Thursday, December 18, 2003

Workflow Learning. Quote: "Workflow learning is characterized by:  A deep integration with enterprise applications assembled from Web Services into composite applications.  Task and work support fused into the aggregated business processes that make up the real-time workflow.  Contextual collaboration with people and systems. Design and modification achieved by modeling and simulation. Short, granular bursts of learning and workflow task support embedded at specific “nodes” of a business task. Bottom-up dynamic generation of on-the-fly tasks as work evolves.  Continuous performance improvement and performance measurement. Workflow Learning Resource Arrays aggregated “around” workers based on job roles." Comment: Sounds a little like EPSS to me. [Serious Instructional Technology] comment [] 8:40:06 PM     An article about news aggregators from a lawyer's perspective. [Scripting News] comment [] 8:38:35 PM     Apreso - PowerPoint lectures to web. Like Impatica, Tegrity, etc., but a nice price.  comment [] 8:32:05 PM     Apreso - PowerPoint lectures to web. Like Impatica, Tegrity, etc., but a nice price.  Shame about the platform and browser requirements. Yes, yes, I know it is a little depressing, but it's how you use the tool, right? [Serious Instructional Technology] comment [] 8:29:57 PM     Search By Number. Gary Price points out that in their quest to become the command line of the Internet, Google has added several new features: you can now enter UPS (1Z1234567891234567) and FedEx (fedex 999999999999), patent (patent 5123123), airplane (n199ua), and FCC equipment (fcc B4Z-34009-PIR) ID/tracking numbers. Fun stuff.... [Google Weblog] comment [] 8:04:51 PM

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