Online learning and Web 2.0
The EdTech Posse has posted a podcast of a session they had Talking with Stephen Downes about online learning and Web 2.0. Among the snippets...
E-Learning: Channels, piracy, and outrage
Clark Aldrich at The Learning Circuits Blog writes about how we might know when “formal e-learning hits the big time”. He suggests three signs to...
Shared limitations of games and classrooms
Clark Aldrich at The Learning Circuits Blog comments that Computer Games and Classrooms already share one limiting feature, namely that they are both self-referential. People,...
The Portal is the Platform
Michael Feldstein at e-Literate has produced a series of posts on the concept of a Learning Management Operating System. The core of his argument is...
Is Multiple-Column Online Text Better? It Depends on how you read the research!
From the Oops, my slip is showing department: Albert Ip over at Random Walk in E-Learning is not allowing comments and does not seem to...
Podcast Theory Gap
E-Learning Queen writes about the Podcast Theory Gap: Online learners seem to prefer using audio and web-based information in ways that counter what researchers recommend....
That literature review really is important
While I was looking for something else this evening I came across this article: Boote, D. N., & Beile, P. (2005). Scholars before researchers: On...
Networked Learning Environment
Blackboard has published a white paper on the Networked Learning Environment. The publication date is shown as October 2004 but I don’t recall seeing it...
Mobile Technologies and Learning – Literature Review
NESTA Futurelab has produced what seems to be a very useful review relevant to mLearning: Literature Review in Mobile Technologies and Learning The review covers...