In 2007 I started blogging with the intention of learning and trying to determine if blogging and other online tools could be useful for my organization. Blogging and connecting led to Google Analytics, Delicious, Flickr, Slideshare, Twitter, and now Google Plus. To learn, we must do. did not ask my organization, I just did it. MORE >>

tools are a form of social networking, but for this module we’re going to focus on “ego-centric&# social networks, those that are focused on individuals, as opposed to networks that build up around objects, such as Delicious, Flickr, Slideshare, etc. As a learning professional, you will want to think of Ning in two ways. MORE >>

Jane Hart is asking for submissions to her annual Top 100 Tools for Learning. Here are my top 10 choices, with a few changes over the past year: 10: Google Plus : I am still learning how to use this platform which gives you great control over filtering how much information you get. Stay tuned for Jane’s analysis this year. MORE >>

Aggregage , the platform that powers eLearning Learning has added a powerful personalization engine. That means that eLearning Learning now allows users to sign-up and have their content personalized based on their interests. Failing to Learn Creating an online learning personality It's what I love about the site. MORE >>

recent Tweet on multiple intelligences started off a chain-reaction in my mind: I responded that many learning theories-in-use have become the hocus-pocus of the training industry. The theory has also been aligned with learning styles. Suggested tag for Delicious, Twitter, et al – lrntheory. Tags: Learning MORE >>