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Under the radar: great technologies you could be using

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

Smart Search, e.g. Informal Learning Flow. Activity streams, e.g. Jay’s FriendFeed. FriendFeed. Jay’s learning ecosystem. Getting good at what you do. Figuring out how to do a good job. Preparing for an uncertain future. Aggregation. Tony Karrer. Jay’s Tumblr.

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Egoboo integration

Jay Cross

Reporters, researchers, and podcasters interview me about informal learning and its application in business every week. (I’m Tracking where you’re mentioned is tougher now that conversation on the web takes place on Twitter, Facebook, FriendFeed, and numerous other flows. Elearning Learning. SocialMention.

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Reflecting on the first half of 2009

Jay Cross

Friendfeed /jaycross. Informal Learning. Companies should embrace network-supported informal learning because it works better, not because it reduces labor costs. People learn more efficiently at the time of need, in the context of work, from people in the know and through virtual conversation. Management.

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Informal Learning Flow

Jay Cross's Informal Learning

In the realm of informal learning, I learn from David Weinberger, George Siemens, Nancy White, Ross Dawson, Mark Oehlert, Marcia Conner, and dozens of others. I follow people on blogs, Twitter and Friendfeed. When someone asked where to get up to speed on informal learning, I haven’t had an ideal place to send them.

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Hot List - April 1, 2009 to April 11, 2009

Tony Karrer

In my previous post on this topic, I outlined five change factors: The E-learning Curve blog shares thought-provoking commentary and practical knowledge for e-learning professionals. Working With Online Learning Communities - Blogger in Middle-earth , April 1, 2009 This article was first published on Futurelab in January 2008.

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Streams, not blogs?

Jay Cross

While I write a couple of public-facing blogs, Internet Time and the Informal Learning Blog , I spend more time participating in group discussions, writing comments, making online presentations, adding descriptions on sites like Flickr, posting to my wiki , and so forth. Like classrooms in training, blogs will always be around.

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Re-orientation

Jay Cross

My home page links to my public-facing material: blogs, videos, Flickr, SlideShare, popular articles, several communities, free chapters from Informal Learning, and so on. When I’m looking for something beyond what Google or Wikipedia will find for me, I turn to my research page.

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