I am moving the My Documents folders from all of my computers to one Dropbox.
Dropbox is the equivalent of a hard drive in the cloud. I’ve been using the free version (2 GB) for months without any hassles.
Dropbox lets me work on files offline; it syncs when I’m back on the net. It provides Continue reading
10MP Digital Camera with 3.8x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 3-inch LCD
$349.95
$362.42 with extra battery (which you will want to have)
I continue to be impressed with the Canon S90. Great in low-light conditions. (I never use the flash.) Fast lens. Vibrant Continue reading
The ‘Learning Knights’ of Bell Telephone in the Op/Ed section of today’s New York Time is a case study of Push learning vs Pull learning.
In 1955, Bell Telephone was concerned about leadership development:
“A well-trained man knows how to answer questions, they reasoned; an educated man Continue reading
People learn socially and informally.
Research usually finds that around 80% of workplace learning is informal. This is of course an average; the value depends on the context and the individual learner.
Note that the studies that came up with the 80% were conducted before we had social networks Continue reading
Jay Continue reading
Today I arrived back in Berkeley after a marvelous month in Europe. My wife and I were celebrating an anniversary by retracing part of our honeymoon trip. Slideshow
These dairy cows are in the southern Black Forest, about 20 miles north of the Swiss border and 30 miles east of France.
Barcelona, Continue reading
Internet Time Alliance directors Jane Hart and Charles Jennings with new company car. Salisbury, Wiltshire, U.K.
