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Abject Learning: Quickie screencast - a distributed publishing framework…

Abject Learning: Quickie screencast - a distributed publishing framework…

Scribd - a very neat tool

I like this new tool called Scribd. It gives you the means to quickly upload any docs and file types quickly to the web and then embed the doc in your web or blog. Very cool.
The 8 Blogging Habits of Highly Effective People
I see a number of connections between the benefits of blogging [...]

Experimenters not Leaders - Yea

Dave Pollard, How to Save the World web site is one of my favourite reads. This post came via my Stephen Downes OLDaily email newsletter. I especially appreciated his list of attributes and qualities that experimenters practice. This resonates a lot with our efforts in the Streetjibe Project in York Region. Below is the [...]

10 Brilliant Social Psychology Studies

PsyBlog: Why We do Dumb or Irrational Things: 10 Brilliant Social Psychology Studies
Why We do Dumb or Irrational Things: 10 Brilliant Social Psychology Studies Head Turned [Photo by Ayres no graces]”
An interesting list of studies that show the idiosyncrasies of human behavior. I always wanted to have a list of these neat experiments and now [...]

The Search for a New Worldview

This a sign of major transformation taking place on the planet. I am thrilled that there are leaders in powerful positions who have put their creative minds and energies behind this initiative. My daughter brought this information home for me from her School of Naturopathy program on Public Health. The video is rather long [...]

Possibilities Abound

This post is from Bob Sprankle, an elementary school educator. I really believe that this example use of technology shows the unique ways in which we are transforming how we are learning and the opening up of our learning processes. I can see how I could use it my work with practitioners who are experimenting [...]