I’ve been aggregating various links to articles or other sources about Artificial Intelligence (AI) as it relates to learning and instruction within this Padlet:
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Continuing the work of the New Media Consortium, Educause published the 2019 Horizon Report. Much like prior editions, this year’s report considers trends, significant challenges, and important developments in educational technology. Paralleling areas of focus in our work, the report discusses the trends, challenges, and developments associated with: Improving Digital Fluency Increasing Demand for Digital…
I gave [StumbleUpon|http://www.stumbleupon.com/] a try today. It is a tagging and social bookmarking brower based tool with a fun little Firefox toolbar. It looks to be a really easy way to save and tag your favorite pages. You can also “stumble” to pages on the same topics that have been tagged by others in the…
Using the "chart" functionality on Technorati, I tracked blog posts mentioning Net Neutrality (see below). Looks like it lost tremendous steam in the blogosphere after an early June '06 peak. Is that due to fading interest or lack of new activity in Congress? Posts that contain Net Neutrality per day for the last 30 days:…
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!
Here are a couple of thoughtful posts related to instructional design: Amy Lomellini shared with us her experiment to try tools that offer an accessible webinar and recording. If you’re on LinkedIn, she’d like to hear your suggestions to streamline the process. Nice job, but it shouldn’t be this hard! Enilda Romero-Hall shared with us the…