Minus is a drag-and-drop online file-sharing app that’s well-designed and dead simple to use: Head to the site, drag the files you want to share onto the browser window and it will be added to an online gallery. Files can be downloaded individually, or the whole gallery can be downloaded as a ZIP archive. had, such as real-time chat. MORE >>

This linked set of tweets tells the story about why we don’t have to k now all the different processes we can use in groups, in our work. This is also a nice  Twitter Story which I can point to when we are talking about Networks at CSIR in Pretoria next week!). We need to focus not on encyclopedic knowledge, but to know. MORE >>

At the LILAC (Information Literacy) conference 18-20 April 2011 in London, UK, Emily Albion talked about Stimulating student learning when visual is king: learnmore at City University. Although the online resources she has developed are aimed at law students, some of them could be used by other students, and certainly there are good ideas to follow. MORE >>

It’s not only work that goes on at work. significant portion of the day in traditional offices is taken up with complimenting new hairstyles, joking about a colleague’s poorly performing sports team and the like. Web workers get far fewer of these quick doses of human connection. Jill E. Image courtesy of Philip Gordon. MORE >>

Tweet Here are some of the things I learned via Twitter this past week: QUOTE: @JeffElder: “ I’d just love to pick your brain.&# Saying that to a consultant is really saying: “I’d just love to pick your pocket. &# – via @techherding. Mimi & Eunice : Precious Sacred Idea. Internal culture shows you to everyone. MORE >>