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- September 2002
- KM World: Knowledge transformation
- elearning Magazine: Moving the Camera
- User Interface 7 East: Getting from Research to Personas: Harnessing the Power of Data
- Seattlepi: Redmond center previews Microsoft’s vision for future office
- PopTech: Interview with Howard Rheingold
- A List Apart: Scope Creep
- TechLearn: Putting the Management in Learning Management Systems
- Sydney Morning Herald: How to make e-learning interesting
- Online Learning 2002 Update
- Ubiquity: The New Computing
- Syllabus: Ready or Not--PDAs in the Classroom
- Syllabus: New Learning Spaces: Smart Learners, Not Smart Classrooms
- Conference Blogging: Online Learning 2002
- Animation Express: Distance Learning
- elearningage: Quality and eLearning in Europe
- BBC: Learn for free online
- elearn Magazine: Developing Your e-Learning for Your Learners
- Content-Exchange: Long and Literary Magazine Learns to Publish in the Shortness of the Web
- IBM: Using social network analysis to improve knowledge creation and sharing
- Learning Circuits: The E-Learning Industry—Retrospect and Prospect
- Elmundo: Multimedia Gallery
- Gerry McGovern: Information architecture: using card sorting for web classification design
- elearning Magazine: Content at the Speed of Light
- ERIC Digest: Knowledge Management in Instructional Design
- I3 Update: The 3Cs of Knowledge Sharing:
- SMH: Queensland e-learning out of the cradle but still in nappies
- Knowinc: KM definitions
- Darwin: Cutting Classes
- Boxes and Arrows: Inconspicuous Consumption: Lessons for Web Design from Mall and Retail Design
- Usabililty SIG: Usability checklist for e-learning
- The Chronicle: Students Embrace the Internet, but Not as Replacement to Classrooms, Study Finds
- Marketingprofs: Top Tips to Write a Persuasive Case Study
- CETIS: Learning content. Theirs, yours, mine and ours.
- TIME: Gearing Up For School
- Sessions: The ILUs are here!
- Shirky: Broadcast Institutions, Community Values
- CNET: McDonald’s pays to play with Sims
- Learning Circuits: Explaining E-Learning to Executives
- Fastrak: The great experiment
- Tech Learning: Mentored Learning
- Design Interact: the Challenge of Developing Online Learning Materials
- CRM Assist: E-learning and Integration Projects Best for Roi
- Suite101: Are Your Virtual Classes as Successful as They Could Be?
- Adaptive Path: Site Navigation: A Few Helpful Definitions
- Training Magazine: Play it Again Sam…
- Elliott Masie: Get your skates on for e-learning success
- First Monday: Children’s Use of New Technology for Picture-Taking
- WIRED: Unplugged U.
- Mappa Mundi: Demystifying Metadata
- Jay Cross: Being Objective
- WIRED: Thin Line Splits Cheating, Smarts
- Time: A Swarm of Little Notes
- Boxes and Arrrows: The Tool Makes the (Wo)Man
- The Chronicle: Macromedia Cuts Prices for Volume Purchases by Colleges
- eWeek: A Futuristic Library
- DM Review: The Intelligence in E-Mail: Are You Ready to Listen?
- PC Magazine: From Chaos to Control
- McKinsey Quarterly: Helping employees embrace change
- Nua Surveys: Canadian school kids do homework online
- KM World: Personal toolkit: Knowledge tools need to be personal, not personalized
- Useit: Ten Best Intranets of 2002
- CLO Magazine: The CLO’s Role: Balancing the Learning Mix in Outsourced Environments
- Slashdot: Software for Online Courses?
- Slashdot: Distance Education - Pros and Cons?
- WIRED: When Text Messaging Turns Ugly
- Sydney Morning Herald: Getting smart with e-learning
- The Chronicle: Jones Knowledge Will Give Away Its Course-Management Software
- Transform Magazine: Find The Experts
- WIRED: Of PowerPoint and Pointlessness
- ZD Net: Simulation may be the e-learning “killer app”
- The Technology Source: The Next Killer App in Education:
- The Technology Source: Extending the Pedagogy of Threaded-Topic Discussions
- Gerry McGovern: Information architecture: learning how to classify
- Steve Denning: The Squirrel
- CIO: Underwriting Knowledge
- Theban Mapping Project: Atlas of the Valley of the Kings