Great sources
I spent a few hours today updating the eLearning Jump Page.There are more great resources out there than ever before. Voices with experience. Links to other disciplines. I'm a generalist, so I like to apply concepts from other fields. When I'm researching what's going on in eLearning, here are the places I often head to first:
- Top eLearning Reference Sources
Edu_RSS (syndication) from Stephen Downes
elearningpost, Maish Nichani's daily digest
Learning Circuits & blog, wisdom collected by ASTD
Elearning Centre, from Jane Knight in the UK
Stephen Downes keeps tabs daily & also an archive
elearnspace, educator George Siemens is encyclopedic
eLearning Guru, Kevin Kruse has a cornucopia of resources
Training Watch, a newcomer but lookin' good
CLO, now a monthly magazine
LineZine, astute but inactive
Learnativity, Marcia Conner and Wayne Hodgins
Big Dog, a great overview from Don Clark
CIO, the
IT magazine
Elearning Guild, great articles. Become a member.
eLearn,
from the IEEE
Posted by Jay Cross at July 27, 2003 07:16 PM | TrackBack
Businesses are evolving into the patterns of living systems. The meta-level learning that we are all engaged in is learning to work with network principles. Decision making and knowledge creation are not rational processes, but social processes.
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I'm also a "generalist" as you might call it. I love applying information from one field to another. There are so many wonderful ideas that could be useful in fields other then the one it was originally intended for.
Posted by: john D at January 15, 2004 07:12 PM
