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This program allows you to create courses that send a multiple choice question at spaced intervals to your learners. There is a place for feedback and comments from the learners for each questions. Questions that are answered wrong get resent to the student at certain intervals to help with the learning. FABULOUS for training review after a class, or for prework prior to a class. You determine how many questions, how often to repeat, etc.

Hi Group, I found this fantastic mind map on the web, it is very useful and encompasses almost everything Learning 2.0 means.....I would advise you don't look at it on company time....you will be here for hours! :) Happy Findings, Ted

A Webquest designed for trainers to learn how to use Social Media. Created for the 6/4/2010 ASTD workshop.

Great source for free pictures for eLearning. Theoretically, you should send a message to the photographer for permission to use, but you are covered under creative commons licensing for educational purposes if your material is not being sold.

User stats for blogs, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube

Links about Twitter use for teachers. Good collection.

Good examples of what should be included in a blog. Video and text.

From @GinaSchreck Great ideas for using new technology. Some great statistics and a very funny Blackberry video

Great way to do new hire onboarding!

Resources on the Kirkpatrick model of evaluation. Need to register for the site to access, but includes diagrams, white papers and articles.

Great History newsreels. You can download for $1.97

Might be able to illustrate some classic points with footage from here.

Searchable collection of videos that can be pulled into training to support ideas. People can make their own page of favorites, or group ideas together for a collection of videos for people to watch. People can also upload their own videos to use as a hosting site to conserve bandwith in training courses

Website created in 2006 with a tour of Learning 2.0 objects. 23 things to be explored to try out new technologies. The original participants were given incentives for completion. Still usable, even if it is a little older.

Great overview of the functionality of Facebook. Another from @GinaSchreck

If you are only dabbling in Facebook, take a look at where you can go here. Consider broadening your reach with a page for training.

Malcolm Gladwell makes great points about the connections in social media vs the real world.

Place to share PowerPoint and search for presentations and information done by others

Great diagram explaining methods of learning in the enterprise. Shows all of the options

There is a wonderful diagram that shows hos many options there are for learning.

Microblogging. 140 character posts of information, links. Can be tagged for easy searching.

Jean, can you post the handout on 'how to set up your account' you had at the ASTD meeting today ? I missed a copy. Thanks.

Peter - Happy to email it to you. We can't post items up to Diigo. Email me: jmarrapodi@applestar.org