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E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

By Stephen Downes
February 22, 2006

Tomorrow (Thursday) I get onto an airplane and fly to Alaska, so there will be no newsletter. Today I presented via teleconference to the E-Learning Forum today - here are the slides and audio. Note that the audio is pretty loud - you'll have to turn the volume way down.

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Re: E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

Anymouse, October 5, 2006

thank you ,I am Chinese teacher,your paper is very important for me,and my students can learn from you. Jiahou Li Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai,P.R.China jiahou@yeah.net [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

Re: E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

Anymouse, March 26, 2006

thanks for the audio Stephen. But the sound almost blasted off my headphone :( Sunny Learn to choose the best online learning programs [url=http://www.tips.com.my/articles/best-online-education.php]test[/url] [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

Re: E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

Anymouse, March 1, 2006

How about ASSESSMENTS 2.0? Knowledge is all well and good - you can read anything, and view anything passively. But there is a difference between reading obsessively 1000 books on swimming and SWIMMING. Same with any practice - you learn by doing, and then getting feedbacks and assessments on what you do, testing, etc. I don't think there are any 360 assessment 2.0 programs out there, right? [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

Re: E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

Anymouse, February 28, 2006

>that shows the tasks with timelines, responsibilities and even risks Email sent. Cheers, Geoff Glave Product Manager WebCT / Blackboard [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

Re: E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

Anymouse, February 27, 2006

I am a grad student at Columbia University. My masters project centers on implementing an E Learning solution in a corporate setting (in this case Oracle). I am working on developing a project implementation plan and am looking for some help and guidance. I am not a project manager so it would be great to find a project management template outlining the general steps needed to implement an LMS (from buying hardware/software to testing to rollout). I was wondering if Oracle has a sample plan I can adapt from that shows the tasks with timelines, responsibilities and even risks. If you have something like this to share I would be most appreciative. If not, perhaps you can direct me where I can find such resources. Mark Sakowitz mark_sakowitz@yahoo.com [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

Re: E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

Anymouse, February 24, 2006

hi, Stephen, Great Job, and I write to you to ask whether I can link your presentaions power point file and audio file in our website(www.ferc.net, lol, Chinese Version lonly) Thanks Johnnie [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

Re: E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

Anymouse, February 23, 2006

Where in alaska are you going to be?? I'm in Fairbanks, Alaska... [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

Re: E-Learning 2.0 at the E-Learning Forum

Anymouse, February 22, 2006

Thanks Stephen, for saving me the $25 fee. Bon voyage. Harold Jarche [Comment] [Permalink] [Previous][Next]

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