As I wrote about on a prior post, Writely.com is a great browser based collaboration tool. Late last week, it was gobbled up by Google.
IDT873 Maddrell Cognitive TA Abstract 3 – Upload a Document to Scribd Read this document on Scribd: IDT873 Maddrell Cognitive TA Abstract 3 IDT 873 Abstract: Cognitive Task Analysis Jennifer Maddrell Schaafstal, A., Schraagen, J. M., & van Berlo, M. (2000). Cognitive task analysis and innovation of training: The case of the structured troubleshooting. Human…
In this podcast, I contrast the experience of "learning" within a lecture based (tell me) setting to a guided (let me try) exploration. I argue that a well designed and facilitated guided exploration sets in motion the ultimate cycle of learning, creating and sharing. Links referenced in this podcast include: Trendwatching.com Trendwatching September 2006 Briefing…
A question was posted in the Designers for Learning Facebook group about favorite “free” stock photos. As always, “free” is not always openly licensed, so read the licensing provisions before you use them in your work. Here are many of the responses: search.creativecommons.org Noun Project (icons and photos) Photopin Pixabay Unsplash Pexels Freepik Gratisography New…
In case you were under a rock today … Apple introduced Safari for Windows. Do I need to try a new browser? Nope. Did I? Yep. Thoughts? Eh. Hard to image switching from Firefox, but I'll keep playing with it. I *heart* FF. [Update: oops! some bugs in the apple!] Technorati Tags: safari, browser
Does Internet based content find you or do you find it? There seems to be two types of Internet users: 1) searchers and 2) surfers. Searchers seek information. Surfers seek inspiration. While a searcher can sometimes be a surfer and vice versa, searchers say, “Need it? Google it”, and surfers say, “I Stumbled on it”…
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Man oh man, I guess that’s our fault, too, huh?
What a beaut!!