From the Twitter files this past week: via @c4lpt - 10 Strategies for Integrating Learning and Work (part 3) via @1ernesto1 - Cheater or Collaborator? via @johnsgunn - Canadians have no legitimate expectation of privacy when they use the Internet via @kdwashburn -  Florida school boosts achievement by jettisoning textbooks ROI: Productivity in a Networked Era: Not Your Fathers ROI  CLO article Flexibility has it’s own Return on Investment ...Tags: Communities Informal Learning.

Spies, Twitter and gardening: social media meets learning - Donald H Taylor in Corporate Training If the US intelligence services - notorious for keeping a tight grip on information - have been convinced that sharing information more widely is a good idea, why is that, and what does it have to do with learning? The answer is that sharing information is one of the ways in which we learn naturally, possible the most natural way of learning we have.

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