Will Richardson…
Will Richardson, a key node in my learning network quit his job today : “…my brain, for better or worse, is more in the blog than in the building…One thing is clear: something important is happening....
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This post has been widely linked (as bloggers, we enjoy patting ourselves on the back): State of the Blogosphere: “The blogosphere is over 60 times bigger than it was only 3 years ago.”
View ArticleOther Milken Bloggers
I’ve pulled together a page of others who are blogging the Milken Institute Global Conference with SuperGlu. If I’ve missed you, send me an email.
View ArticleMilken Panel Presentation
I participated in a panel discussion this afternoon at the Milken Institute (Blogs, Wikis, MMORPGs, and YASNS: Shaking Up Traditional Education) – meeting and dialoguing with members of the panel was...
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Dave Snowden
Dave Snowden has started blogging at Cognitive Edge. If you’re not familiar with Dave, he has his roots in knowledge management (IBM), and has written extensively on complex systems. He has opinions –...
View ArticleRemote Access
I you don’t follow Clarence Fisher’s work in practical implementation of technology in the learning process, I strongly encourage you to do so: Remote Access. Over the last week, he has been posting...
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Where I blog…
The world really doesn’t need more George Siemens’ blogs (a good case could be made for the world not needing any )…but here is a list of where I spend my time writing and reflecting: Here...
View ArticleWhat Are the Best Education Blogs?
Washington post asks for help: What Are the Best Education Blogs? They may want to follow Edublog Nominations.
View ArticlePersonal vs. business dimensions of employee blogging
Not many people are more thoughtful and thorough in their exploration of blogging (and social software) than Lilia Efimova. She has provided an excellent overview of the blurred worlds of personal and...
View ArticleBlogs as reflective practice
Teemu has posted his slides from Online Educa on blogs as social practice: .ppt (.pdf version) and a recent document initiating the discussion. Love the statement of best practices=past practices…and...
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