This week's blog postings and bookmarks

Here is my weekly round-up of blog postings and bookmarks - all in one place

Jane's E-Learning Pick of the Day

• MyBrainshark
• 5 great resources to find out about Google Wave
• Knowledge Notebook
• cctext

Social Media in Learning

• All things Twitter
• Introduction to social learning environments: a social learning resource

All things Elgg

• Featured Elgg site #5: Solutions Surfer
• Featured Elgg site: #6 Primary School Teaching

Delicious bookmarks

• Aged 16 and the 'youngest headmaster in the world'
• Is your group leaving the Intranet for an online Community of Practice?
• The End of the Email Era
• Whose learning are you responsible for?
• Shared folders in Google docs
• Are You Practicing Proper Social Networking Etiquette?
  
• How to Create Screencasts You Can Be Proud Of
• Live online learning – a free download
• The 10 Most Popular And Useful iPhone Apps
• Tim Berners-Lee is 'sorry' for slashes
• Twelve Tips and Tricks to Get the Most Out of Posterous
• What To Do Before Your Web App Shuts Down
• 10 Killer content sources for your iPod Learning mix
• Have You Gone Organic?
  
• A new model of learning
• HOW TO: Organize an Event on Facebook
• What Matters: Will people pay for content online?
• The Twitter 140 Scholarship
• How To Take Screenshots in iPod Touch & iPhone
• 100 Best Professors Who Blog
• Big Dog, Little Dog's iPod Learning Mix
• 10 More Reasons Why Social Media Won't Replace Email
• How Tiny Camcorders are Changing Education
• Part 1: What are Twitter Lists?
• Grubba - free and online alternative for MS access and Filemaker pro
• Top 10 Complaints About Google Wave
• 4 Easy Tips to Improve Your Blogger Blog
• Schoology now free for teacher and professor accounts
• LearnTrends 2009
  
• A Vision for Calvin College: How to not only survive, but thrive in the future

Comments

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I enjoy reading about all these tools, but I cant figure out if they are used in learning or if they are just innovations that have promise. Is there a place I can see what is being used in learning today?

[Jane Hart]

Larry, join the international community of learning professionals and discuss what is happening. You can do this on Twitter and other social networks. It's important to get engaged with others to find out what is happening - and there's an amazing amount of great work going on.