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Category: Friday’s Finds
Jane Hart is looking for help in updating her 2010 Top 100 Learning Tools List. She also has a great list in the Directory of
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Here are five finds that I found on twitter this week. I organized the posts by the 3 major actions within a learnstream. Outputs (speaking)
Not sure how to get started communicating with people on the web? Try staring with small steps and gradually build with your comfort level or
Knowledge flows (know how) are becoming more valuable than knowledge stocks (know what). But, stocks are still valuable. John Hagel and John Seely Brown say that “knowledge
“To know is to know nothing. That is the true meaning of knowledge.” Socrates Want to keep learning? Try “I don’t know”. You stop learning
There are many services that you could include in your learnstream. Here are some of the basic services to consider for your learnstream. I listed
In addition to setting up the basic services for your learnstream, you should consider reserving your username for other tools and services you may add to
Lifestreams are about your life and learnstreams are about the learning in your life. A lifestream is a chronological view of your online (and even offline)