I saw another post from Dave Boggs, Has The Blogging Trend Begun To Fade, Even Before It Ever Got Started In Corporate Training / e-Learning Environments? In this post, Dave unfortunately lumps together blogs, wikis, mashups, rss feed together (probably because eLearning 2.0 and web 2.0 often lump them together). MORE >>

reading the recent discussions around km and ethnography hosted by richard cross at aok, i was reminded of the very useful role boundary objects often play when you are looking to understand roles, activities, tacit knowledge and MORE >>

A lot of people come to this site searching for “open source LMS”. These are some of the web-based learning systems that I have used, and would recommend: Elgg – for informal web-enabled learning where the learner is the centre of it MORE >>

Found via: e-Learning Acupuncture : Great paper that looks at different kinds of test questions commonly used in eLearning courseware and a framework for considering these. Don't let the title throw you - there's good stuff that's readily accessible. MORE >>

Stowe Boyd wants to called them “Widge-ups”. He's joking) Snipperoo calles it “the give and take web”. Microsoft calls them Gadgets. Fergus Burns thinks that there will be a hit with Widget Marketing. Richard MacManus has a great post MORE >>