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Thursday, June 17, 2004

Selecting LMSs Oliver posts a cracker over at doagb entitled Platform vs. Strategy in E-Learning. It's especially interesting (from my perspective) are his thoughts on LMS (uck) technical requirements and selection especially: "...I can't remember a case where this discussion was going beyond the question of this or that application and this or that tool. And in this sense "platform discussions" I witnessed actually have never been real platform discussions..." [details of a global brain] 10:16:18 AM    comments   trackback

What's Wrong With Winer? / Pointless Battles I wish people would just get a hold of themselves on the Winer / weblogs.com thing... I mean all this ranting is just a waste of energy... it was a free service - it ended - stop complaining and using this as a bashing opportunity. It also pisses me off when people write about Winer and, so-bloody-often, put in this 'but if you know what he's like' type comment. Why do people think he's so bad? I've been in this sphere for 'bout a year and a half now... reading widely... and I just don't get it... Pershunally I agree with a lot of what he says today. I wish people would expend their energy on more worthy issues! 10:03:47 AM    comments   trackback

The critical nature of listservs Will reminds me how important it is to have a good disseminative listserv and have people signed up to it. (good luck with the ideas too!) It's all well and good having RSS, readers, collaborative aggregators, xml renderers, IM, SMS and everything else you can get out the bag but the simple fact is people do have and do use email, increasingly so, and with increasingly the same address... if you want to hook 'em and then keep 'em informed and get 'em involved in whatever latest scheme you've got going... get them on a listserv. Do it. Now. (and it's probably worth remembering that odds are people will pay more attention to the 'odd' important listserv posting then they probably would to the daily ramblings you might find, say, here) 9:38:07 AM    comments   trackback

Nothing to do with the great civil rights leader, James Farmer, but here are some links that are:

Greensboro sit-ins
Reflections
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