My list for Jane Hart’s Mega-list for 2009 – you could submit your top 10…it’s not too late! (Nov. 15 deadline)
These are roughly in order…
Firefox – with adblocker for sure. The thing that runs everything else. So many great add-ons and plug-ins available to make it YOUR browser.
iGoogle – the closest thing I have to [...]
Oh boy! I’m on The Google Wave! Captain’s Log, Stardate -313154.79848427186
Day 1 – Yesterday: Got invite (thanks Brent Lee!). Stoked! Start playing. Huh. Okaaaay, it looks like the video….but…there’s nothing really going on. Not wave’s fault: I need friends. I’m like a kid who FINALLY got Rock Band that I wanted SO BADLY for [...]
Jane Hart’s Top 10 Tools of Learning Professionals for 2009 is out – woot!
Here’s my top 10 (more or less on order):
Firefox (with AdBlock Plus + delicious add ons at least).
iGoogle – with tabs + blocks, incl. Gmail, Google Docs, Google alerts, Google Reader, Twitter feed, CBC & BBC news, weather,
Twitter – how [...]
I work at a distance. I work with people I know and have worked with f2f. We meet weekly or more, and we use the following:
elluminate – web conferencing tool that is ugly, but works
sometimes DimDim (ugh) – frustrating web conferencing tool
teleconferences, i.e., phone
Sometimes, in addition we use things like:
wikis – PBWorks
Etherpad – for real [...]
I recently attended a session called, “Net Gen? Not so much” at the CeLC 2009 conference in Vancouver. This “Net Gen” issue is coming up a lot in my day to day work. It’s a classic extreme-position thing that gives people a lot to discuss and disagree about, and eventually land in a more informed [...]
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