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Sheryl A. McCoy

DailyConnections » TechTAlk - 0 views

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    example of how and what one district provides for their teachers in a newsletter style
Sheryl A. McCoy

Read It Later Comes To Google Reader - ReadWriteWeb - 0 views

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    works in both Firefox and IE, you can now get through your RSS feeds faster by checking off the items you want to read later in more detail. You can then access those saved items from any web browser, whether it's Firefox at home, IE at work, or even your iPhone.
Elizabeth Koh

Trends - March - ASTD - 0 views

  • The point of social media is to turn learning into a more participatory activity
  • In a corporation, micro-blogging can be a way to augment behavior modeling
  • companies use Twitter to foster communication among employees and customers.
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  • Sarah Milstein predicts that micro-messaging will be as common as email in a few years and may replace email for certain kinds of information, such as client and customer relations.
  • micro-blogging is taking off because it fits how people work and think. But, cautions Lentz, “Think before you tweet. Each tweet is a webpage. It can be Googled. It’s forever.”
Sheryl A. McCoy

Web 2.0 is just a popularity contest - broadstuff - 0 views

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    Jaron Lanier, the Original Virtual Realist (respect!) writing on the TED conference, makes an interesting point about how technology is shifting as it becomes more established:
Sheryl A. McCoy

Rating Systems and Personal Rules // NoahBrier.com - 0 views

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    Rating systems are something I find myself discussing fairly frequently. Partly because the idea shows up in a lot of projects and partly because I usually end up relating it to the rules people set for themselves within different social networks. shared on Plurk
Sheryl A. McCoy

Userfly: Get Usability Insights with One Line of Code - ReadWriteWeb - 0 views

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    testing against human factors, creating use cases, and observing focus groups can prove to be a costly endeavor for even the largest of companies. Now, there's a cost-effective means of seeing how usable your pages are: Userfly, a simple way to test your site's usability for free - with one line of code.
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