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This Slideshare from ALIS on Strategic Foresight and Scenario-based Planning has a good graphic on slide 10 of single, double, and triple-loop learning.

Beth Kanter's wonderful SlideShare on how to be an effective nonprofit leader.

Richard Byrne's take on best web tools on Slideshare--has ID VoicePipe, Tag my Doc, etc.

Unbelievable assessments of how internet and web are changing our behaviors for sharing, collaborating, and making us connect with each other

Slideshare presentation by NicoleElmore on social media--interesting stats on social media usage

Excellent post by Olivia Mitchell, 2.3.09, offering tips and links to other excellent presentations on presentations.

Excellent series of very short (1.5 minutes or less) how-to videos on using PowerPoint presentations by Dave Yewman, published in July 2008 but still relevant today.

Great resources in SlideShare on The Future of Education assembled by Lorraine K. Lee, September 19, 2014, before the Online Learning Conference. MOOCs, and Downes figure prominently.

Great slideshare presentation on creating a connected org, with simple visual comparisons of 20th century to 21st century mindset and skills.

Very good slideshare on maximizing LinkedIn to serve as online resume by Emily Miethner

very nice 9 slide program on PBL from ISTE at Slideshare

A series of slideshares that explores issues in leadership on both a national and international stage. According to the report, most leadership development programs are stagnant, and leadership development both on the organizational and academic levels are not keeping up with needs to develop competent, confident, and committed workers.

Interesting approach to conveying information that we should think about for our work. Great use of Slideshare to disseminate report findings.

Online template for developing a personal learning plan. Although k-12 focused, it is a good template for creating a PLP

This Slideshare provides useful information for researching and improving one's online presence.

This is a chapter from a book written by the Ed Techie guy Martin Weller. What is interesting is how he detailed the new methods he used to write his most recent book. Many of the sources and practices that he engaged in for writing the second book did not even exist six years before when he finished writing his first book. These new aids include ready e-journal access, Delicious/social bookmarking, blogs, Youtube, Wikipedia, Slideshare, Scribd, Cloudwords and other sites, his own blog, social network especially twitter, Google alerts, etc. I am not sure how this relates to MOOCs and open landscape learning except he has so much more to manage, and gain from, in having a well developed dashboard of tools for seeking, sensing, and sharing.

Slide share program presented by Steve Wheeler at St. James School, Exeter, England, July 14, 2012 as part of the Vital Meet Workshop. Excellent review of where the web started, evolved to, and could be going for learning.

This is ladonna coy's website. Note her offer of the social media path ebook AFTER you register. The Slideshare that she uploaded for memorable presentations brought me here; her presentation had very good points. I like her "Free Range Learning and Development in a Networked, New Media World" tagline. Think we should ask her to consider writing a blog for WLS.

Slide 22 on Edutopia Experiment Workshop very interesting for planning and learning from experiments--What; Audience; Hypothesis; Data to prove or disprove; What are the steps to implement, collect data, analyze data, and reflect on it by ??? What did you learn? What will change to be more effective or efficient in your work? What is the design of your next experiment?

Shows examples of an infograph resume, a video resume, a resume on SlideShare (very nice), and interesting examples of video resumes and taking advantage of LinkedIn (could not get the link to show anything interesting)

great questions to provoke deeper and unusual idea generation, Frank Calberg,