Animal House Style Managing Many RSS Feeds The Myth of Keeping Up Personal Learning for Learning Professionals - Using Web 2.0 2006" and "Trying Out - Nov. 2006". 2006". Other suggestions There's an old adage among small business CEOs that you never hear - "I fired that person too early." That's it. MORE >>

At training and/or eLearning conferences where this question was asked of the attendees, the common kinds of responses are: How do I get more interactivity into my courseware? One conference organizer told me that eLearning session descriptions with "interactivity" in the title would draw larger audiences. We lack the right questions. MORE >>

If you are planning to attend DevLearn in October, and really even if you aren't but want to figure out what questions you really have , I would highly encourage you to TAKE ACTION by thinking through the questions you have about eLearning and CONTRIBUTING YOUR QUESTIONS AT THE END OF THIS POST. You ask each other the natural questions. MORE >>

Now, before I get into trouble here - I would NOT say that I personally see much of a "female perspective" from Kathy or Nancy - they just say lots of really smart things and they aren't male. Success for blogs seems more based on ability to establish readership -a cult of personality. A Blog often covers a wide range of topics. Sorry. MORE >>

However, all of this assumes that I'm in the Top-Down, Intentional mode (see eLearning 2.0: Keywords: eLearning TrendsI've recently updated my mental model of how I go about Learning Design, so I thought I'd share. These days is that we have such a big mix of different delivery models, tools, etc. MORE >>