Of the few thousand tweets I read and countless links I followed for the week ending April 23, 2011, here are the 67 I found worth retweeting. Grab your favorite beverage, get cozy and follow these links for some interesting and worthwhile reading. And if you're inclined to thank me for all the time I …
Month: April 2011
Book Review: “Social Learning Handbook” by Jane Hart
With the use of social media in learning by learning professionals still relatively young, there are only a handful of books written on the subject. To be honest, several of them overlap somewhat in the content provided, leaving me to ask after reading the third one in the span of a month "Do I really …
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Worth retweeting (week ending 4/16/2011)
Much of what I learn via Twitter comes from following the links supplied by trusted sources. Each week on Next Practices I will post a summary of all that I have retweeted from others (plus maybe a few of my own) from the previous week. Some are links. Some are insights. These plus all of …
More questions than answers
As I reflect on the state of social learning and the use of social media in learning, I am well aware of the fact that I have more questions than answers. I suspect it will remain that way. Some questions will be answered in time, but they will be replaced by more questions than are answered. That's a good …
