but non-obvious

Lots of people have written about Google Wave, but I haven’t really had time to watch the full 80-minute demo . I’ve been using Google Docs to collaborate with SMEs for over two years now, and it’s great for a lot of things. Right now, sometimes it is a challenge to follow the threads of conversation in Google Docs. If you’re looking for a shorter version, this 10-minute video shows the highlights and some of the possibilities without requiring the full time commitment of the full preview. This has possibilities for a lot richer collaboration