Expo SF about how Google plays fair and less fair, giving a balanced view of the accusations of vampirism from media tycoons such as Mark Cuban and Wall Street Journal publisher Les Hinton. Each of the many examples show how Google is using and potentially abusing its power in specific areas. The video is well worth watching. MORE >>

One of the things that Gabe tells us is: Based on Google queries, e-learning (about 200,000,000 results) takes the cake over elearning (about 14,400,000 results) in 2007. To back me up I went to Google Trends to see what the trend is for people searching. I just saw Gabe's post E-Learning: Will We One Day Lose the E? MORE >>

Christopher Alexander In principle, Alexander’s approach is to begin with the goals—the things people ultimately want—and then link them together in the most useful way. Sometimes visitors arrive at the core via the main navigation or search of site. But they might also come directly from Google. See Figure 4). MORE >>

For instance, now that we have access to people and knowledge, learning is ‘network creation’ and that we can learn through ‘collaborative meaning making’. People like information conveyed through conversations and stories because the interactivity and detail gives them context, not just content, and does so economically. References. MORE >>

Facebook will replace e-mail for communicating with certain people." Here you can manage your events, see your friends events, and even see when peoples birthdays are. An unofficial app exists for Google Docs ). Make a To-Do List : Some people just love lists. Im one of the people that is slowly bailing. MORE >>