Informal Learning and the Web were made for one another. I want to show you how.
Join our online “unworkshop” next month and learn how to use web tools to improve learning effectivenss. You will:
- set up your own blog and wiki
- record a podcast
- syndicate sites
- experiment with Web 2.0 sites like Del.icio.us and FlickR
- see how others are applying these technologies
I will personally lead five or six original live webinars. Fun is assured.
The first dozen people who sign up will receive free copies of Naked Conversations : How Blogs are Changing the Way Businesses Talk with Customers, the brand-new business best-seller by Robert Scoble and Shel Israel.
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*$300 bucks* to learn
- Create your own blog
- Create a wiki and know how to use it
- Used an RSS aggregator to build a feed of information important to you
- Gain an basic understanding of the principles underlying technologies like Flickr, Del.icio.us and Google Maps.
????????? A little overpriced me thinks.
Ahem. You probably didn’t expect a response to your observation, but here goes.
Our unworkshop covers web technologies and their relationship to learning. As to price, the market may prove me wrong, but $300 seems cheap to me for a hands-on program limited to a dozen people with both a known, live facilitator (me) and sessions with a coach (Dave Lee).
Mr. Anonymous, the URL you commented from belongs to a competitor. So sorry to blow your cover. When did Knowledgenet or netG start offering small-group, individualized, hands-on courses for less than $300? Methinks you’re biased.