most e-learning professionals aren’t engaging with the Web 2.0 tools and services out there let alone learning professionals.
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Jez Cope
It's not dead… yet… « e-Learning Stuff - 0 views
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Most learning professionals aren’t engaging with the web tools and services, so will learners?
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James Clay's take on the death (or otherwise) of the VLE
Browsershots - 0 views
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Allows you to see what a given website looks like on most browsers.
Official Google Blog: Went Walkabout. Brought back Google Wave. - 0 views
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The protocol is designed for open federation, such that anyone's Wave services can interoperate with each other and with the Google Wave service. To encourage adoption of the protocol, we intend to open source the code behind Google Wave.
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For me this will be the key to Wave's success or failure. If other providers do start up it will avoid vendor lock-in and potentially lead to much higher adoption. Companies (and individuals) which wouldn't consider outsourcing their communication to Google for all sorts of reasons would be much more likely to get on board if they can have the same functionality and global interoperability while still retaining control of their data.
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Google Wave has the potential to turn the web on it's head. Amongst other things, it could spell the final death-knell for VLEs, or be their rebirth.
Why Technology? Because... by Ben Grey - 0 views
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If I was asked, "Why should we continue to use and pursue technology?" I'd start by saying we shouldn't. At least, we shouldn't pursue technology. Above all else, we should pursue learning.
E-Learning Curve Blog: The Challenge of Training the PlayStation Generation - 0 views
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Jez Cope
Research Data Manager at University of Sheffield