Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Saturday, October 10, 2009
On less being more
I have recently posted on three topics which tie nicely together in this "simply brilliant" graph by Indexed: visualization, humor, and the paring down of information to it's essentials to support learning.
On Needles and Haystacks and Such
A great summary of these topics, practicing what it preaches. Thank you Jessica Hagy.
On Needles and Haystacks and Such

Wednesday, October 7, 2009
del.icio.us Tidbits: 60 Second Lecture
Here is the periodic sampling from my del.icio.us favorites list. This time I chose the tag "60 Second Lecture."
It seems these pared down presentations are being utilized more and more in distance learning in conjunction with other, more interactive and/or self-directed activities to best fit the strengths and weaknesses of the web and other distance learning platforms for presenting material.
The 60 Second Lecture: From Jamie's Distance Learning Blog, a brief description of the concept and its benefits.
The 60 Second Lecture: From Punya Mishra's Web, another description of the concept and a longer discussion of its pro's and con's.
SAS 60-Second Lecture: Susan Schneider - "The Fundamental Nature of Consciousness": From Odeo, an example of a 60 Second Lecture.
It seems these pared down presentations are being utilized more and more in distance learning in conjunction with other, more interactive and/or self-directed activities to best fit the strengths and weaknesses of the web and other distance learning platforms for presenting material.
The 60 Second Lecture: From Jamie's Distance Learning Blog, a brief description of the concept and its benefits.
The 60 Second Lecture: From Punya Mishra's Web, another description of the concept and a longer discussion of its pro's and con's.
SAS 60-Second Lecture: Susan Schneider - "The Fundamental Nature of Consciousness": From Odeo, an example of a 60 Second Lecture.
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