Monthly Archives: May 2008
Free Web 2.0 Learning Resources
The link in this post is for anyone, but especially for my wonderful nephew Chris. He’s an awesome elementary school teacher, and I’ll probably brag about him in future posts! http://zaidlearn.blogspot.com/2008/04/free-learning-tool-for-every-learning.html Zaid Ali Algasoff put together a long and very … Continue reading
Engage’s Circle Diagram
Warning: Some Silliness Ahead In the corporate world, the e-learning courses I’ve worked on fall mainly under two categories: Human Resources and Compliance/Required. After awhile, I need to stretch my fingers on the keyboard and have some fun! While test … Continue reading
A Heartbroken Pause…
…to extend my sympathies to the residents of both Myanmar (Burma) and the Sichuan Province of China. No words of mine can comfort and help. I simply ask anyone who reads this post to extend your thoughts and prayers to … Continue reading
XML Ambivalence?
Technical communicators and instructional systems designers for e-learning courses find themselves working with XML at some point in their careers. Yet, a degree of ambivalence seems to waft through many conversations these professional have with each other. An emotion-packed ambivalence. … Continue reading
Social Identity & Reputation | Video of the Month 200805
The lovely month of May 2008, initiates The Video of the Month for this blog. The video below is by VendAsta and NoMoreDoorKnocking (view their blog) up in Canada. It reminds us all to create trustworthy social networking Profiles when … Continue reading
