PNLA_Presentation

Great graphic timeline 1971 - present

What struck me was ...."is an Unbook, in the sense that it is a "work in progress" in this fast moving area. Consequently, a supporting online site will help keep purchasers up to date with new articles, new resources and new thinking , as well as provide a place to ask questions and discuss topics with other readers."

This absolutely fascinates me: using "alternative" media to get information out there. When you are talking content, new content and up to date information this is the edge, to me.

From Dabbleboard. Beta version of online conferencing with chat, video, desktop sharing. Sounds similar to Vyew

Archives of the California State Library training site

An online training taking place this Friday 2/4/2011. Free.

These look like sites gear to teachers in classroom settings

I love this story about chaos, change and the containment of one's anxiety in the midst of overwhelming chaos.

"Resentment, bitterness, and holding a grudge prevent us from seeing and hearing and tasting and delighting." All of these, and fear.

Bersin often offers free webinars and research summaries on issues related to training, elearning, HR, and org dev

Blanchard has excellent research, articles, tools, assessments and training on leadership, trust, org development

A great resource for effectively using generational differences

Some great graphs/visuals - for the numbers people

Numbers for boomers and the silent gen are much higher than I would have guessed

Review article. Much of this is formal education orientated but important tool for public librarians esp to know about. Section on collaborative learning tools

How could libraries develop a catalog of short courses - not ones they develop and present, but something they sponsor and create user-developed content?

Fascinating discussion on possibilities for fb

A little perspective piece. And more numbers

good visuals and for the numbers people