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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | JANE HART'S PICK OF THE DAY DECEMBER 30, 2008  My predictions for Top Tools in 2009 Screen Toaster lets you record your screen in one click and then embed your videos on your blog or web page - Screen Toaster 8 Seesmic. Seesmic provides anyone with an innovative way to communicate and connect online through video conversation. I have been recently asked which tools I think will make it onto next year's Top 100 Tools list. 1 Cooliris. 3 Evernote. 9 SlideRocket. | TAYLORING IT MAY 19, 2011 Never assume…. that the idea you have had (that you think is ‘obvious’) is obvious to everybody! 18/05/2011 15:46 via Seesmic Web Reply Retweet Favorite @CraigTaylor74 Craig Taylor. This was a lesson that was reinforced yesterday, during an exchange of tweets, allow me to explain. Over the next few years my Organisations is planning to relocate its ‘Training Centre’ (don’t blame me for the name) to a new building. had a few ideas that I thought might be of benefit during the initial planning/design stages. Lose the ICT suite. This only serves to isolate technology from current learning activities as opposed to embedding it within them. CraigTaylor74 revolutionary. | | | | | |
| JANE HART'S PICK OF THE DAY DECEMBER 31, 2009  My predictions for Top Tools in 2010 They were: CoolIris, DimDim, Evernote, Friendfeed, Posterous, Qik ScreenToaster, Seesmic, Sliderocket and WiZiQ. . At the end of 2008 I produced a list of tools I thought would make it onto the 2009 Top 100 Tools list. got 5/10! . Evernote ranked 27 DimDim ranked 43= Posterous ranked 55= ScreenToaster ranked 71= FriendFeed ranked 86=. Microsoft's search engine, Bing . | SPARK YOUR INTEREST AUGUST 10, 2010 Coming late to the Twitter party have also continued to use the web interface, as I’m not sure which alternative would be better – TweetDeck , Seesmic or HootSuite seem to be the top choices, but I haven’t really invested the time to compare (anyone got a good place to see side-by-side features?). . It’s been a few months since I joined the Twitter party – a little late (fashionably late?) and 221 tweets later, I thought I’d make another blog post about my experience. I have I have felt dumb , looked stupid , and now maybe sound like an idiot as well. You can be the judge… . | JANE HART'S PICK OF THE DAY JUNE 20, 2009 How are my tool predictions doing? However, I read yesterday in TechCrunch that Screentoaster is being acquired by Veodia which, as TechCrunch points out, "is a remarkable feat, considering the fact that the startup only launched its service in private beta about 8 months ago" That just leaves Cooliris (which has won a number of awards), Qik and Seesmic. At the end of December 2008 I made some predictions about tools that I thought might do well. So how are they faring 6 months on? Dimdim is at #39=. Friendfeed is at #81= and . Posterous and WizIQ at #84=. More information here. | SPARK YOUR INTEREST MARCH 20, 2010 Trying to make sense of Twitter Seesmic - these guys actually show you what it looks like – lots of columns and ways of connecting together all that stuff. I haven’t been the biggest promoter of Twitter. I can see it has potential, but I’m finding it hard to get on the bandwagon, or even the caboose of the bandwagon. When I look at who I’m following, sometimes I wonder how they possibly squeeze it in to their day. Maybe they have some solution that I don’t. I want to be sure that I am suggesting or dismissing something after giving it a real honest try, not just a dabble. . | | | | | | | |
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THE ELEARNING COACH | MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2010  Making Sense Of The iPad For Online Learning
Users of social iPhone apps, like Facebook Mobile, LinkedIn, TweetDeck and Seesmic, will have an easy time integrating the iPad into their social media universe. The noise about the release of Apple’s iPad has been a bit overwhelming. Were you too busy to read the reviews, analysis and opinions? No problem. summarized the gist of it in a quick handy dandy rating system focusing on the iPad’s future for online learning. As Apple says, the iPad is slightly smaller than a magazine. Its 9.7 inch diagonal screen bodes well for mobile learning. It’s only 0.5 inches thick. MORE >> -
LEARNING AND TECHNOLOGY | MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2009  RSS Reader Market in Disarray, Continues to Decline
After twitter launched its lists feature ,I am slowing moving to seesmic on web , 3 tabs which are always open in my browser are gmail,google reader and seesmic. RSS Reader Market in Disarray, Continues to Decline Written by Richard MacManus / December 20, 2009 8:04 PM / 74 Comments « Prior Post One of the interesting trends of 2009 has been the gradual decline of RSS Readers as a way for people to keep up with news and niche topics. Many of us still use them, but less than we used to. for one still maintain a Google Reader account, however I don't check it on a daily basis. MORE >> -
GEORGE SIEMENS | THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2008 Need help.
As a small research project , I’d like to ask people to answer the following questions (on their blog, in YouTube, Seesmic, or wherever - please post a link in the comments section below): Does education need to change? I often hear educators talking about “education needs to change&# (I do it too). This is the case for the K-12, higher education, and corporate training/education markets. . Why or why not? If it should change, what should it become? How should education (k-12, higher, or corporate) look like in the future MORE >> -
 PR 2.0: Introducing The Conversation Prism
New Era Of Public Relations - May 20, 2008 Webinar Hosted by GlobalLogic Communitelligence, Executing Social Media - Los Angeles, May 21 2008 Workshop: From Seesmic to Digg: An Executive Survey of Social Media Tools & Resources Startup Camp - San Francisco, May 4, 2008 Topic: Harnessing Social Networks For Success New Media & Video 2.0: Over the last month, I worked with Jesse Thomas of JESS3 , to create a new graphic that helps chart online conversations between the people that populate communities as well as the networks that connect the Social Web. Indeed. media+2.0 Two questions: 1. MORE >> -
LEARNING AND TECHNOLOGY | MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 2009  RSS Reader Market in Disarray, Continues to Decline
After twitter launched its lists feature ,I am slowing moving to seesmic on web , 3 tabs which are always open in my browser are gmail,google reader and seesmic. RSS Reader Market in Disarray, Continues to Decline Written by Richard MacManus / December 20, 2009 8:04 PM / 74 Comments « Prior Post One of the interesting trends of 2009 has been the gradual decline of RSS Readers as a way for people to keep up with news and niche topics. Many of us still use them, but less than we used to. for one still maintain a Google Reader account, however I don't check it on a daily basis. MORE >>
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