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I can’t believe it!

I can’t believe it!

Tinymap.net is an awesome mapping tool. Based on Google Maps, you search to pinpoint a location, annotate it, add waypoints / points of interest, save it to its own URL, share it, and add optional password protection … and best of all … it works!
I just spent a few minutes checking in on the LinkedIn web site – sort of a facebook for the working world. I had signed up as a member several months back, but didn't really "get it". Then, I saw the company featured this month in both Business 2.0 and T + D magazines, so…
Yesterday, after I highlighted Martin Weller’s excellent post on supporting distance/online students, Martin sent me a link to his recent paper titled, “Mapping the Open Education Landscape: Citation Network Analysis of Historical Open and Distance Education Research”. Thanks! On that disconnect between online learning & distance Ed research have you read our paper that explores…
What will the future of education look like? What impact will the open education movement have? How will we get there from here? To answer these questions, I decided to circle back to a presentation Dr. Anne Leftwich and I delivered at the 2007 Open Education Conference. We didn’t have much time for audience reaction…
Aggregating and sharing content is a wonderful benefit of the web2.0 (whatever that means) era. However, the feed aggregation and sharing protocols used by the Human Capital Institute appear to cross a not so fine line between sharing and stealing. As Harold Jarche writes in his blog today, the Human Capital Institute includes his blog…
Tinymap.net is an awesome mapping tool. Based on Google Maps, you search to pinpoint a location, annotate it, add waypoints / points of interest, save it to its own URL, share it, and add optional password protection … and best of all … it works!