A few years ago, I had the chance to ask Daniel Pink — author of the books Drive and To Sell is Human — if…
Category: learning 2.0
I used to be one of those educators. There was a time when I wanted singular focus — an unadulterated fixation on my scintillating sermon…
I spend a lot of time thinking, writing, speaking and working in my own personal and professional venn diagram of: leadership development; social collaborative tools;…
There are those who can’t avoid the temptation of beer, salt and sugary snacks at night and there are people like me who treat new…
Best Buy, a renown electronics retailer perhaps better known for its khaki pants and blue shirt dress code, could be viewed analagously with that of an evolved corporate learning…
The higher education online learning gloves are now officially off. Let’s first recap the dizzying pace of change, announcements and launches that have occurred since…
There is something fascinating going on at Boise State University and specifically the Department of Educational Technology. Let me introduce you to 3D GameLab, arguably an…
My, how times have changed. Two years ago, people were scoffing at the term social learning. Three years ago, social learning was solely for the nerds…
Víctor García-Morales, Francisco Lloréns-Montes and Antonio Verdú-Jover published a paper in the British Journal of Management (December, 2008, Vol. 19 Issue 4) entitled, “The Effects…
Whether you work for a private family-owned business, a publicly traded corporation or in the kindergarten-to-higher-education continuum somewhere, you’re going to have to define learning…
The name Sebastian Thrun may not mean much to you, but it should. And if it doesn’t now … it probably will at some point.…
Rest assured, I am not against The Khan Academy … at least not entirely. There are several reasons to celebrate what its founder, Sal Khan,…
