Experiencing eLearning
MARCH 31, 2008
I just realized that Diigo lets me see everyone who has bookmarked my site and what they saved. Diigo doesn’t require any prep work on my part though, which makes it much more likely that I’m going to actually use the information. Here endeth today’s commercial for Diigo. Free Subscription.
Experiencing eLearning
MAY 1, 2011
A full 85% said the voice only needs to sound good enough to get the point across without having to strain to understand it. A surprising 9% said the narration could be computer-generated as long as it didn’t sound too robot-like. Posted from Diigo. Only 12% said they prefer professional voice talent.
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Experiencing eLearning
MAY 28, 2019
expert… Step 3: Analyse it …Willingham suggests that if something sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. We would like to ‘flip’ that as well and say overall (which goes back to the ‘strip it’): If a claim sounds very strong, too generic, too dramatic, then it probably needs more nuance! Posted from Diigo.
Experiencing eLearning
MAY 17, 2008
You sound like a press release. Blogs that sound like press releases don’t just discourage me from commenting, they discourage me from even subscribing. You sound like an infomercial. In my normal posts, no, I don’t think I sound like an infomercial. You sound like a know-it-all.
Mark Oehlert
MARCH 29, 2011
Sounds useful. . What if we could hook that tool to your Diigo RSS feed so we teach the Machine as we use it? Did you know that when you use it, when you upload a PPT presentation to Slide Rocket it strips all the images out and adds them to an Asset Library? Did I mention its automatic? From the exfm page : .
Learning Visions
DECEMBER 4, 2007
Which I think sounds like a good thing. and diigo for example. Imagine if Martin Luther or John Adams had used diigo. The article is mostly about Google Book Search, the massive project to "build a comprehensive index of all the books in the world." I think of del.icio.us
Learning Rebels
DECEMBER 18, 2014
Lots of debunking to do for leadership (HR and otherwise) who are reading sound bites instead of valid research. Lots of book marking of favorites, feedly, Diigo, tumblr, “recipe” creation for IFTTT. Myers-Briggs. Learning Styles, the myth of studying, the myth of taking notes.What’s a person to do?
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