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Thursday, September 01, 2005 |
Xplana Favorites. p>Here is a recap of our favorite posts from the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.
- From Paul Chenoweth : Post on the digital natives and the digital immigrants.
- From Lanny Arvan : Post on talking heads.
- From Robin Good : Post on Web 2.0 and what it is.
- From Will Richardson : Post on blogs and wikis and how students should/might use them.
- From Steven Cohen : Post on when lectures are not enough.
- From Alan Levine: Post on using tablet PC for education.
- From Lilia Efimova: Post on having RSS with tags instead of folders.
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3:07:15 PM 
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Xplana Favorites.
Here is a recap of our favorite posts from the edublogging community from the past 48 hours.
- From Alan Levine : Post of five recommended sites for BlogDay.
- From Paul Chenoweth : Post on new developments in the laptop initiative in Maine.
- From George Siemens : Post on his experience at a Duke University roundtable discussion on the future of education.
- From Will Richardson : Post on blogs and wikis and how students should/might use them.
- From Michael Feldstein : Post on LMOS integration and specialization.
- From Stephen Downes: Post on WebCT embracing the e-Portfolio initiative.
- From JeremyHiebert : Post on Scott Wilson's progress with his social software application.
- From Will Richardson: Post on the long-tail problem in K-12.
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3:07:01 PM
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Gloria Gery.
Gloria Gery (of electronic perfromance support fame), provides comments and insight into learning needs today. Gloria Gery: "In her early days at Aetna, Gloria saw workers struggling with arcane, data-centric mainframe systems. The default solution to their frustration was training and documentation. Training Band-Aids designed to camouflage poor interface design. Ironically, the training often cost a lot more than designing the application for performance in the first place." [elearnspace]
3:06:04 PM
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© Copyright 2005 Bill Brandon.
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