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"Video is having a huge impact on education for both younger and older students, and that impact can be felt academically, socially, and financially. This panel from Streaming Media East explores them all."

"Tweeting students were found to have a GPA (grade point average) half a point higher than other students."

Ahh so this is the future of RSS readers, but I hate paper.li Agree that Scoop.it is one to watch.

A critique of the 70-20-10 workplace learning model, suggesting that the formal part can strongly influence the ability to learn in the informal part.

"What are the predictors of adult students' success in online learning environments?"

Interesting post on invention and why Edison was fundamentally different from Jobs. Will annoy the fanboys!

For the second consecutive year, the eLearning Guild survey, which measures use of over 100 professionally-developed LMS products and excludes in-house created sys­tems, shows that Moodle™ is ranked as the #1 LMS product among eLearning Guild members with over 24% of respondents selecting it as their primary LMS.

For the second consecutive year, the eLearning Guild survey, which measures use of over 100 professionally-developed LMS products and excludes in-house created sys­tems, shows that Moodle™ is ranked as the #1 LMS product among eLearning Guild members with over 24% of respondents selecting it as their primary LMS.

The cost of higher education and why cheap shots in facebook sendalongs should get you angry. A compelling post.

Now that Google+ with Google apps has been released it's time to think about the possibilities... some good starting points here.

Quite a good overview of elements required for building an online community by Kevin Wilcoxon. Uses the Anderson, Garrison and Archer model as its core theory.

Heterogeneous teams achieve more and have a higher potential for innovation.